01Leadership
Mr Niaz Ahmed
Chief Executive Officer
The people behind IRC PWD
Meet the Islamabad Rehab Center PWD team
Meet the leadership, medical team, clinical psychologists and support staff at the PWD branch.
One coordinated team
Leadership, clinical care and day-to-day support
Recovery environments depend on more than one professional role. Medical, psychological and daily support roles each contribute to coordinated care.
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02Leadership
Barrister Abdul Munaf
MD
03Management
Muhammad Ali
General Manager
04Management
Mazhar Hussain
Assistant Manager
05Medical Team
Dr Abul Momin Malik
Medical Team
06Medical Team
Dr Mureed Hussain
Doctor
07Medical Team
Dr Afzar Maqsood
Doctor
08Clinical Psychology
Hibba Raza
Clinical Psychologist
09Clinical Psychology
Javeria
Clinical Psychologist
10Clinical Psychology
Kinza
Clinical Psychologist
11Paramedical & Support
Shakir Ali
Dispenser
12Paramedical & Support
Wajahat Ali
Dispenser
13Paramedical & Support
Faisal Fareed
Ward Support
14Paramedical & Support
M. Waqas
Ward Support
Leadership & management
Direction, coordination and operational continuity
Leadership and management create the structure within which clinical and support work can operate consistently.
The team sequence begins with executive leadership, followed by management roles responsible for coordination across the center. Day-to-day operations, communication and practical oversight affect the overall treatment environment even when those roles are not clinical.
- Executive oversight
- Operational coordination
- Team communication
- Center standards and continuity
Medical team
Medical input supports safer, coordinated rehabilitation
Substance use, withdrawal, physical health and mental-health symptoms can overlap.
Medical team members can contribute to assessment, observation and coordination where physical or psychiatric factors need attention. Specific diagnoses and treatment decisions belong to qualified clinicians after individual assessment.
Team members shown in this category
Dr Abul Momin Malik · Dr Mureed Hussain · Dr Afzar Maqsood
Clinical psychology
Therapeutic work focuses on behaviour, emotion and recovery skills
Psychological support can help people understand patterns that contribute to substance use and relapse.
Depending on assessment and treatment planning, therapeutic work may address triggers, coping strategies, motivation, emotional regulation, relationships, thinking patterns and practical plans for maintaining recovery.
Clinical psychologists shown in this category
Hibba Raza · Javeria · Kinza
Paramedical & support
Recovery also depends on consistent support between formal sessions
Residential care is a day-to-day environment.
Paramedical and ward-support roles contribute to routine, observation, practical assistance and continuity within the center. These roles are listed separately from doctors and psychologists so responsibilities remain clear.
Support team shown in this category
Shakir Ali · Wajahat Ali · Faisal Fareed · M. Waqas
Practical context
How the multidisciplinary team works together
A rehabilitation team is most useful when information is handed over clearly between leadership, medical staff, clinical psychologists and support personnel. This helps day-to-day observations inform formal clinical decisions instead of remaining disconnected.
Physical health, medication and withdrawal concerns are communicated to the professionals responsible for medical decisions.
Therapy work focuses on patterns, coping, motivation, relationships and relapse risk.
Support staff help maintain structure and report changes that may need clinical attention.
Confidential first contact
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You can request a consultation, ask about assessment or arrange a center visit.