Faisal Qidwai

About Faisal Qidwai

Dr. Faisal Khalid Qidwai is a seasoned medical professional with over 15 years of experience. Specialising in surgical and non-surgical procedures, paediatrics, men’s health, antenatal care, and chronic disease management, he is the principal doctor at Myhealth Medical Centre in Rhodes, New South Wales, Australia.

Dr. Faisal Qidwai is a man of varied interests. He is especially passionate about healthcare and innovative technologies, regularly attending conferences, seminars, and workshops that bridge these fields.

A self-described “relentless learner,” Dr. Qidwai has devoted years of his life to academic excellence and intellectual pursuits. He is extremely well-read, having immersed himself in literature related to medicine, engineering, advanced science, and technology. Even today, he attributes his ability to remain at the vanguard of medicine and philanthropy to his devotion to lifelong learning.

Faisal Qidwai began attending the University of New South Wales, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering degree. He opted to pursue this educational path due to his fascination with problem-solving and design.

By the time he graduated from the university, Faisal had an in-depth understanding of project management, construction, and technical innovation. This formed a solid foundation for his early profession, which involved working on major developments with many publicly listed companies.

Whether working on residential developments, commercial fit-outs, or infrastructure upgrades, Faisal consistently demonstrated outstanding leadership in management team coordination, contract administration, and overseeing quality control.

Even after he transitioned to a medical career, he credits his engineering background for his development of methodical thinking and problem-solving abilities. These skills later proved invaluable for handling complex medical cases.

Despite his potential as an engineer, Faisal was driven to explore other career paths. He enrolled in the Law Faculty of the University of New South Wales in 2004 but discontinued his studies to pursue other opportunities in medicine and community health.

To this end, he enrolled in Bond University in 2006, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine degree in 2010, specialising in surgery. Faisal proved himself more than up to the challenge of the prestigious and demanding medical program, consistently ranking at the top of his classes in practical and theoretical assessments.