A teaching hospital in Islamabad, established in 1991, dedicated to safe, ethical, high-quality care.
Avicenna Medical Complex Islamabad (AMC) was established in 1991 to provide high-quality healthcare to the community. It has grown into a modern, fully equipped facility serving local and international patients, with a focus on patient safety, clinical excellence and continuous innovation.
To be recognised as the leading and most trusted centre of excellence in tertiary healthcare in the national capital and surrounding regions.
To provide comprehensive, modern curative and preventive care through skilled, compassionate staff, and to advance academic excellence and research as a teaching hospital.
AMC aims to deliver safe, ethical, high-quality curative and preventive care, following international standards and supporting medical research.
Patient safety sits at the centre of every clinical and support service.
Care that is delivered ethically, for both curative and preventive needs.
Services follow international standards of care.
Medical research is encouraged and supported across departments.
AMC uses a Quality Management System that addresses three things:
As a teaching hospital, AMC fosters academic excellence and innovation by investing in research. Clinical departments take part in education and training alongside patient care.
Departments contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate medical education.
Training is supervised by experienced consultants in line with recognised academic standards.
A structured residency programme trains radiology specialists each year, as described by the Department of Radiology.
Browse publications listed by AMC on the Research page, or explore the clinical departments.
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