
Dr. Jahangir Rahman
New York
Internal Medicine
Moving from Bangladesh to the Bronx at age 3—and subsequently living in all five boroughs—Dr. Jahangir Rahman is a New Yorker through and through. After experiencing incredible care from the doctors at Roosevelt Hospital who saved his father from a gunshot wound, Dr. Rahman decided to pursue becoming a physician specializing in internal medicine.
Dr. Rahman graduated from New York University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Biopsychology, which eventually led him to study medicine. “It was through the study of psychology that I realized the pain that we all share as part of the human condition,” he says. Dr. Rahman earned his medical degree from Stony Brook School of Medicine and completed his internship and residency at Mount Sinai Hospital, where he specialized in internal medicine.
Dr. Rahman served as a Director of Medical Consultation at Bellevue Hospital Center, a role he describes as one that profoundly developed his clinical expertise. In Dr. Rahman’s words, “At Bellevue, one sees the most complicated cases. By taking care of patients there, teaching the medical students and residents, and running the medical consultation course, there’s almost no situation I have not dealt with.” Following a decade at Bellevue Hospital Center, Dr. Rahman joined a private practice where he has acted as one of the managing partners for 20 years. He is board-certified by the Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine and a Fellow of the American College of Physicians.
Dr. Rahman has dedicated his storied career to education. He has taught at Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New York, Tisch Hospital New York University Medical Center, and currently teaches third-year medical students at Columbia University as an Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine. He has also written and published various articles for prestigious medical journals and books.
Dr. Rahman brings to Atria his commitment to health care and decades of experience in internal medicine. He is excited to be collaborating with his former Columbia University and Bellevue Hospital Center colleagues to bring patients an elevated level of personalized care.
Credentials
Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine
Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine
New York University Grossman School of Medicine
Former Co-Director
Medical Consultation, Bellevue Hospital Center
Former Managing Partner
New York Physicians
Awards
Founders Day Award for Scholastic Achievement
New York University
National Medical Honor Society
Alpha Omega Alpha
Affiliations
Diplomate
American Board of Internal Medicine
Fellow
American College of Physicians
Member
Alpha Omega Alpha National Medical Honor Society