About Dr. Fariha Ghaffar

I have always been inspired by the diversity and vast opportunities within the field of medicine.

My decision to pursue a career in the U.S. healthcare system was strongly influenced by my husband, who is my greatest support.

Outside of work, I enjoy cooking traditional foods and cherish spending time with my daughters.

About Dr. Anam Hamid

I am from Multan, a city in Punjab Pakistan. Multan is famous for its beautiful blue handcrafted pottery, local cuisine as Sohan Halwa, it’s delicious mangoes and lush green fields.

I got my bachelor’s in medicine from Quaid e Azam Medical College. I chose internal medicine because of in-depth knowledge of connections inside and outside of the adult human body, piece together multiple data sets in clinical and non-clinical settings, make sense of the health care landscape, interpret information, and identify patient outcomes to deliver the best care.

I am grateful to Memorial hospital for providing me with the opportunity to learn from experienced physicians and to find collaborative solutions to medical challenges. As a physician I strive to help people live better, healthier lives and improve the lives of patients’ families.

I enjoy watching cricket with my husband. I love to travel with my family and explore different countries and their cuisine.

About Dr. Rida Hamid

I grew up eating mangoes in the hot and vibrant city of Multan.

Surrounded by doctors in my family, I was inspired early on to become one myself.

Outside of medicine, I enjoy painting, photography, dancing, trying new cuisines with friends, watching movies, and spending quality time with my family.

About Dr. Manoj Kumar

After earning my MBBS, I pursued Internal Medicine in the U.S., gaining diverse clinical and life experiences. Cooking became a joyful hobby along the way.
 

I now aim to grow into a compassionate, skilled physician—trusted by patients and contributing meaningfully to the community.

About Dr. Bradley Lasseigne

I’m from Thibodaux, Louisiana where I attended E.D. White high school and graduated from Nichols State University with a bachelor’s degree in biology. Shortly after, I moved to Monroe, Louisiana where I attended the inaugural class of my medical school, VCOM.

I chose Memorial for residency because of the excellent clinical faculty, inviting environment, and strong leadership. Memorial ensures each resident has the resources and experience to become a great physician. The sense of community and comradery here is unmatched by any other program.

When I’m not working, I enjoy collecting and restoring antique cars, playing a round of golf, and spending time at the beach with my family.