Neurosurgeon Dr Farrukh Javeed

Call Directions Website Contact the practice

Neurosurgeon Dr Farrukh Javeed Neurosurgeon, Spine Surgeon, Brain Surgeon. Assistant Professor Neurosurgery in Karachi with 11 years experience in brain and spine surgeries.

Dr. Farrukh Javeed is an Assistant Professor in Neurosurgery with experience of working in one of the biggest neurosurgery centers in Karachi. He provides all kinds of neurosurgery facilities like Emergency services, admission and surgery facilities to his patients. Dr. Farrukh has huge experience in all kind of brain and spine surgeries including tumors, fractures, head injuries, paediatric neurosurgery, hydrocephalus, disc prolapse, sciatica, scoliosis and spine deformities. You can contact for clinic appointments through the link provided on profile or contact 03153936880.

07/10/2026
03/10/2026

NeuroContinuum × Mind.Sign — an initiative designed to bring medical students closer to the realities, opportunities, and challenges of a career in Neurosurgery.

As Chief Organizer, I had the opportunity to conceptualize and lead the conference, bringing together discussions focused on neurosurgical training, career pathways, global fellowships, mentorship, and the evolving landscape of the specialty.

I also had the opportunity to lead the panel discussion, “From Scrub Suit to Surgeon — Training, Global Fellowships, and the Journey of Becoming a Neurosurgeon.”

The session explored the journey from medical school to residency and beyond — understanding training pathways, navigating neurosurgical residency, pursuing international fellowships, finding meaningful mentorship, and developing the skills and mindset required to grow into a neurosurgeon.

What made the discussion particularly engaging was the curiosity and enthusiasm of the medical students. Their questions reflected a genuine desire to understand not only how to enter Neurosurgery, but also how to build a career that is academically meaningful, technically strong, and globally connected.

Conversations like these are an important part of preparing the next generation of neurosurgeons — by giving students a clearer perspective of the road ahead and the possibilities that lie beyond medical school.

NeuroContinuum × Mind.Sign
Connecting medical students with the continuum of Neurosurgery.

NeuroContinuum × Mind.Sign — an initiative designed to bring medical students closer to the realities, opportunities, an...
02/10/2026

NeuroContinuum × Mind.Sign — an initiative designed to bring medical students closer to the realities, opportunities, and challenges of a career in Neurosurgery.

As Chief Organizer, I had the opportunity to conceptualize and lead the conference, bringing together discussions focused on neurosurgical training, career pathways, global fellowships, mentorship, and the evolving landscape of the specialty.

I also had the opportunity to lead the panel discussion, “From Scrub Suit to Surgeon — Training, Global Fellowships, and the Journey of Becoming a Neurosurgeon.”

The session explored the journey from medical school to residency and beyond — understanding training pathways, navigating neurosurgical residency, pursuing international fellowships, finding meaningful mentorship, and developing the skills and mindset required to grow into a neurosurgeon.

What made the discussion particularly engaging was the curiosity and enthusiasm of the medical students. Their questions reflected a genuine desire to understand not only how to enter Neurosurgery, but also how to build a career that is academically meaningful, technically strong, and globally connected.

Conversations like these are an important part of preparing the next generation of neurosurgeons — by giving students a clearer perspective of the road ahead and the possibilities that lie beyond medical school.

NeuroContinuum × Mind.Sign
Connecting medical students with the continuum of Neurosurgery.

🎯 Successfully organized the 2nd Meetup of the Sindh Young Neurosurgeons’ Initiative!Along with Dr. Saad Akhtar and Dr. ...
06/09/2026

🎯 Successfully organized the 2nd Meetup of the Sindh Young Neurosurgeons’ Initiative!

Along with Dr. Saad Akhtar and Dr. Aurangzeb, we are taking this platform forward with great energy and enthusiasm.

Although we are still in the early days of this initiative, we are already covering topics that truly matter in our professional and personal journey — including patient interaction, evolving private practice, case discussions, safe surgery, prevention & management of complications, and building a successful career in neurosurgery.

Beyond clinical and surgical skills, these sessions also focus on the bigger picture of building a successful and sustainable career. We invite motivational speakers and experts in financial planning and asset management to share practical insights on making sound financial decisions, managing wealth responsibly, and planning for long-term financial security. 💡💰

The goal is simple: learn together, support each other, and grow together as a stronger community of young neurosurgeons. 🤝🧠

This is just the beginning — many more discussions, collaborations and opportunities ahead! 🔥

Road safety is not just about traffic rules—it is about saving lives.Honoured to be the Guest of Honor at “Safe Ride, Sa...
25/08/2026

Road safety is not just about traffic rules—it is about saving lives.

Honoured to be the Guest of Honor at “Safe Ride, Safe Life”, a road safety awareness program organized by Jinnah Sindh Medical University in collaboration with Atlas Honda, focusing on motorcycle riding and pillion safety.

As a neurosurgeon, I see the consequences of road traffic accidents from a very different perspective. Behind every traumatic brain injury is a person, a family, and a life that can be permanently changed in seconds.

The message is simple: Wear a helmet. Ride responsibly. Respect speed limits. Protect yourself and your loved ones.

Grateful to JSMU, Atlas Honda, the distinguished speakers, organizers, faculty, students and everyone who contributed to making road safety a shared responsibility.

Safe riding is not an option. It is a responsibility. 🪖🏍️

Me: Ready. My team: “Almost…” 😑
13/08/2026

Me: Ready.
My team: “Almost…” 😑

From the OR!
04/08/2026

From the OR!

Eid Mubarak everyone!
27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak everyone!

Random click 📸
26/05/2026

Random click 📸

Address

RIMS Trauma Hospital, PECHS Extension Block 6
Karachi

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Neurosurgeon Dr Farrukh Javeed posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Neurosurgeon Dr Farrukh Javeed:

Shortcuts

Share

Category