Javad Hashmi, MD is an attending physician in the Emergency Department at Athol Memorial Hospital, a critical access hospital in an underserved region of Massachusetts. He is pursuing a master's degree in theological studies at Harvard University. As a Fellow of Medical Ethics at Harvard Medical School, Dr. Hashmi is interested in the intersection between ethics, theology, and human rights. He is specifically interested in Islamic bioethics and believes Muslim physicians like himself must play a role in advocating for human and women's rights in the Islamic world. Currently, he is writing his first book, called “Flogging for God: A Muslim's Call to Abolish Corporal and Capital Punishments.”
Fellowship Year: 2014-2015
Annals of pediatric cardiology, July 1, 2011
Expert review of clinical immunology, January 1, 2011
PM & R : the journal of injury, function, and rehabilitation, December 1, 2010
Lasers in surgery and medicine, August 1, 2010
Recent patents on anti-infective drug discovery, June 1, 2010