Assistant Professor Dr Monzira Rahman Dita is a dedicated and highly skilled pediatrician, currently serving as a faculty member and consultant at Shaheed Ziaur Rahman Medical College Hospital (SZMCH) in Bogura, Bangladesh. With a strong academic background and extensive experience in child health, Dr. Dita has established herself as a trusted figure in pediatric medicine, committed to the well-being of infants, children, and adolescents.

Dr. Dita earned her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree from a reputed medical institution in Bangladesh. Driven by a deep passion for children’s health and development, she went on to specialize in pediatrics, completing her MD (Doctor of Medicine) in Child Health. This advanced training equipped her with a profound understanding of the physiological, emotional, and developmental needs of children, as well as the skills to manage a wide range of pediatric illnesses and disorders.

At SZMCH, Dr Monzira Rahman Dita not only provides clinical care to her young patients but also plays an active role in teaching and mentoring medical students and junior doctors. As an Assistant Professor, she is involved in academic instruction, curriculum development, and research initiatives within the Department of Pediatrics. Her balanced approach to clinical practice and academia helps foster the next generation of competent and compassionate healthcare professionals.

Dr Monzira Rahman Dita is known for her patient-centered care, clear communication with parents, and evidence-based treatment methods. Her areas of expertise include neonatal care, childhood infections, growth and nutrition, vaccination, and the management of chronic pediatric conditions at bogura. She takes a holistic view of a child’s health, considering both physical and psychological aspects in her diagnoses and treatment plans.

In addition to her hospital duties, Dr. Dita actively participates in medical conferences, workshops, and community outreach programs aimed at improving child health awareness in rural and urban communities. Her commitment to continuing education and community service reflects her belief in preventive care and public health advocacy.