Dr Raza Khan

Dr Razaullah Khan is a General Practitioner with over nine years of clinical experience across primary care and emergency medicine in Ireland, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia — bringing a breadth of international clinical exposure and adaptability to diverse healthcare systems that enriches his approach to primary care. He is registered with the Irish Medical Council and has held full medical registration in both Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. His career spans high-volume emergency department work, out-of-hours primary care services and GP practice, giving him particular strength in the rapid assessment of urgent presentations, early identification of red-flag symptoms and appropriate referral when required. Dr Khan has extensive hands-on procedural experience including wound suturing, abscess drainage, foreign body removal, nail procedures and basic fracture management with splinting and casting — a level of practical clinical skill that is uncommon in online GP practice and that gives him a grounded, confident approach to acute presentations. He holds current certification in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association. Dr Khan consults in English, Urdu, Arabic, Pashto and Punjabi — making him one of the most linguistically accessible GPs in Ireland, and one of the very few Irish-registered doctors who can consult in Pashto. For patients from Afghan, Pakistani, Arabic-speaking and South Asian communities in Ireland, this represents access to a fully qualified GP in their first language. What he treats: • Acute illness — respiratory infections, fever, flu, sore throat, ear infections, UTIs • Emergency and urgent care assessment — rapid assessment of acute presentations, red-flag identification • Chronic disease management — diabetes, hypertension, asthma, chronic respiratory diseases, thyroid disorders • Women's health — contraception counselling, common gynaecological conditions, breastfeeding support • Paediatric concerns — common childhood illnesses, paediatric emergencies including dehydration, respiratory distress and febrile seizures • Men's health — general health concerns, hormonal queries, sexual health • Mental health — anxiety, depression, stress management and specialist referral • Preventive health — health screenings, lifestyle assessments, vaccination guidance • Older adult health — chronic condition monitoring, medication reviews, geriatric assessment • Prescription renewals and medication reviews • Sick notes and medical certificates What to expect from your consultation: Dr Khan will take a rapid, structured clinical history and quickly identify whether your concern can be safely managed online or requires same-day in-person care. His emergency medicine background means he is particularly skilled at distinguishing urgent from non-urgent presentations — giving patients a confident, clear answer rather than a cautious generic referral. At the end of the consultation you will receive a clinical note with findings and next steps. Who this consultation is for: This consultation is suitable for any patient needing same-day GP access. It is particularly suited to patients with acute or urgent presentations who want a clinician with emergency medicine experience assessing their concern, and to patients from Afghan, Pakistani, Arabic-speaking and South Asian communities in Ireland who need a GP consultation in their first language. His approach: Dr Khan places strong emphasis on patient-centred care, clear communication and building trust — the foundation of good primary care regardless of setting. His experience across three countries and multiple healthcare systems has given him a practical, adaptable approach and a deep sensitivity to the cultural dimensions of healthcare that make a real difference to patients from diverse backgrounds. Languages: English · Urdu · Arabic · Pashto · Punjabi