4.5
2 Ratings with 1 written Review

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| Dr. Khawaja Ahmed Salman Zaki, MD | Dr. Lindsey Beth Taylor | Dr. Geoffrey Mead Geoghegan | Dr. Sukhman Singh Sandhu |
| Critical Care Medicine | Internal Medicine | Diagnostic Radiology | Internal Medicine |
| Accepts New Patients | |||
| 24 Years of Experience | 13 Years of Experience | 23 Years of Experience | 11 Years of Experience |
| No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option |
| Evansville , IN | Newburgh , IN | Princeton , IN | Evansville , IN |
| Med School: Karachi Medical And Dental College | Med School: Indiana University School Of Medicine | Med School: University Of Louisville School Of Medicine | Med School: St Georges University School Of Medicine |
Current Profile | View Profile | View Profile | View Profile |
Dr. Khawaja Ahmed Salman Zaki holds active and expired medical licenses in the states of New York and Indiana.
Medical Doctor with an active medical license in the state of New York that expires in 2026 and an expired medical license in the state of Indiana that expired in 2025.
Graduated from Karachi Medical And Dental College in 2002.
Dr. Zaki's NPI number is 1356676480.










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