Dr. Iffat Tania Prianka is a dedicated public health professional and medical educator from Bangladesh, currently serving as Assistant Professor in the Department of Community Medicine & Public Health at Ibrahim Medical College (BIRDEM). She holds an M.Phil. in Preventive and Social Medicine from BSMMU (NIPSOM), an MPH in Epidemiology from AIUB, and has successfully completed FCPS Part I in Community Medicine and Public Health. She is presently pursuing her Ph.D. at Bangladesh University of Professionals. Her academic journey is distinguished by strong research engagement, with completed studies on autism awareness among medical students, internet addiction during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the psychosocial impact of infertility among women. She possesses advanced research skills in epidemiology, biostatistics, and data interpretation using SPSS and STATA, strengthened by extensive training in research methodology, medical education, and faculty development programs from institutions such as Eudoxia Research University and Fera Foundation. Her teaching and clinical experience span over a decade, with prior roles as Lecturer in Biochemistry and Community Medicine, and as Senior House Physician at United Hospital Dhaka. Recognized with Magna Cum Laude distinction and Dean’s Award, Dr. Prianka aims to contribute to global public health advancement through impactful research, evidence-based education, and community-focused healthcare solutions.
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Featured Publications
Prianka, I. T. (2022). Knowledge and Attitude on Early Sign of Autism Among 1st Year to 3rd Year Medical Students in a Selected Medical College in Bangladesh. International Journal of Medical Research and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 9(9), 1–7. Available at: ijmrpsjournal.com
Jahan, N., Rumman, I., Prianka, I. T., & Gupta, P. K. S. (2023). Internet Addiction Among Medical Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Dhaka City: Prevalence and Associated Factors. International Research Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1(1), 64–76. Available at: zapjournals.com