Fatima Khan

Bio

Fatima Khan is a pre-dental student at Texas A&M University, where she is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Public Health with a minor in Radiological Health Engineering. Deeply passionate about healthcare equity and dentistry, Fatima has dedicated her undergraduate years to serving underserved populations through both clinical and community-based efforts. She has led and organized free dental clinics and volunteered with Texas Mission of Mercy (TMOM) events, providing care to those without access to dental services. Her commitment extends beyond dentistry—she has also served hospice patients, supported public health education efforts, and acted as a Charity Liaison for Pillars, where she helped raise funds for a range of diverse causes benefiting marginalized communities. Academically, Fatima is also engaged in research in health physics, exploring the safe and effective use of radiation in healthcare.

In addition to her academic pursuits, Fatima has worked as a Registered Dental Assistant for over two years, gaining extensive experience in prosthodontics. Inspired by a medical mission trip to Pakistan with her physician parents, she is driven to address global and local health disparities through compassionate, culturally competent care. In her free time, Fatima enjoys henna art, drawing, and long walks. As a mentor, she is dedicated to uplifting students and helping them navigate their academic journeys with purpose and confidence.