Rizowana Kabir DO, MBBS

Dr. Rizowana Kabir, CEO, Moni Medical Care in Brooklyn, New York, with a focus on clinical supervision, community

development, and whole-person primary care. She splits her time between practicing with a group and operating her recently opened solo primary care practice, Moni Medical Care, where she emphasizes integrative approaches to wellness, including lifestyle modification, mental health, nutrition, and patient empowerment. Dr. Kabir is committed to delivering accessible, high-quality healthcare while strengthening community health through education and outreach initiatives. Dr. Kabir’s career spans multiple continents and decades of clinical experience. She earned her initial medical degree (MBBS) in Bangladesh and returned to the U.S. to complete a Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) program at the New York Institute of Technology in 2020. Her clinical training included residency at Jamaica Hospital and specialized work in clinical documentation improvement, allowing her to enhance healthcare delivery through improved organizational practices and patient outcomes. Her expertise bridges frontline care, administration, and health education, ensuring that both clinical excellence and community needs are met. A board-certified family medicine physician, Dr. Kabir is dedicated to patient-centered care that addresses the mental, physical, and spiritual aspects of health. She is actively pursuing hospital affiliations with Maimonides, Coney Island Hospital, and Kings County Hospital to expand her clinical reach. In addition to her clinical work, she engages in public speaking, program development, and advocacy to advance health education and promote wellness in underserved communities

• New York Institute of Technology - Doctor of Osteopathy, Medicine
• Osmany Medical College Sylhet Bangladesh - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)

• DO

• Bangladesh Medical Association (New York and North America chapters)
• American Medical Association
• American osteopathic family practice organization