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Rami lists his
hobbies as travel, writing, golf and he is an avid cricket follower.
He talks humorously about his experiences as an Indian in England, the
idiosyncrasies of the English language, his travels and his experiences
as a Doctor and a patient. Rami also enjoys the challenge of adapting
his speeches to his audience and has been a guest lecturer on cruise
liners.
Rami came to England in 1966 to continue his medical education obtaining his FRCS in Edinburgh at the age of twenty-six. He quickly established himself into the English way of life to the extent that he met and married Jenny, the mother of their two children. He is now a proud grand-father of four. Rami is a keen Rotarian and has served his club as President on two occasions as well as representing his Rotary District as Governor. Rami has been heavily involved with medical education. He served as GP Tutor in Nottingham for over ten years. He is a past President and trustee of the Nottingham Med-Chi Society. |
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He was given The British Asian Doctor of Eminence Award for 2003, and awarded the MBE in 2007 for services to Rotary International and the community in Nottinghamshire. Rami has nearly won his battle against anorexia! |
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