The Doctor

Dr. Ibrahim grew up in Dearborn Heights, Michigan and is an avid Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) athlete. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Wayne State University, co-majoring in both Biological Sciences (Departmental Honors) and University Honors. He graduated Cum Laude and went on to medical school at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MSUCOM) where he earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree. He then spent a year in the Henry Ford Health System completing a Transitional Year residency program and was selected to be the representative for the program to attend chief meetings. Afterwards, Dr. Ibrahim completed a Family Medicine Residency (with Osteopathic Recognition) at Trinity Health Livingston where he served on multiple committees including the Resident Improvement Committee, Recruitment Committee, and the Clinic First Committee. He was awarded with Teacher of the Year during his training. In residency, he specialized in Family Medicine, Osteopathic Family Medicine, and Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment. Dr. Ibrahim then completed a Sports Medicine fellowship at the University of Michigan Health-West where he specialized in Sports Medicine. During his fellowship, he was recognized as Chief fellow. He was the team physician for the Grand Rapids Rise, the Grand Rapids Griffins, Grand Valley State University, and more. He is currently a quadruple board-certified physician. He has a strong interest in Orthopedics and Sports Medicine. Dr. Ibrahim is also a renowned national leader in the medical field. He served as the Communications Representative for the Sports Medicine Resident Council at the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM). He is also currently a member of the Practice and Policy Committee at AMSSM. Dr. Ibrahim also has a unique interest in leadership and politics in medicine; he was an American Medical Association (AMA) Ambassador where he was selected to be a part of the Steering Committee. He was also elected to be the Member at-Large of the Resident & Fellow Section at the AMA and currently chairs the Osteopathic Caucus at the AMA. He loves to teach and is clinical faculty at MSUCOM. He plans to continue advocating for his patients and his community. He prides himself on being transparent, involved, focused, and honest.