Sarfraz Khan, MD

I am working as Chief Medical Officer, VP of Medical affairs and Medical Director of Psychiatric services overseeing the Medical staff throughout the organization.

I started my career as a Trauma surgeon and later went on to do Cardiac surgery but it took me some time to find the right fit. I was a Research Fellow at Yale University School of Medicine publishing original research on Depression and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and was a part of many research projects at Creighton University School of Medicine while working as a resident physician

Prior to becoming the Chief Medical Officer, I served as a Chairman of department of Psychiatry at Shenandoah Medical Center and IU Ball Memorial Hospital so as Medical Director of Psychiatry at Meridian Health Services. I also served currently as VP of Medical affairs.

Meridian Health Services is a leader in the field of Integrated Healthcare. We want to reach out and make ourselves available to anyone and everyone who needs help.

Meridian is a perfect fit for me where I can make a difference and it has been almost two decades since I am a part of this wonderful organization.

“Let us make Hoosiers healthier” fits my personal goal where I want to make a difference, a true difference in the lives of others.

Psychiatric illnesses are most prevalent in the world and Depression is the most common cause of Morbidity in the world now. Every third to fourth person in our country is struggling with mental wellbeing and one can truly make a difference in the lives of many

I want them to feel better and ready to take the stressors of life. Loosing is never an option. Get the help and come back as stronger than ever. Conquering the illness help us make better communities and we are better role models.