Dr Hadi Nojoumian is an Cardiologist and General Physician. He specialises in rural medicine and has research interests in acute coronary syndrome and right ventricular function assessments.
Dr Nojoumian completed his training at Sydney’s Royal North Shore Hospital.
He is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) and a member of the Australasian Society for Ultrasound Medicine.
Dr Amir Hadi Nojoumian practices in Armidale, St Leonards and Lindfield.
He is also currently working as a Senior Lecturer in General Medicine at the School of Rural Medicine, the University of New England where he primarily teaches internal medicine and cardiology, being a senior lecturer at The University of New England in General Medicine in the School of Rural Medicine. His teaching responsibilities include teaching medicine at the Tablelands Clinical School to 4th and 5th year students enrolled in the JMP. Dr Hadi is also a Conjoint Senior Lecturer. School of Medicine and Public Health at the University of Newcastle.
While enjoying living locally in the New England, he has an interest in medical humanities and philosophy of medicine. Hadi has a passion for Persian Film, is one of the founding members of Honar Andishi which is a monthly literary and film study meeting in Sydney, instrumental in developing the Persian Film Festival.