About Dr. Md. Tajul Islam



Dedicated to Better Vision and Compassionate Eye Care

Dr. Md. Tajul Islam is a passionate and dedicated Bangladeshi ophthalmologist committed to improving eye health and restoring clear vision for patients of all ages. With years of clinical experience in both medical and surgical ophthalmology, he combines modern treatment methods with compassionate, patient-centered care.

Educational Background

  • MBBS — Cox’s Bazar Medical College, under Chittagong University
  • Diploma in Ophthalmology (DO) — National Institute of Ophthalmology (NIO), Dhaka

From the very beginning of his academic journey, Dr. Tajul demonstrated exceptional merit — earning Talentpool Scholarships in both Class 5 (1st position in Upazila) and Class 8, and achieving GPA-5 (Golden A+) in both SSC and HSC examinations from Sheed Kamrul Memorial Secondary High School and Dhaka Residential Model College, respectively.

His academic excellence and passion for vision care shaped his path toward ophthalmology — a field where science meets empathy, and precision meets purpose.

Professional Experience

Currently, Dr. Tajul Islam serves as an Assistant Registrar (Ophthalmology) at Sir Salimullah Medical College Mitford Hospital, Dhaka — one of Bangladesh’s oldest and most reputed medical institutions. Here, he is actively involved in:

  • Comprehensive eye examinations and diagnostics
  • Cataract evaluation and Phaco surgery (stitch-free modern cataract treatment)
  • Glaucoma management and intraocular pressure assessment
  • Retinal and corneal disease treatment
  • Diabetic eye screening and counseling

He previously worked in key positions such as:

  • Assistant Registrar (Ophthalmology) — National Institute of Ophthalmology (NIO), Dhaka
  • Postgraduate Trainee, Ophthalmology — NIO
  • Assistant Surgeon — Paikgacha Upazila Health Complex

Through these roles, he gained extensive experience in clinical ophthalmology, community eye screening, surgical assistance, and teaching, helping him understand the diverse vision needs of patients across Bangladesh.