Saima Cheema, MD, MPH

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Local Physician Brings Expertise in Internal Medicine and a Passion for Patient Care

Inova Loudoun Hospitalist Group proudly announces the continued collaboration with Dr. Saima Cheema, MD, who has been a vital part of our team, providing exceptional care to patients in our community. With a strong educational background and extensive experience in internal medicine, Dr. Cheema exemplifies the commitment to excellence that defines Inova Loudoun Hospitalist Group.

Dr. Cheema completed her medical degree at Shifa College of Medicine, followed by her residency at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center College of Medicine, where she honed her skills in internal medicine from July 1, 2012, to June 30, 2015. Her dedication to patient care and her comprehensive training allow her to treat a wide array of health issues with compassion and expertise.

In addition to her residency, Dr. Cheema completed a fellowship at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center, enhancing her understanding of complex medical conditions and the unique needs of diverse patient populations. Her commitment to continuous learning and professional development has positioned her as a trusted physician within the Inova network.

Dr. Cheema is affiliated with several hospitals, including Inova Fairfax Hospital, Inova Loudoun Hospital, and Inova Mount Vernon Hospital. This affiliation allows her to provide seamless care to her patients and collaborate with fellow healthcare professionals to ensure the highest standards of medical service.

Outside of her medical practice, Dr. Cheema enjoys a variety of hobbies that contribute to her well-rounded approach to life and health. She loves skiing, hiking, and yoga, which reflect her belief in maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Cooking is another passion, allowing her to explore various cuisines and promote healthy eating habits.

As a physician who truly values the importance of patient relationships, Dr. Cheema is excited to continue her work at Inova Loudoun Hospitalist Group, where she strives to make a positive impact in the lives of her patients. With her expertise and dedication, patients can expect personalized care tailored to their specific needs.

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