According to the official announcement by APPNA (Association of Physicians of Pakistani Descent of North America), Dr. Rao Kamran Ali has once again been appointed to the Texas Physician Assistant Board by Governor Greg Abbott. His appointment has been formally confirmed by the Texas Senate, and his new term will remain in effect until February 1, 2031.
This prestigious reappointment is not only a recognition of Dr. Ali’s outstanding professional accomplishments and leadership in the medical field, but it also symbolizes the growing trust and inclusion of Pakistani-American physicians in key healthcare decision-making roles in the United States.
A resident of Dallas, Texas, Dr. Rao Kamran Ali is a double board-certified specialist in pain medicine and the Founder and CEO of Premier Pain Specialists—a well-respected practice that has consistently delivered high-quality pain management services. Throughout his career, Dr. Ali has demonstrated a deep commitment to improving healthcare standards, advocating for patient rights, and mentoring young and upcoming physicians. His leadership in both clinical and administrative roles has left a lasting impact on healthcare practices across the state.
Dr. Ali embodies the values and mission of APPNA—excellence in healthcare delivery, advancement in medical education, and a commitment to serving humanity. His continued success reflects positively on the Pakistani-American medical community, and he remains a source of pride and inspiration for many.
The Texas Physician Assistant Board is tasked with regulating the licensing and practice standards of physician assistants within the state of Texas. The board ensures that physician assistants operate within the highest ethical and professional standards. Dr. Ali’s reappointment is a clear testament to his expertise, integrity, and ongoing efforts to strengthen public health infrastructure in the state.
This marks Dr. Ali’s second term on the board—an acknowledgment of his capabilities and the confidence placed in him by Texas leadership. His presence on the board is also a strong step forward in promoting diversity and representation in state-level healthcare policy-making. Through this role, Dr. Ali will continue to contribute meaningfully to shaping policies that affect not just healthcare professionals, but the broader patient community across Texas.
APPNA congratulates Dr. Rao Kamran Ali on this significant achievement and expresses its confidence in his continued leadership and service to the medical profession and the community at large.
