Mohamed Benlamin, M.D.

Dr. Mohamed Benlamin is an Advanced Resident at HMD Internal Medicine, where he contributes to resident education, academic programming, evidence-based learning, and the development of HMD educational resources, including the HMD iQbank. His role also includes supporting journal club activities, peer mentorship, and the academic development of Internal Medicine residents.

He is a PGY-2 Internal Medicine resident at the Tennova Internal Medicine Program in Knoxville, Tennessee, where he is actively involved in clinical care, resident education, and academic activities.

He received his medical education at Tripoli University Faculty of Medicine in Libya, where he developed a strong interest in critical care and the management of critically ill patients. Prior to beginning his residency journey in the United States, he gained extensive experience working in intensive care units in Libya, with particular experience in mechanical ventilation, advanced life support, and the management of complex critically ill patients. He also pursued training related to the European Diploma in Intensive Care (EDIC) and was actively involved in ACLS training and education in Libya.

During his career at Tripoli University Hospital, he served as a leader and founder of the hospital’s Apheresis Program, helping establish and develop a specialized service for patients requiring therapeutic apheresis. This experience strengthened his interest in extracorporeal therapies, critical care, and multidisciplinary patient management.

His academic interests include critical care medicine, mechanical ventilation, extracorporeal therapies, clinical research, medical education, and quality improvement. He is passionate about caring for critically ill patients, teaching and mentoring trainees, and lifelong learning.

He brings with him a diverse background in critical care, medical education, and clinical leadership, with a continued commitment to compassionate and evidence-based patient care.