Dr Murad Ibrahim is a respiratory, sleep and general physician; who also trained fully in intensive care medicine. He holds the position as the Medical Director of General Medicine at Maroondah Hospital, Victoria. He is also the Medical Director of the Mitcham Sleep Centre and he is currently the chair of the Medical Advisory Committee at the hospital. He has also served as a member of the medical advisory committee at Knox Private Hospitals for a number of years. In addition Dr Murad Ibrahim has a number of academic roles including being a national examiner for the college of physicians for a number of years. He is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer at Monash University and is very active in the training of junior medical staff at Eastern Health.

Dr Ibrahim undertook his training in Respiratory & Sleep Medicine at Eastern Health and Austin Health. He held a public appointment at the Austin Hospital as a respiratory and sleep physician including service at the Victorian Respiratory Support Services (VRSS); the main centre for chronic ventilation in Victoria.

His areas of interest include chronic non-invasive ventilation; in which he completed a Doctor of Medical Science degree at Melbourne University. He has extensive expertise in the management of complex sleep disorders, including reporting of bi-level ventilation sleep studies. Other special skills include adult resuscitation and peri-operative medicine; which he acquired through his intensive care and anaesthesia training.

He has admitting rights to Mitcham, Knox and Epworth Eastern Hospitals and is happy to provide inpatient care at these hospitals. He also provides a regular bronchoscopy service at Mitcham Private Hospital and the other hospitals if required.