Dr. Rema Malik

Dr. Malik’s path into vascular surgery wasn’t accidental. She started with a BA in Chemistry from North Carolina State University, then earned her Doctorate in Medicine from Ross University. From there she completed a General Surgery residency at Northeast Ohio Medical University, a Surgical Critical Care fellowship at Wright State University, and her Vascular Surgery fellowship at Wayne State University. That’s three separate fellowships and residencies across different institutions — each one building a specific layer of expertise.

She’s triple board-certified by the American Board of Surgery in General Surgery, Surgical Critical Care, and Vascular Surgery. She’s a member of the Society of Vascular Surgeons, has contributed to multiple publications and presentations, and holds certifications in vascular interpretation and advanced surgical skills for trauma exposures. She also served as an instructor for the Fundamentals of Critical Care.

Her clinical interests run deep into the vascular system — endovascular surgery, thoracic outlet syndrome, carotid and upper extremity arterial disease, aortic and aortoiliac reconstruction, mesenteric and peripheral arterial disease, hemodialysis access, and venous disease. She founded Javed Vascular Institute to bring that level of subspecialty training directly to patients in Houston, Sugar Land, and Tomball — without the referral barriers that delay care.

Outside the clinic, she paints henna, cooks, runs, sings, and photographs. She’s also bilingual in English and Urdu, which shapes how she communicates with a wide range of patients across the Houston area.