education & training

Dr. Ghumman’s journey in psychiatry began ​with his General Psychiatry training at the ​Texas Tech University Health Science Center ​at El Paso, followed by a Fellowship ​specializing in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry ​at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, ​Maryland. He also worked at the Autism Center ​at Kennedy Krieger Institute.

Dr. Ghumman currently holds the position of ​staff psychiatrist at the Massachusetts ​General Hospital’s (MGH) Alan and Lorraine ​Bressler Clinical and Research Program for ​Autism Spectrum Disorder. Additionally, he ​serves as a Clinical Instructor of Psychiatry at ​Harvard Medical School.

academic achievements

A true advocate for those affected by ASD, Dr. ​Ghumman’s clinical and research interests ​revolve around this complex neuro-​developmental condition. He has contributed to ​the academic landscape with numerous peer-​reviewed articles and is also a recipient of the ​prestigious Beatrix A. Hamburg award and the ​Data Blitz Award Featuring Early Career ​Investigators, both through the American ​Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. ​Dr. Ghumman has presented at national and ​international conferences.

community Education

Beyond clinical academia, Dr. Ghumman ​extends his expertise to the community and ​families of individuals with ASD by offering ​lectures and creating educational videos to ​increase awareness and offer support and ​guidance. Dr. Ghumman also dedicates his ​time and efforts to give back to the community ​through mental health educational programs for ​teenagers. He encourages kids to be physically ​active and promotes the benefits of being ​outdoors on mental health