About
Dr. Umair Malik is a board-certified family physician who has practiced in Newport, Vermont for ten years. He earned his medical degree magna cum laude from St. George's University, completing the international program across England, the West Indies, and the United States. He then trained at Case Western Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio, where his residency emphasized public and global health. That global perspective took him beyond clinical walls: he traveled to Panajachel, Guatemala and Chiang Rai, Thailand to support local chronic disease care.
Dr. Malik holds advanced training in medical aesthetics from both the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine and the International Academy of Aesthetics. He brings a no-nonsense approach to family medicine and genuinely enjoys working with patients of all ages. His clinical interests now extend into functional medicine and healthy aging. Fluent in French, Urdu, and Hindi, he has also studied Greek, Italian, and Spanish. A native of Montreal, Quebec, he now calls Newport home. Outside the clinic, he pursues a passion for food, culture, and international travel. He serves as President of the South Burlington free health clinic, leading more than 50 volunteers to provide care for uninsured Vermonters.
Education & Training
Medical School
St. George's University (Magna cum laude), international program in England, West Indies, and United States
Residency
Case Western Medical Center, Cleveland, OH (focus on public and global health)
Additional Training
Advanced training in medical aesthetics from American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine and International Academy of Aesthetics
Certifications
Languages
English, French, Urdu, Hindi
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Malik right for?
Dr. Malik works well with patients of all ages, from newborns to older adults managing complex conditions. Adults living with chronic illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, depression, or anxiety benefit from his proactive, relationship-driven approach. Patients interested in hormone evaluation, medically assisted weight loss, or medical aesthetics find a broad range of services in one practice. His multilingual fluency in French, Urdu, and Hindi makes him a strong fit for patients who prefer care in those languages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Malik treats a wide range of conditions across all ages. His clinical focus includes chronic disease management, diabetes, hypertension, depression, and anxiety. He also offers hormone evaluation and replacement, medically assisted weight loss, and preventive care. His training in functional medicine and healthy aging rounds out a broad primary care scope.
Yes. Dr. Malik holds board certification in family medicine. He earned his medical degree magna cum laude from St. George's University and completed his residency at Case Western Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
Dr. Malik trained at Case Western Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio, with a residency focus on public and global health. He earned his medical degree from St. George's University through an international program that spanned England, the West Indies, and the United States.
Yes. Dr. Malik completed advanced training in medical aesthetics through both the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine and the International Academy of Aesthetics. Members can access these services alongside standard primary care visits.
Dr. Malik speaks French, Urdu, and Hindi fluently. He has also studied Greek, Italian, and Spanish, making him accessible to patients from a range of linguistic backgrounds.
Yes. Dr. Malik enjoys working with patients across every stage of life. The practice covers newborn care, pediatric and adolescent wellness, adult primary care, and care for older adults focused on healthy aging.
Dr. Malik takes a direct, relationship-driven approach to medicine. He emphasizes access and trust, keeping his panel small enough to offer unhurried appointments and same-day availability. His interests in functional medicine and healthy aging shape how he thinks about long-term patient wellness.
Yes. Dr. Malik traveled to Panajachel, Guatemala and Chiang Rai, Thailand to support local chronic disease care. His residency at Case Western Medical Center also carried a focus on public and global health.
Yes. Dr. Malik serves as President of the South Burlington free health clinic. He leads a team of more than 50 volunteers who provide care for uninsured Vermonters.
Doctor profile last updated April 10, 2026