His graduate medical education  training includes a neurology residency at Emory University (2006-2009), followed by specialized fellowships in vascular neurology at UT Houston under Dr. James C. Grotta. He did further sub speciality training in neurointerventional radiology and Endovascular surgery at NYU Langone Medical Center under tutelage of Dr. Peter Kim Nelson (Inventor of Pipeline).

Throughout his career, Dr. Mir has made significant contributions to stroke care and research. As Director of Tele-Stroke at Baylor Scott White healthcare system (2015-2019), he expanded the telestroke program to cover the who DFW metroplex. He has been actively involved in numerous clinical trials, serving as co-investigator for major studies like ICTUS 2/3, MR Rescue, and CLEAR. Currently, he serves as the Principal Investigator for NIH Stroke NET at TSI and is the National PI for the Balt Optimax Registry.

Dr. Mir has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications focusing on stroke treatment, Neuro endovascular surgery and stem cell therapy. He has contributed chapters to medical textbooks and regularly presents his research at major neurological conferences. His academic appointments include serving as an Clinical Associate Professor at TCU.

Beyond his medical practice, Dr. Mir is an accomplished athlete who participates in marathons and triathlons. He notably finished in the top half of competitors at the 2017 North American Ironman championship in Woodlands, TX.

Dr. Mir holds memberships in several professional organizations, including the American Academy of Neurology, American Stroke Association/AHA, Society of Vascular and Interventional Neurology, and Society of Neurointerventional Surgery. His work continues to advance the field of Neuroendovascular surgery and Stroke care improving patient outcomes through both clinical practice and research.