Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh Fellow, Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust
Experience
Fellow
Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust
2023 - Present
London
Registrar
Countess of Chester Hospital
2021 - 2022
Chester
Consulting Surgeon
Al Ain Hospital
2015 - 2020
Al Ain
Consulting Surgeon
Ain Al Khaleej Hospital
2013 - 2015
Al Ain
Top hcps in London
How can I make an appointment with Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh?
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What is Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh's top areas of care?
Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh's top areas of care are Arthritis, Fractures, Dislocated joints, Torn ligaments, Tendon injuries, Osteoporosis, Cerebral palsy, Abnormalities during childhood growth, General rehab from serious injuries, Scoliosis.
Who is Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh?
Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh is Orthopedic Surgeon in London. Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh is affiliated with medical facilities such as Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, Countess of Chester Hospital and many more. Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh graduated from University of Mosul and the International Society of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology.
What is Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh's education qualification?
Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh graduated from University of Mosul and the International Society of Orthopedic Surgery and Traumatology.
Where does Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh work?
Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh is affiliated with medical facilities such as Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust, Countess of Chester Hospital and many more.
Why do patients visit Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh?
Patients frequently visit Dr. Saif Muhammad Abdul Rahman Shehadeh for Arthritis, Fractures, Dislocated joints, Torn ligaments, Tendon injuries, Osteoporosis, Cerebral palsy, Abnormalities during childhood growth, General rehab from serious injuries, Scoliosis.
