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Hospitals (Dubai) General Network (GN) Hospitals (Dubai) Provider's Name Location & Phone Doctor's Name Doctor's Specialty Canadian Specialist Hospital Abu Hail, Deira,Dubai-UAE Dr.Narayana Devanapally Anesthesiology 04-7072222 Dr.Maan Ghalib Orabi Anaesthesiologist Ms.Deema Moh'd Ikbarieh Audiologist Dr.Moayad Hasan Flayih Cardiology & Medicine Dr.Sangram Singh Prostodontist and General Dental Practitioner Dr.May Mohammed Sidki Preventive Dentistry Dr.Abeer Awni G.P. Dentist Dr.Anwar Al-Hammadi Dermatology Dr.Ahmad Al-Amadi Otolaryngology ,head and neck surgery Dr.Ahmad Al-Fikry ENT Speciality Dr.Raed Mahmoud Nasser ENT Dr.Sadeer Samara Certificate of Internal Medicine Speciality - USMLE Dr.Ammar Salman Registrar Emergency Physician Dr.Uday Makkey GP Dr.Nasser Zamil GP Dr.Mohammad Kadhum GP Dr.Hala Abdulla El taher GP Dr.Hajira Najmi GP Dr.Sindhu Raj GP Dr.Fatima Zairi GP Dr.Azita Abbas General Practitioner Dr.Vahid Reza Javan General Practitioner Dr.Abrar Hussein Internal Medicine, Diabetes& Endocrinology Dr.Nabeel Omar Hussein Consultant General Surgeon Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ashraf Mahmoud General and Laparoscopic Surgery Dr. Yashar Ali Abdul-Kader Specialist General Surgery Dr.Basim Raed Khafaji Laparoscopic, General and Bariatric Surgeon Dr.Ahmad Abdul Baqi Ahmad General Surgery Mr.Abdalelah Arbab Chemical Pathologist Dr.Emilia Kadour Nephrology Dr.M. Azzam AbdulRazzak Specialist Neurosurgeon Dr.Ayyanar Rajaratnam Neurology Dr.Nabeela Shafqat Clinical Nutrition Dr.Elham Al-Habeeb Obstetrics & Gynecology Dr.Koulshan Mohammad Jameel Gynecology & Obstetrics Dr.Shadia Ghanim Registrar OBS/Gyn Dr.Khalidha Khanam Registrar in Obstetrics & Gynaecology Dr.Awatif Juma Al Bahar Consultant Obs/Gyne. , Endocrine -infertility Dr.Mohamed Yousef Nazari Ophthalmology Dr.Ali A.H.M Al-Hameed Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery Dr.Habibur Rahman Consultant Paediatrician Dr.Sami George Pediatrics Dr.Roya Ejtemaie Pediatrics Dr.Khulood M. Alsaraf Pharmacy Manager Dr.Mohammad Sameh Ahmad Specialist Psychiatrist Dr.Ethar Mohamed Abdulkader Radiologist Ms.Ghada G. Al Naji Speech Language Pathologist Dr.Usama Nihad Rifat Urologist Dr. Sameer Sajwani consultant Paediatrician Canadian Specialist Hospital Abu Hail, Deira,Dubai-UAE 04-7072222 Dr. Kashif Malik General Practitioner Dr. Rajesh Devassy Specialist OBS/Gyne ( Laparoscopic surgeon) Dr. Mazhar Hamati Specialist Plastic surgeon Dr. Shuddan Abdul Aziz Mohammed Specialist OBS/Gyne Dr.Yassir Jasim Mohammad Urologist Dr.Mohamed Elghabrun Consultant orthopaedic Surgeon Dr.Hayder Matouk Consultant Intensivist Mediclinic Welcare Hospital L.L.C (Mediclinic Group) Garhoud, Dubai-UAE Dr. Abdulrahman Mohd Specialist Emergency Physician 04-2827788 Dr. Haleem Mohd Specialist Emergency Physician Dr. Beena Gauba Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Shyamala Surendran Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Murielle Bertin Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Hitendra Mevada Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Tejal Desai Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Maneesh Mehrothra Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Vineeta Sureen Specialist Anesthetist Dr. Omar Abood Specialist Anesthetist Dr Hesham Mohammed Samy Ragab Saad Specialist Cardiologist Dr. Sameh Faroukh Specialist Cardiologist Dr. Mathias, J.C. Specialist General Surgeon Dr. Patkar B. Specialist General Surgeon Dr. Alaa Eldeen Specialist General Surgeon Dr. Ala'a E. Solimon E.N.T. Consultant Dr. Bakul Kotak E.N.T. Consultant Dr. Sathish, K..R. Specialist Opthalmologist Dr. Prasan Rao Specialist Opthalmologist Dr. Malpani, K.R. Specialist Urologist Dr. Mohan Rangaswamy Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr. Dandawate A.V. Specialist Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. George P John Specialist Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Subbiah Surendran Specialist Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Fadi Mikael Mikhael Specialist Oncologist Dr. Suresh Puri Consultant Physician & Pulmonologist Dr. Mathews Alapatt Specialist Physician Dr. Neil Rangel Specialist Endocrinologist Dr. Kasid Nouri Consultant Neurologist Dr. Ashraf Reda Consultant Dermatologist & Laser Specialist Dr. Bassel F. Darwish Specialist Physician & Rheumatologist Dr. Zubair Edakkavil Specialist Physician Dr. Robert Erasmus Specialist Family Medicine Dr. Athir Ghanim Specialist Family Medicine Dr. Seema Anand Specialist Physician Dr. Omar Iqbal Rathore Specialist Gastroenterologist Dr. Janaki Gopalan Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr. Santi Medhi Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr. Ulrich Honemeyer Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr. Susheela Anil Kumar Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr. Marcus Pace Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr. Kefah Taher Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist Dr. Khalil Ur Rehman Consultant Neonatologist & Specialist Paediatrician Dr. Chaula Sangani Specialist Pediatrician Dr. Shooja Manzoor Specialist Pediatrician Dr. Milgan Alex Prosthodontist Mediclinic Welcare Hospital L.L.C (Mediclinic Group) Garhoud, Dubai-UAE 04-2827788 Dr. Joseph Cherian Radiologist Dr. Prosper Aduh Radiologist Dr. Susan John Radiologist Dr. Randa Radiologist Dr. Rajesh Sadanand Intensivist Dr. Noureddine Nciri Specialist Intensivist Chikkahanasoge S.Manjunath Clinical Pathologist Dr. Rekha Patidar General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Meenakshi S. Mahalakshmi General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Nivedita Mruthyunjaya Chavadi General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Eman Mohamed El Touhky General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Ojusvini A. Kumar General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Avneesh Kour General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Alya Therwat General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Litty Paulose General Practitioner - OBS/GYN Dr. Arun Kumar General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Tasleem Irafan General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Damodharan Gurunathan General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Karthikeyan Parameswaran General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Meena Karle General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Sohail Ghani General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Faisal Mehboob Qureshi General Practitioner (Paediatrician) Dr. Mahesh M General Practitioner - General Surgeon Dr. Shibu Chacko General Practitioner - General Surgeon Dr. M. Merajuddin General Practitioner - General Surgeon Dr. Shashikant Javed General Practitioner - General Surgeon Dr. Rashmi N General Practitioner - General Surgeon Dr. Samira Shah Nawaz General Practitioner Dr. Muna S. E Mohamed General Practitioner Dr. Aamir Yousafzai General Practitioner Dr. Basel Kret General Practitioner Dr. Nader Nabil Mina Yousef General Practitioner Dr. Athar Mahmood Ahmad Khan Safi General Practitioner Dr. Eiman Al Nour General Practitioner Dr. Aiman Shokr General Practitioner Dr. Lubna Abdul Malek Al Mufti General Practitioner Dr. Odday F Jawad General Practitioner Dr. Nadeem Alam General Practitioner Dr. Bann N. Mahmood General Practitioner Dr. Sakina Yamani General Practitioner Dr. Tholfkar Mahdi General Practitioner Dr. Bilal Ishtayeh General Practitioner Dr. Ali Mohd Ganai General Practitioner Dr. Mohammad Osman Khan General Practitioner Dr. Amal Osman Mohamed Ahmed General Practitioner Dr. Naser Farshid Specialist ENT Dr. David Egbert GP Pediatrician Dr. Mary Ian N. Dizon De Vera GP Paediatrician Neuro Spinal Hospital Jumeirah, Opp. Jumeirah beach park, Dubai-UAE Dr. Abdul Karim Msaddi Neurosurgery, Spinal Surgery 04-3420000 Dr. Tarek Mohammed El Madhoun Specialist Neurosurgeon Dr. Thair M. Abbas General & Laparoscopic Surgery Dr. Catalin Nicolae Majer Specialist neurosurgeon Dr. Ahmed Mostafa Tawfik Haddad Intensivist Neuro Spinal Hospital Jumeirah, Opp. Jumeirah beach park, Dubai-UAE 04-3420000 Dr. Alaa Eldin Ahmed Saleh Specialist Radiologist Dr. Sarmad Jafer Al Shamma Neurosurgery Dr. Kaydar Mahmood Al- Chalabi Specialist Physician in New Rehabilitation Dr. Thair M. Abbas Dujaili Consultant General Surgeon Dr. Sarmed Al-Fahad Neurologist Dr.Karim Ben Hammouda Specialist Neurosurgeon Dr. Ashok Kapoor Specialist Cardiologist Dr. Andrey Lugovsky Endovascular Neurosurgeon Dr. Vinod Gauba Specialist Opthalmologist Dr.Beatrice Claoue Lafarge Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr. Mathias Honl Specialist Orthopaedic Surgeon Dr. Allam Adnan Alkowatli Consultant Interventional Cardiologist Dr. Ramiz Atassi SP Urologist Dr. Amina Ibrahim SP anaesthesiologist Dr. Manar Chikh Consultant Vascular Surgeon Dr. Humeira Badsha Specialist Internal Medicine Rheumatology Dr. Hossameddin Aly Abdelkader Specialist Undersupervision Orthopedic Dr. Shadi Jamal Badin Sp. Internal Medicine Critical Care Medicine Dr. Abdulwahab Abedin Sp. Orthopedic Dr. Alberto Pascualucci Sp. Anesthesiology Dr. Nedaa Ali Sp. Anesthesiology Dr. Maissa Saleh Sp. Anesthesiology Dr. Charanjeet Singh Sp. Radiologist Dr. Walid Othman Consultant Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Maan Ghalib Sp. Anesthesiology Dr. Khalid Mohd Sp. Undersupervision Internal Medicine Dr. Ahmed Bitar SP NeuroSurgeon Ms. Claudia Ferrari Physiotherapist Ms. Maan Ghalib SP Anesthesilogy Mediclinic City Hospital FZ LLC (Mediclinic Group) Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai-UAE Dr. Abdelhadi Abdelgabbar Abdelhadi Neonatologist 04-4359999 Dr. Abdul Aleem E.N.T. Dr. Ahmed Mustafa Nephrologist Dr. Alan Kourie General Physician Dr. Alexandra Economacos Breast Radiologist Dr. Alya Zia Ahmad Paediatrician Dr. Amr Sarwat Neurosurgeon Dr. Andre Wessels Specialist Cardiac Surgeon Dr. Andrew Devine Family Medicine Dr. Fatima Anees Family Medicine Dr. Anna Tyson Physiotherapist Dr. Annett Al-Hamadi General Surgeon Dr. Anupama Rao Ophthalmologist Dr. Anwar Al Hammadi Dermatologist Dr. Asif Sattar Physician & Pulmonologist Dr. Bahaeldeen A. Laz Physician & Endocrinologist Dr. Byron N. Kalliatakis Cardiologist Dr. Celeste Quan Anesthetist Dr. Chidamber
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