Medical School: University of Jordan.
Residency: Jordanian Royal Medical Services.
Favorite aspect of nephrology:
My favorite aspect of nephrology is managing CKD and hypertension. I find it intellectually rewarding to identify early signs of disease progression and intervene with strategies that can significantly delay end-stage kidney disease. The complexity of CKD management; balancing fluid status, electrolytes, cardiovascular risk, and individualized pharmacologic therapy; makes it both challenging and fulfilling. Hypertension, as a key modifiable risk factor, offers a tangible opportunity to improve long-term renal and cardiovascular outcomes. I also enjoy the continuity of care, which allows me to build lasting relationships with patients and guide them through the full spectrum of kidney disease management.
Outside of medicine:
I’m passionate about exploring the outdoors; whether it’s hiking through scenic trails or simply spending quiet moments in nature. Also, I have a particular love for vintage photography and antiques. To stay active, I swim and practice Pilates.
If I weren’t a nephrologist, I would be: An interior designer.