Ibrahim Aldawod

Dedicated and dynamic Family Medicine and Sports Medicine Consultant with a strong clinical background and advanced expertise in comprehensive patient care and athlete health. Possesses extensive hands-on experience in athlete management, injury prevention, musculoskeletal injury assessment and treatment, and return-to-play protocols. Skilled in building strong patient relationships and delivering comprehensive, evidence-based care across all age groups. Recognized for calm and effective decision-making in high-pressure clinical and sports environments. Committed to advancing medical knowledge through continuous education, research, and multidisciplinary collaboration. Brings a unique combination of clinical expertise, leadership, and dedication to holistic, patient-centered care.

• Sport first responder course
• Certified professional in Health Care Management CPHMG - April 2021
• 7th AFC MEDICAL CONFERENCE QATAR : cadaver workshop and AFC sports physiotherapy course, March 2022
• ToT - on the Go Teaching & Assessment Training - June 2022
• Basic life support - August 2022
• AOtrauma, basic principles of fractures management - September 2015
• Basic surgical skills - December 2015

community and volunteer work in:

- Riyadh Marathon

- AFC elite champions league

- Quarantine Centres during COVID-19 Pandemic.

- MOH Call centre during COVID-19 Pandemic.

- COVID -19 vaccination centres in MOH.

• IMPACT OF PHYSICIAN'S CHARACTERISTICS TOWARDS PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT AMONG FAMILY MEDICINE RESIEDENTS IN RIYADH SAUDI ARABIA , A CROSSSECTIONAL STUDY PUPLISHED. INDO AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5734935
• Prevalence and type of injuries among gym members in Saudi Arabia, a cross-sectional study was conducted through a self-filled online questionnaire prepared in Arabic. The questionnaire was distributed through social media to gym members between 18 and 55 years old. published in Saudi Journal Of Sport Medicine (sjosm.org)
• Knee replacement surgery and it's effect on long term. http://egyptianjournal.xyz/702_1.pdf
• Incidence and Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Injuries in Recreational Padel Player in Saudi Arabia: Cross‐Sectional Study ( ongoing)

- Gary W.Dorshimer 

Gary.Dorshimer@pennmedicine.upenn.edu

- Ziad Rayes 

Zrayes@Kfmshrc.edu.sa

- Ahmed I.Andijani 

aiandijani@kfmc.med.sa

- Ola M.Alqudah 

oalqudah@kfmc.med.sa