Dr. Qasim Khamaiseh
Consultant Anesthesiologist and Intensivist
15 years of experience
Jordanian Hospital
Jordanian Hospital
Jhon’s Hopkins University

Dr. Qasim Khamaiseh
Consultant Anesthesiologist and Intensivist
About
Qualifications
Experience
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About Dr. Qasim Khamaiseh
Bio
Dr. Qasim Khamaiseh is a highly skilled and experienced consultant anesthesiologist and intensivist with a distinguished career spanning over 30 years. He is a dedicated and compassionate physician with a passion for providing exceptional patient care and advancing the field of anesthesia and critical care, with active participation in all types of surgical procedures, minor and major cases.
Qualifications
- European Board Certificate of Distinction in Anesthesia and Intensive Care: 2022
- Second Jordanian Medical Council (JMC) Board in Intensive Care: 2021
- Consultant in Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Directorate of Royal Medical Services: 2013
- Qualified as a Senior Specialist in Anesthesia: 2008
- Fellow in Intensive Care, Cairo University Hospital: 2007-2008
- Fellowship in Intensive Care, King Hussein Medical City, Jordan: 2005
- Jordanian Anesthesia and Intensive Care Board (JBA): 2001
- Residency in Anesthesia, Royal Medical Services (RMS), Jordan: 1995-1999
- Medical Degree from Victor Babesh University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Timisoara, Romania: 1986-1992
Experience
- Consultant of Anesthesia and Intensivist, RMS hospitals: 2013-2022
- Second Jordanian Medical Council (JMC) Board in Intensive Care: 2021
- Director of Multiple ICU Sections, Royal Medical Services Hospitals: 2013
- Consultant of Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Directorate of Royal Medical Services (DRMS): 2013
- Senior Specialist in Anesthesia, Qualified by local committee: 2008
- Fellowship in Intensive Care Unit, Cairo University Hospital: 2007-2008
- Fellowship in Intensive Care, King Hussein Medical City: 2005-2007
- First on Call Anesthetist, Peripheral hospitals in RMS: 2003-2005
- UN Peacekeeping Force, Missions in Eritrea, Sierra Leone, the West Bank, and other parts of the world: 2003-2005
