Dr. Fatma Mansour

Dr. Fatma Mansour earned her medical degree from Alexandria University's Faculty of Medicine in 2018, followed by internship training at Alexandria University Hospitals and Egyptian Ministry of Health facilities. She brings diverse clinical experience from frontline emergency care, including critical work during the COVID-19 pandemic at Kafr Elsheikh Fever Hospital, where she coordinated patient admissions across the health system. Most recently, she worked as an emergency department general practitioner in Egypt before relocating to Abu Dhabi in late 2023.

Dr. Fatma's clinical interests span digestive health and common chronic conditions. She manages gastritis, peptic ulcers, heartburn, liver cirrhosis, stomach bleeding, and infections caused by H. pylori bacteria. She also treats respiratory conditions such as asthma and COPD, urinary tract infections, diabetes, and high blood pressure. Her varied training—including fellowship preparation in paediatrics and gastroenterology—has equipped her to recognise and refer complex cases appropriately.

She communicates fluently in Arabic and English, making her accessible to a broad patient base in the UAE. Her combination of emergency department experience and interest in digestive health makes her a pragmatic choice for first-contact care and common acute illnesses.