Dr. Ali Bin Yahya
Emergency medicine specialist delivering high-pressure critical care in the ED
Emergency (ER)SpecialistSurgery & Critical Care
Experience
4 years
Languages
Arabic, Arabic English, English
Location
Al Mafraq, Abu Dhabi
Sees
adults, seniors
- ✦Board-certified by Emirati Board and Jordanian Board of Emergency Medicine
- ✦Completed specialized CCrISP (Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient) training
- ✦Published research on emergency department presentations and patient management
- ✦Contributed to medical research on diabetes and cardiomyopathy
About Dr. Ali Bin Yahya
Dr. Ali Bin Yahya is a Specialist in Emergency Medicine at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City in Abu Dhabi, with 4 years of clinical experience. Board-certified by both the Emirati Board and Jordanian Board of Emergency Medicine, he brings a strong commitment to patient care and the ability to make quick, sound decisions in fast-paced emergency settings.
Dr. Bin Yahya handles the full range of acute medical and surgical emergencies, trauma, and critical presentations that arrive in the Emergency Department. His training spans residency and specialist roles at leading UAE hospitals, including Sheikh Khalifa Medical City. He has also completed specialized training in Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient (CCrISP), equipping him to manage deteriorating post-operative and high-risk surgical patients.
He is a good fit if you need emergency assessment and stabilization for acute illness, injury, or life-threatening conditions, or if you require expertise in recognizing and managing complications in surgical patients during critical moments.
Special interests: surgical critical care, deteriorating patient management, emergency research.
A good choice if you…
- ✓need rapid assessment and stabilization for acute illness or injury
- ✓require care for a deteriorating surgical patient
- ✓want a specialist trained in both emergency medicine and post-operative critical care
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