About

Dr. Khaled Al Oweidat
Professor of Medicine
Department of Internal Medicine
University of Jordan - School of Medicine
Chief, Division of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine
Jordan University Hospital

Dr. Khaled Al Oweidat is a distinguished expert in respiratory and sleep medicine. As a Professor of Medicine at the University of Jordan's School of Medicine and Chief of the Division of Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at Jordan University Hospital, he plays a pivotal role in both education and clinical practice.

Educational Background
Dr. Al Oweidat began his medical education at the Jordan University of Science and Technology, where he earned his Bachelor of Medicine and General Surgery. He then completed his specialization in internal medicine at Jordan University Hospital and achieved membership in the Royal Colleges of Physicians in the UK. His expertise was further enhanced during his fellowship training in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine at Westmead Hospital, affiliated with the University of Sydney, where he also served as an Associate Clinical Lecturer.

Research and Contributions
With a prolific academic career, Dr. Al Oweidat has authored over thirty articles in leading medical journals in the past five years. His research interests include:

Obstructive Sleep Apnea Phenotypes in adults
COVID-19-related Illnesses
Bronchiectasis

He is particularly dedicated to addressing the challenges faced by patients with orphan diseases in respiratory medicine.

Certifications
Dr. Al Oweidat holds several prestigious certifications:

Fellowship in Respiratory and Sleep Medicine from the University of Sydney
Membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians (UK)
Jordanian Board of Respiratory Medicine
Jordanian Board of Internal Medicine
Commitment to Patient Care
His dedication to advancing the field of respiratory and sleep medicine, combined with his commitment to high-quality patient care, positions Dr. Al Oweidat as a leading figure in his specialty.

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Publications (37)