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Biography

Work at Johns Hopkins University as Resident in Urology in Baltimore Edit
Residency at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore in Urology Edit
Work at American University of Beirut as Profeeseur Emeritus of Surgery in Beirut Edit
AUB Alumni
Work at Orient Hospital as Surgeon in Beirut Edit
AUB Alumni
Work in Beirut (Pertuis St.) Edit
AUB Alumni
Study at Bishop Gobat School (Secondary school) in Jerusalem Edit
1913
Study Medicine at American University of Beirut (Medical studies) in Beirut – Doctor of Medicine Edit
AUB Alumni
1913 – 1919
Work at American University of Beirut as Professor in Beirut Edit
1919
Work at Lebanon Hospital for Mental and Nervous Disorders as physician in Brummana Edit
1929
Work at American University of Beirut as Adjunct Professor of Surgery in Beirut Edit
1934
Work as Fellow of the American College of Surgeons Edit
1941
Work at American University of Beirut as Chairman of AUB's Department of Surgery and Dean of Medical School in Beirut Edit

Authorizations

License: Surgeon, Fellow, Authorized by American College of Surgeons Edit
AUB Alumni

Identity

Sami Ibrahim Haddad

سامي حداد

Year of birth:

1890

Year of death:

1957

Profession:

Doctor, Surgeon

City of birth:

Source

More info

Born in 2 July.
Married in 1922.
Children: Farid, Fuad, Ibrahim, Samia, Labib, Saad.
Wrote various books and articles on Medical subjects.

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