Abdalla Ibrahim

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Dr. Abdalla Ibrahim is a Healthcare Quality Expert, Certified Healthcare Surveyor & Accreditation Specialist by Accreditation Canada International. Leader of Task Force Teams & Quality Projects. Dr. Ibrahim is a Family Doctor since 1997. Furthermore, Dr. Ibrahim is an Adjunct Business Faculty (Assistant Professor) Geneva Business School, KSA-Campus for Master of Healthcare Management and MBA in Riyadh, Jeddah and Alkhobar Locations. Dr. Ibrahim is experienced Presenter and Organizer of Education and Training Leaders, Senior & Young Professionals plus establishing educational curriculum. Dr. Ibrahim is a member of Primary Healthcare Accreditation Committee of Ministry of Health Bahrain, a...

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