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Medicine & Marine Sciences - Postgraduate Catalogue

Department of Human & Clinical Anatomy

PhD in Human & Clinical Anatomy The Department of Human and Clinical Anatomy serves three major functions: the performance of current topical anatomical research, the preparation of graduate students for scientific careers within academia and other related fields, and the teaching of anatomy of the human body to health professionals in training (medical, nursing, and allied health sciences students, Postgraduate residents).

The MSc in Biomedical science (Human Anatomy) has been developed to provide postgraduate training in human anatomy and is intended for students graduating from life science (such as BSc Anatomy, MD, MBBS) and related disciplines who wish to extend their knowledge of anatomy and/or who wish to pursue a career in the anatomical sciences. The primary aim of the programme is to educate and train individuals in human gross anatomy. The programme will be delivered using a combination of traditional methods and guided self-directed learning in which students use and develop transferable and subject-specific skills. The programme fulfils the requirements of a higher degree by ensuring that the students possess autonomy early in their studies to maximise their interests and develop new skills.

This two-year taught Masters programme provides a solid foundation in human anatomy as a basis for teaching as well as basic and applied research. It considers all aspects of gross anatomy, histology and embryology through direct examination and contextualization.

Research Interests

• Cell and developmental biology (e.g. immune response to pregnancy)• Cancer biology.• Use of natural products as laboratory reagents• Applications in morphometry and stereology• Light and electronmicroscopic methods• Anatomical science education

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Master of Biomedical Sciences - Human & Clinical Anatomy

Degree PlanCredits Required 24Core Courses 18Elective Courses 6Thesis 0

Course Code Course Title Credit

CategoryCore Elective

EPIS 6000 Statistic and Computer 3 *

METH 6001 Research Method and Critical Analysis of Scientific Information 3 *

ANAT 6001 Gross Anatomy I 3 *ANAT 6002 Gross Anatomy II 3 *ANAT 6003 Human Development 3 *ANAT 6004 Cell and Tissue Biology 3 *ANAT 7001 Thesis 0 *Electives 6 Credits 6 *

Two Elective Courses may include up to one senior Undergraduate course

Research Interests• The Immune Response to Pregnancy; Developmental Biology• Use of Natural Products As Laboratory Reagents, Dyes and Fixatives• Applications in Morphometry & Stereology• Immuno-cytochemistry in light and electron microscopy• Anatomy Education

Research Facilities• Microwave oven for histology processing• Tissue Processor (automatic) – Model CITADEL 1000• Projection Microscope• Decalcification Center• ‘Leica’ Universal Microtome (semiautomatic)• Cryostat

Faculty:Ibrahim Inuwa, Associate ProfessorPhD 1995, Anatomy, University of Sheffield, UK

Omar Habbal, Associate ProfessorPhD 1986, Anatomy, Victoria University of Manchester, UK

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Department of Biochemistry

PhD in Biochemistry The PhD program in Biochemistry is open to holders of master (MSc) degrees, MD and MBBS subject to English proficiency tests, as well as other screening procedures. The latter would include a departmental interview and, in some cases, a qualifying oral examination. The program is based primarily on research, with the addition of limited coursework where deficiencies are identified by the Thesis Supervisory Committee (TSC). It includes at least three years of full-time supervised research and will also include the presentation of a detailed thesis proposal, and at least two seminars. Research includes genetics of single gene disorders, polygenic disease such as diabetes mellitus, obesity, inborn errors of metabolism and malaria parasites. Lipid metabolism, nutrition and antioxidant projects are also offered. Candidates are required to register on a full-time basis, and pay annual fees, which might be supported from a faculty member’s research grant or scholarship. In addition to national students, international students are encouraged to enroll in the programs. At successful completion of the program, PhD students are required to produce a thesis containing original work of suitable merit that demonstrates their command of the relevant research methodology and ability to undertake independent research.

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Master in Biomedical Sciences – Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

Degree PlanCredits Required 24Core Courses 18Electives 6Thesis 0



METH 6001 Research Methodology & Critical Analysis of Scientific Information 3 *

EPIS 6000 Statistics and Computers 3 *BIOC 6002 Instrumentation and Biomedical Techniques 3 *BIOC 6006 Biochemical Basis of Disease 3 *BIOC 6007 or Methodology in Clinical Chemistry 3 *BIOC 6003 or Advanced Molecular Biology 3 *BIOC 7001 Thesis 0 **Electives 6 Credits 6 *

*(6 Credits) Any 2 undergraduate 5000 series or any 2 MSc 6000 series from other MSc Programs

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MSc in Clinical Biochemistry




EPIS 6000 Statistics and Computers 3 *METH 6001 Research Methodology and Critical Analysis

of Scientific Information3 *

BIOC 6002 Instrumentation and Biochemical Techniques 3 *BIOC 6003 Advanced Molecular Biology 3 *BIOC 6006 Biochemical Basis of Disease 3 *BIOC 6007 Methodology in Clinical Chemistry 3 *Option 1: by ThesisBIOC 7001 Thesis 0 *Electives 6 Credits 6 *Option 2: by Comprehensive ExaminationBIOC 6008 Metabolic Medicine I 3 *BIOC 6009 Metabolic Medicine II 3 *BIOC 6011 Clinical Biochemistry Rotation 2 *BIOC 6012 Paediatrics and Metabolic Medicine Rotation 2 *BIOC 6013 Endocrine Rotation 1 *BIOC 6014 Haematology and Genetics Rotation 1 *BIOC 6020 Comprehensive Examination 0 *

*May include senior undergraduate courses

Research Interests

• Lipid metabolism• Nutrition• Antioxidants• Deafness• Genetics of malaria parasites

• Genetics of single gene disorders• Genetics of polygenic disorders• Obesity• Diabetes mellitus• Inborn errors of metabolism

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Research Facilities• Two Molecular biology laboratories• Thermocyclers and other equipments• DNA sequencer• Tandem mass spectrometer• Analytical Biochemistry Laboratory

Faculty:Riad Bayoumi, Professor PhD 1973, Biochemical & Molecular Genetics, University of London, FRCPath,UK.

Hamza Babiker, Associate ProfessorPhD 1994, Molecular Genetics, Edinburgh University, UK.

Jumana Saleh, Associate ProfessorPhD 1999, Disorders of Lipid Metabolism, McGill University Canada.

Nadia Al-Wardi, Associate ProfessorPhD 1993, Protein Biochemistry and Parasitology, University of Glasgow, UK.

Clifford Abiaka, Assistant ProfessorPhD 1993, Free Radicals and Antioxidants, University of London, UK.

Fahad Al-Zadjali, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2011, Molecular Biology, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden

Marit Delghandi, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2005, Molecular Biology, University of Tromso, Norway.

Yahya Tamimi Assistant ProfessorPhD 1996, Molecular Biology, Radboud Uni. Nijmegen, Netherland.

Yajnavalka Banerjee Assistant ProfessorPhD 2007, Lipidomics, Anticoagulants, Snake venom proteins, National University of Singapore, Singapore.

Khalid Al-Rassadi, Consultant, SQUHFellowship of Royal College of Physicians of Canada in Medical Biochemistry, 2006, Lipidiology.

Khalid Al-Waili, Consultant, SQUHFellowship of Royal College of Physicians of Canda in Medical Biochemistry, 2006, Lipidiology.

Nafila Al-Riyami, Consultant, SQUHFellowship of Royal College of Physicians of Canada in Medical Biochemistry, 2009, General Clinical Biochemistry.

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Department of Family Medicine & Public Health

PhD in Epidemiology and Public HealthThe Department of Family Medicine and Public Health at Sultan Qaboos University offers a Doctorate Degree in Epidemiology and Public Health focusing on innovative research guided by college faculty and hospital staff with expertise in epidemiology, biostatistics and public health. The aim of the PhD program is to enable eligible candidate to apply epidemiology and biostatistics for better understanding of community health problems and generating possible solutions to these problems. Graduates of this program are expected to pursue future careers in epidemiologic research, leadership role or high level administrative positions in public health settings. The programPhD program in epidemiology and public health is a research-focused program extending over 4 academic years. Over the course of the program, students will identify research problem and the gap of knowledge that the research results are expected to bridge. Under the guidance of faculty, students will develop a research proposal that will be implemented. The implementation of the research may include community-based research or hospital-based research or laboratory-based research or a combination.

Research areas• Epidemiology and public health aspects of communicable diseases • Epidemiology and public health aspects of infectious diseases with special emphasis on HIV

and tuberculosis• Health-related behavior with special emphasis on cardiovascular diseases and diabetes• Preventive aspects of Maternal and Child Health • Nutrition epidemiology• Cancer epidemiology• Genetic epidemiology • Evaluation of the quality of care

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Master in Biomedical Sciences - Epidemiology and Medical Statistics




EPIS 6000 Statistics and Computers 3 *


EPIS 6001 Advanced Principles of Epidemiology and Inference Statistics 3 *

EPIS 6002 Advanced Statistical Methods 3 *EPIS 6003 Categorical Data Analysis 3 *EPIS 6004 Applied Epidemiology 3 *EPIS 7001 Thesis 0 **Electives 6 Credits 6 *

*May include one senior undergraduate course

Research Interests• Designing clinical research• Clinical trials• Use of categorical data analysis in epidemiology• Application of epidemiology in genetics• Applied statistical and inferential methods in medicine• Generalized linear models in Epidemiology• Model building and testing in epidemiology• Quality control in health• Demographic methods in medicine and health• Health statistics• Epidemiological approaches to planning• Managing information systems• Probability approach to decision making• Epidemiology of non-communicable and communicable diseases• Behavior and perception analysis

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Research Facilities• Sultan Qaboos University Hospital • Research laboratories in the departments of microbiology and immunology, genetics,

pharmacology and biochemistry• Family Medicine Clinic affiliated to Sultan Qaboos University • Hospitals affiliated to the Ministry of Health • Primary Care clinics affiliated to the Ministry of Health

Faculty:

Mohammed Al-Shafaee, Associate Professor, PhD, Public Health, University of Hull, UK.

Randa Yousef, Associate Professor, PhD, Public Health, University of Alexandria, Egypt.

Shyam S. Ganguly, Associate Professor PhD 1995, Statistics in Epidemiology , University of Pune, India.

Abdullah Al-Maniri, Assistant Professor, PhD, Epidemiology, Karolinska University, Sweden.

Syed Gauhar A. Rizvi, Assistant ProfessorPhD 1981, Statistics, Aligarh Muslim University, India.

Yahya Al-Farsi, Assistant Professor, D.Sc, Epidemiology, Boston University, USA.

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Department of Genetics

PhD in GeneticsGenetics is at the heart of health sciences in the Sultanate of Oman, because of high incidence of genetic disorders in the Golf countries compared to their counterparts in the west. The PhD program in the Department of Genetics is designed to produce high caliber scientists with various capabilities as independent researchers in the field of Genetics and Genomics to fill highly specialized positions related to Genetics at different institutions including, universities, hospitals, research institutes…etc. Through this PhD program in Genetics, the candidate should expect to develop the following abilities, which form the foundation of a career in research:• Breadth of knowledge in Genetics through complementary courses.• Expertise in specific area in Genetics.• Ability to identify research problems in the field of Genetics, formulate a hypothesis and

specific aims, design experimental strategies, conduct the research, and present and publish the results.

The research program in Genetics offers a broad range of disciplines in molecular and cell biology related to identification and functional validation of disease associated gene(s).

Research themes:The research in the Department of Genetics is focused on the following areas:• Molecular Genetics• Functional Genomics• Cytogenetics• Immunogenetics• Quantitative Genetics • Nutrition and Chemoprevention

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Department of Microbiology and Immunology

PhD in Medical MicrobiologyThe PhD program in Medical Microbiology and Immunology is built on masters programs that have been running for 11 years and will complete the hierarchy of academic programs offered by the Department. The two essential elements (research infrastructure and experienced faculty) needed to support the program are both in place.

The primary objectives of the program are to develop outstanding scholars and researchers who will pursue distinguished careers in research and teaching. The PhD program is open to holders of Masters (MSc) degrees, MD and MBBS, subject to English proficiency tests, as well as other screening procedures. The latter would include a departmental interview and, in some cases, a qualifying oral examination. The program is based primarily on research with the addition of limited coursework where deficiencies are identified by the Thesis Supervisory Committee. It includes three years of full-time supervised research and presentation of a detailed thesis proposal and at least two seminars.

At successful completion of the program, PhD students are required to produce a thesis containing original work of suitable merit that demonstrates their command of the relevant research methodology and ability to undertake independent research.

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Master in Biomedical Sciences – Medical Microbiology

Degree PlanCredits Required 24Core Courses 18Elective Courses 6Research Thesis 0





MICR 6001 Medical Microbiology 3 *MICR 6002 Medical Bacteriology and Mycology 3 *MICR 6003 Medical Parasitology 3 *MICR 6004 Medical Virology 3 *MICR 7001 Thesis 0 **Elective 6 Credits *


Research Interests• Viral hepatitis C in patients who receive multiple blood transfusions• Hepatitis C virus infections in seronegative blood donors• Genotypic studies with human immunodeficiency virus• Prospective hospital study of community acquired pneumonia• RNA studies on Enterovirus isolates in Oman• Influenza virus as a carrier of certain HLA molecules for protection against HIV• Reduction of HIV load by filtration of whole blood• Molecular Characterization of Zoonotic and emerging viruses isolated in the UAE and Oman• Occurrence of different autoantibodies in the Omani population • Knowledge attitudes and behavior toward infectious diseases among Omanis• The antimicrobial effects of honey from different parts of Oman• Epidemiology and control of schistosomiasis in the Dhofar, Sultanate of Oman• Epidemiology and control of soil-transmitted helminths• Intestinal parasitic infections among immuno-compromised individuals• Helicobacter

Research Facilities• College animal house• College electron and scanning microscope

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• All types of light Microscopes• Refrigeration, deep freezing and lyophlization• Safety cabinets• Nephelometer• Spectrophotometry• Flow cytometer• Immunoassay equipment• Tissue culture laboratory• Molecular laboratory• Well equipped clinical/research laboratories

Faculty:

Mohammed Idris, ProfessorPhD 1979, Parasitology, Khartoum University, Sudan

Sharanjit Singh Thukral, ProfessorPhD 1978, Medical Microbiology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India

Ali Al Jabri, Associate ProfessorPhD 1996, Immunology of HIV/AIDS, University of London, UK

Crystal Koh, Assistant ProfessorPhD 1997 in Immunology, University of Texas, Southwestern Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Dallas, Texas.

Elias Said, Assistant Professor PhD 2004, Microbiology, Paris VII University, France

Muhannad Al Kobaisi, Assistant ProfessorPhD 1990, Molecular Virology, MRC Institute of Virology, Glasgow UK

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Department of Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacy

PhD in Clinical PharmacyPhD Clinical Pharmacy program normally takes four years. The candidates are required to produce a thesis containing original work of suitable merit to demonstrate their command of the relevant research methodology and their ability to undertake independent research. This is to enable clinical pharmacist to design and perform a pharmacy practice research, and to make effective and safe use of medicine.

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Master in Biomedical Sciences – Clinical Pharmacy

Degree Plan Credits Required 24Core Courses 21Elective Courses 3Research Thesis 0



EPIS 6000 Statistic and Computer 3 *METH 6001 Research Method and Critical Analysis of

Scientific Information3 *

DRUG 6001 Pharmacokinetics and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring

3 *

PHAR 6001 Clinical Pharmacy I 3 *PHAR 6002 Clinical Pharmacy II 3 *PHAR 6003 Therapeutics I 3 *PHAR 6004 Therapeutics II 3 *PHAR 6005 Introduction to Pharmacoeconomics 3 *PHAR 7001 Thesis 0 *

Research Specializations• General Internal Medicine• Infectious Diseases• Nephrology• Oncology• Child Health Medicine• Pharmacy Practice Management• Drug Information• Cardiovascular Pharmacology

Research Facilities:The research facilities available for clinical pharmacy candidates are categorized into three:• The departmental research facilities within the College of Medicine which include three

modern laboratories:* Drug analysis lab with HPLC and LC/MS* Pharmacogenetic analysis lab* Tissue culture lab

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• The University Hospital with access to patients and the biomedical laboratories linked to the hospital.

• The other research facilities available within the College of Medicine.

Faculty:

Musbah Tanira, ProfessorPhD 1978, Pharmacology, University of Strathclyde, UK.

Badreldin H. Ali, ProfessorPhD 1981, Pharmacology, University of Edinburgh, UK.

Ragini Vaishnav, Assistant ProfessorPhD 1986, Pharmacology, University of Sheffield, UK.

Abdel Hamid Elhawary, Associate ProfessorPhD 1995, Pharmacology, University of British Columbia, Canada.

Ibrahim Al Zakwani, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2005, Pharmacoeconomics, University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, USA.

Mohammed Al Za’abi, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2007, Clinical Pharmacy, University of Queensland, Australia.

Khalid Al Balushi, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2008, Therapeutics, University of Nottingham, UK.

Yousuf Al Suleimani, LecturerMSc 2006, Pharmacology, University of British Columbia, Canada.

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Department of Physiology

PhD in PhysiologyThe primary objective of the PhD program in physiology is to train students in research and teaching in basic and applied Physiology. The program is applicable to holders of master (MSc) degrees, MD and MBBS graduates with high academic standards and with the required English proficiency tests. Additional screening would include a departmental interview. The program is available only on full-time basis and is based primarily on research, with the addition of limited coursework where deficiencies are identified by the departmental board. The program includes at least three years of full-time supervised research. Candidates are encouraged to chose their field of research and identify a supervisor before they are admitted to the program. Current research areas available for PhD degrees are in cardiovascular research.

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Master in Biomedical Sciences – Physiology

Degree PlanCredits Required 24Core Courses 18Elective Courses 6Research Thesis 0





MPHY 6001 From Neuron to Behavior 3 *MPHY 6002 Neuro-physiology of Sleep 3 *MPHY 6003 Cellular Physiology 3 *MPHY 6004 Control of the Human Circulation 3 *MPHY 7001 Thesis 0 **Electives 6 Credits 6 *


Research Interests

• Hypertension• Cardiovascular Physiology• Membrane Physiology• Vascular and Endothelial function• Angiogenesis• Autonomic function and heart rate variability• Neuroscience

Research Facilities:

• 2 Physiology Research Laboratories• Patch clamp laboratory• Vascular function studies• Endothelial Imager• Non-invasive haemodynamics monitor• Microneurography• Sleep Laboratory• Clinical Cardiovascular Physiology

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Faculty:

M.O.Hassan, ProfessorPhD 1976, FRCP (Glasg) 2000, Cardiovascular Physiology, University of Glasgow, UK.

Mohan Dikshit, Associate ProfessorMD 1978 , physiology, University of Delhi, India.

Sulayma Al-Barwani, Associate ProfessorDPhil 1994, Electrophysiology, University of Oxford, UK.

Abdul Aleem Khan, Assistant ProfessorPhD 1984, Neurophysiology, AIIMS, India.

Khamis Al Hashmi, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2006, Cardiovascular Physiology, University of Glasgow, UK.

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Department of Radiology and Molecular Imaging

PhD in Radiology and Molecular Imaging

The doctoral program in Radiology and Molecular Imaging is offered to candidates holding MSc, MD and MBBS degrees from recognized academic institutions who meet certain high-standard criteria such as GPA, language proficiency and other requirements as set by Sultan Qaboos University. The program primarily involves scientific research for a normal period of four years. It may also include some additional preliminary course studies in the best interest of the candidate as identified by the Thesis Supervisory Committee (TSC). The student should undertake an independent specific research project under supervision in certain clinical/medical physics area in Radiology. This may involve some of the various radiological imaging modalities including: Magnetic Resonance Imaging MRI, Computerized Tomography CT, Nuclear Medicine and SPECT/CT Imaging, Angiographic/interventional studies and Ultrasound Imaging. On completion, the student is required to submit a thesis containing an original work which demonstrates his command of relevant research methodology and makes significant contribution to scientific knowledge in his field of research.

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Master in Biomedical Sciences - Medical PhysicsDegree PlanCredits Required 24Core Courses 18Elective Courses 6Research Thesis 0



EPIS 6000 Statistics and Computers 3 *


MEDP 6000 Physics of Diagnostic Radiology I 3 *MEDP 6001 Physics of Diagnostic Radiology II 3 *MEDP 6002 Physics of Radiotherapeutic Radiology I 3 *MEDP 6003 Physics of Radiotherapeutic Radiology II 3 *MEDP 7001 Thesis 0 **Electives 6 Credits 6 *


ElectivesMEDP 6004 Medical Physics Practicum- DiagnosticMEDP 6005 Medical Physics Practicum- RadiotherapyMEDP 6006 Medical Physics Practicum- Nucl. Medicine Research Interests• Functional Imaging (SPECT, MRI,...)• Advanced Radiotherapy: IMRT, Stereotactic Radiosurgery, Brachytherapy • Inter-modality Image Registration and Fusion (MRI/CT, SECT/CT, SPECT/MRI,…)• Gamma Ray Spectroscopy • Radiation Dosimetry and Environmental Monitoring • Radiation Protection and Safety

Research Facilities at SQU:• High Purity Germanium Detector, Multichannel Analyzer & Scintillation Detector• Thermoluminescence Dosimeter (TLD Reader)• Secondary Standard Ion Chamber Metrology Source & Portable Radioactivity Monitoring

Detectors • Radon Gas Monitoring System• Medical Imaging: MRI, MD-CT, SPECT, US, Radiography, Fluoroscopy, Mammography,

Angiography

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Research Facilities at Royal Hospital:• Megavoltage Radiotherapy Linear Accelerators (LINAC’S), CT- Scanner & Simulator,

Provisions for IMRT, Stereotactic Radiotherapy & Brachytherapy

Faculty:

Radiology/Medical Physics Teaching & Research Faculty (SQU):

Nader Atari, Associate Professor PhD 1973, MSc 1971, Radiological Medical Nuclear Physics, University of Birmingham, UK

Haddia Bererhi, Senior ConsultantMBBS 1983, University of Algiers, Algeria & MSc 1987, University of London, UK, Nuclear Medicine

Ibrahim Suliman, Assistant ProfessorPhD 2007, MSc, 1997, Medical Physics, Sudan Academy of Sciences & University of Khartoum, Sudan

Radiology Teaching & Research Faculty (SQUH):

Faisal Al Azri, Consultant, HOD.MD 1993, SQU, Oman. FRCPC 2005, Diag. Radiology, Royal Coll. of Physicians, CanadaABR 2005, 2007, American Board of Radiology, USA (Radiology & Neuroradiology)

Lamk Al-Lamki, ProfessorMD 1965, University of Dublin, Ireland & FRCRC, FACR, Radiology

Neela Al-Lamki, ProfessorMD 1966, Univ. of Dublin, Ireland & FRCRC, FACR, Radiology

Samir Hussein, Senior Consultant, MBBS 1978, Khartoum Univ., Sudan. MSc 1978,. London Univ., UK, Nuclear Medicine

Sukhbal Sawhney, Senior Consultant MBBS 1971 Jabalpur Univ., India MD 1979, All India Institute of Med. Sciences,Radiodiagnosis

Dilip Sankhla, Senior ConsultantMBBS 1972, DMRD, MD 1976, Rajasthan Univ., India. Radiology,

Humoud Al Dhuli, Senior Consultant, MD 1997, SQU, Oman. FRCPC 2005, Diag. Radiology, Canada. ABR (USA) 2005, Radiology

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Rashid, Al Sukaiti, ConsultantMD 1998, SQU, Oman, Radiology

Sinan Azawi, Senior RegistrarMBChB 1981, DMRD 1991, Baghdad University, Iraq., FRCR 2007, London, UK, Radiology

Anupam Kakaria, Senior RegistrarMD 1986, MBBS 1983, India Institute of Med. Sciences, FRCR 2007, London, UK, Radiology

Physics (College of Science) Teaching & Research Faculty (SQU):

Ali A. Yousif, ProfessorPhD 1979, Nuclear Physics, Sussex University, UK

Abbasher Gismeiseed, Associate ProfessorPhD 1990, Nuclear Physics, Khartoum University, Sudan

Ravi Sankar Babu B., Associate ProfessorPhD 1988, Nuclear Physics, University of Mysore, India

Radiation Oncology/Med. Phys. Teaching & Research Faculty (Royal Hospital):

Zahid Al Mandhari, Senior Consultant- Radiation OncologyMD 1999, SQU, Oman. FRCPC 2007 Dr. Rajan Balakrishman, Radiation Oncology

Dr. Namarta Satyabal, Radiation Oncology

Ramamoorthy Ravichandran, Chief Medical Physicist- Radiation TherapyPhD 1992, Biophysics, Bangalore University, India Davis C. Antony, Senior Medical Physicist- Radiation TherapyPhD 2002, Physics, Kerala University, India

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