Emad Aljahdli completed his last residency at the Lahey Hospital and
Medical Center in June of 2014. He had studied Transplant Hepatology and
Liver diseases with some of the best doctors in the field and went on
to complete his final residency, in Advanced Endoscopy at Beth Israel
Deaconess Medical Center in June 2015. He works now as a
Gastroenterologist in the Boston area and contributes to research
studies on how to detect gastroenterological disorders like colon cancer
in patients. He learned much about the study of the body’s digestive
process and much more during his time at Lahey Hospital and Medical
Center.
The Lahey Hospital and Medical Center is known for keeping some of the best doctors around in specialized units designed to help patients on an individual basis, treating their specific illness with some of the best researchers and physicians in the world. Emad Aljahdli remembers the many lessons he learned from the doctors and other healthcare professionals there during his three residencies. The Lahey Hospital and Medical Center is run by the physicians as a nonprofit group practice. With over 500 top-notch doctors and over 5,000 nurses and excellently trained medical support staff members, the medical facility helps many patients in the area find solutions to their specific medical issues. Emad Aljahdli gained valuable experience there.
Emad Aljahdli lives in the Boston area and wants to continue to help the area’s people treat their digestive tract diseases and disorders for many more years. He hopes that his patient work and his research efforts will have a lasting impact.
The Lahey Hospital and Medical Center is known for keeping some of the best doctors around in specialized units designed to help patients on an individual basis, treating their specific illness with some of the best researchers and physicians in the world. Emad Aljahdli remembers the many lessons he learned from the doctors and other healthcare professionals there during his three residencies. The Lahey Hospital and Medical Center is run by the physicians as a nonprofit group practice. With over 500 top-notch doctors and over 5,000 nurses and excellently trained medical support staff members, the medical facility helps many patients in the area find solutions to their specific medical issues. Emad Aljahdli gained valuable experience there.
Emad Aljahdli lives in the Boston area and wants to continue to help the area’s people treat their digestive tract diseases and disorders for many more years. He hopes that his patient work and his research efforts will have a lasting impact.
