About Dr.
A Senior Consultant in Operational Medicine (Emergency Management, Business Continuity, Air Medical Services, Prehospital Care Operation, Remote Medical Services, Crisis Leadership , Dignitary Medicine, Training and Simulation) and Chairman of Disaster Committee and Continuity at Johns Hopkins ARAMCO, the founder of Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Johns Hopkins ARAMCO. Associate Faculty at Fellowship in Disaster Medicine at Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians, Boston USA. Fellow of the Royal College of Canada, fellow of American Academy of Emergency Medicine, Certified Physician Manager by Canadian Medical Association PMI, and Certified Healthcare Executive by American College of Physicians Executives, he is graduate of Isenberg School of Management MBA, UMass. Dr. Alhadhira lived the experience as a responder during Gulf War, E. Coli O157 outbreak in Canada, September 11, MCIs in KSA, SARS Outbreak, industrial disasters events in ARAMCO, mosque terrorists’ attacks in KSA, MERS - CoV Outbreak, COVID 19 pandemics. He participated in educational activities at national and international levels including the establishment of Saudi Emergency Medicine Society, the establishment of Gulf Federation of Emergency medicine, and he served as Independent Join External Evaluator (IJEE) during 2016 Hajj season. He has the interest in education, research, industrial disaster science, crisis management leadership, tele-medical technology innovation, and entrepreneurship. Dr. Alhadhira’s academic research and scholarly activities are active on human stampede mass incidents, telemedicine projects, legalization of marijuana in USA, ethical perspectives in medicine, executive health and dignitary medicine.
