Post Author: Dr. Wafaa Al-Shehhi
Wafaa Al Shehhi is a board-certified pediatric neurologist and epileptologist with over a decade of experience managing complex neurological disorders, particularly epilepsy. She completed her residency at King Abdulaziz Medical City in Riyadh and pursued a fellowship in epilepsy and neurophysiology at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, Canada. She currently serves as a consultant pediatric neurologist at The Royal Hospital in Muscat, Oman, where she provides comprehensive care for children with neurological conditions.
Dr. Al Shehhi is an active researcher with multiple peer-reviewed publications and is a frequent speaker at international conferences. She holds leadership positions, including serving as vice president of the Oman League Against Epilepsy and as a member of the ILAE Pediatric Commission. Passionate about education, she mentors residents and plays a vital role in advancing the field of pediatric neurology. Her dedication to improving patient outcomes and raising epilepsy awareness has earned her numerous awards and widespread recognition.
Wafaa Al Shehhi is a board-certified pediatric neurologist and epileptologist with over a decade of experience managing complex neurological disorders, particularly epilepsy. She completed her residency at King Abdulaziz Medical City in Riyadh and pursued a fellowship in epilepsy and neurophysiology at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, Canada. She currently serves as a consultant pediatric neurologist at The Royal Hospital in Muscat, Oman, where she provides comprehensive care for children with neurological conditions.
Dr. Al Shehhi is an active researcher with multiple peer-reviewed publications and is a frequent speaker at international conferences. She holds leadership positions, including serving as vice president of the Oman League Against Epilepsy and as a member of the ILAE Pediatric Commission. Passionate about education, she mentors residents and plays a vital role in advancing the field of pediatric neurology. Her dedication to improving patient outcomes and raising epilepsy awareness has earned her numerous awards and widespread recognition.
Childhood medical challenges can leave lasting imprints, not only on the child but also on those inspired to turn their personal struggles into a path of healing. This narrative explores the transformative journey of a pediatric neurologist whose early encounters with debilitating pain shaped a career rooted in empathy and innovation. Three key themes define this journey: The influence of personal adversity on career choice, the role of resilience in …
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