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Curriculum Vitae
Dr ALI M EL-HALABI
PERSONAL DATA
Nationality Jordanian
CURRENT POSITIONS
President of Jordan Pediatric Society- Directing continuous medical education for
Jordanian Pediatricians and taking part in all scientific activities in the country , and also
representing pediatricians in any problems arising with the authorities in their practice
including consultations for legal bodies
Editorial board member of the Saudi Heart Journal- January 2010- Dec 2015
Reviewing articles related to Pediatric Cardiology
Certificates of honor yearly in the three secondary school years, and second rank in
Tawjihi exam country wide in Jordan
Honors in five basic and three clinical subjects during the medical school years
( including Paediatrics ), and second rank in my patch of graduates from medical school
CAREER TO DATE
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics & Pediatric Cardiology- Yarmouk University-
Irbid- Jordan
(Nov 2022- till now)
Part Time lecturer of Pediatrics & Pediatric Cardiology- Mu’tah University- Karak -
Jordan
( October 2005 – till August 2006 )
Part Time Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist & Teaching staff- Specialty hospital –
Amman (Oct 2005-till now) – With teaching and assessment responsibilities for Pediatric
residents
Part Time Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist & Teaching staff- Jordan hospital –
Amman
(Jan 2002-till now)- With teaching and assessment responsibilities for Pediatric residents
Part Time Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist & Teaching staff- Islamic hospital –
Amman
(March 2004-till 2013)- With teaching and assessment responsibilities for Pediatric
residents
Paediatric Resident - King Hussein Medical Centre- Jordanian Royal Medical Services
( Jan 86 – Dec 89 )
Training workshop on Peripheral Pulmonary & Coarctation Stenting – Hospital for sick
Children – Glasgow
(May 97)
Training workshop on Transcatheter ASD & PDA closures – Guy’s Hospital - London
( Aug 97)
EXPERIENCES
As the only Pediatric Cardiologist in the private sector in Jordan for more than 6 years,
and one of two for around 10 years, I had referred patients from around a population of
two million people, and so I gained lot of experience in clinical, diagnostic &
interventional Pediatric Cardiology.
The interventional procedures I performed are almost half of all procedures. Out of these
I have done around Nine hundred seventy transcatheter ASD & PFO closures & almost
similar number of PDA closures. I have done more than 50 muscular &
perimembranousVSD closures. I have been Training Instructor for transcatheter
closures using the Amplatzer devices for the middleast from the year 2000 till April 2007.
I supervised many training workshops on Amplatzer transcatheter closures in Yemen ,
Iran, Iraq, Sudan ,Syria,Lybia & Egypt.
Right now and since January 2008 unpaid consultant for" Occlutech" transcatheter
closure devices company.I am also training supervisor for “Occlutech” and further
training workshops are being arranged in the same and other countries.
Outcome of ASD transcatheter closure- 3rd meeting of the PanArab Congenital Heart
Association- Egypt
February 2005
Update on transcatheter perimembranous VSD closure- 3rd meeting of the PanArab
Congenital Heart Association- Egypt
February 2005
Is device closure becoming the treatment of choice for Secundum Atrial Septal defects-
Al-Basel Cardiac Society- Syria –
(Dec 2004)
Closing Atrial Septal defects & Patent Foramen Ovale in Adults- Adult Congenital Heart
Disease Symposium- Jeddah
(Oct 2003)
Transcatheter closure for cardiac defects- From where to where – Syrian Pediatric
Society Conference
(Dec 2002)
Short & medium term follow up for 150 patients who had Secundum Atrial Septal
transcatheter closure- Jordan Cardiac Society conference
(October 2002)
Do we still need the cardiovascular surgeon?- Tenth conference of the Arab Union of
Pediatric Societies
(Oct 2002
Cases of Kawasaki Syndrome in the private sector ( 48 cases)- Jordan Cardiac Society
Conference
( April 2000)
PUBLICATIONS
A new device to close secundum atrial septal defects: First clinical use to
close multiple defects in a child