Jameela Al Salman MD

Jameela graduated with Honor from the medical school at Arabian Gulf University. Then she joined the Salmaniya Medical complex in 1996. Jameela holds three American Board certifications: American Board in Internal Medicine, American Board in Geriatric Medicine, American Board in Infectious Diseases. Further, she has the board in infection control and recently the American board in medical quality.

Jameela has completed her residency and fellowship programs in the United States, where she finished the internal medicine residency in Eason, Hahnemann University, Pennsylvania, USA. Then she did a fellowship in geriatric medicine at Temple University in Pennsylvania, followed by a fellowship in infectious diseases at Yale University, IN, New Haven, Connecticut, USA. Awarded for the program of antibiotic stewardship for the best governmental practices for 2016 by the Prime Minister in the Kingdom of Bahrain in 2016.

She did also special training for one year in HIV management and Hepatitis-C at Yale University, followed by special training in infection control at Yale University as well. She carries the board certification in infection control (CBIC) and also has the America Board in medical quality. She has many publications in peer-reviewed journals. She is an associate professor in the Arabian Gulf University involved in a wide range of educational activities.

She received several honors and awards for her scientific contribution internationally. Jameela is a member of several professional societies, for example, the American College of Physicians, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the Bahrain Medical Society, and the Saudi Society of Infectious Disease and Infection Control.