Husam A. Noor MD, FACC

Husam Noor, MD, FACC Director of the Cardiac Catheterisation Laboratories and is a Consultant Interventional Cardiologist. Dr. Husam Noor is a senior lecturer at the Royal College of the Surgeons Ireland-Medical University of Bahrain. He is a former assistant professor of Medicine at the Arabian Gulf University. After qualifying from the Arabian Gulf with first-degree Honors in 1996, he pursued postgraduate training in the United States. He did an internal medicine residency at Henry Ford Hospital, Michigan. Then Cardiology fellowship at Loma Linda University, California, followed by an Interventional Cardiology fellowship at the University of Massachusetts. In addition, advanced training for peripheral endovascular interventions at Arizona Heart Hospital.

He is also a diplomat in Health care management. He is a member of the board of Trustees at the British School of Bahrain. Dr.Husam Noor plays a key role in educating the public, patients, and healthcare professionals across the Gulf States about coronary artery disease. He is on the scientific committee for the Gulf-PCR. He gives regular lectures at scientific meetings nationally and internationally. His main areas of interest include acute coronary syndrome and primary PCI. He has established the chronic total occlusion program. He leads the TAVI and appendage closure programs. He is active in clinical research and has been involved in international multicenter trials. He received the kingdom of Bahrain first-degree recognition and accomplishment award from his Majesty the King of Bahrain 2013.