Professor Mohamed Eteiba

Professor Eteiba established strong collaboration between Cardiology in Scotland and numerous professional organisations worldwide. He is one of the founding members and is currently Director of the College’s International Development Committee. Professor Eteiba has served a full term as Vice President (medical), College Councillor and is an active member of the Audit and Remuneration and Fellowship Committees. He is also program director for the highly successful joint College and British Cardiac Society Interactive Cardiovascular Symposium.  He is recent past president of the Scottish Cardiac Society. Professor Eteiba graduated with honours and obtained MSc in Cardiovascular Medicine with distinction in Cairo in 1983. Subsequently, he studied for his MD degree, under the supervision of Professor TDV Lawrie, Glasgow University, Founder of Medical Cardiology Department at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. In 1989 he successfully defended his MD thesis in a public forum and received the Jury's unanimous commendation. In 1991 he was awarded MD degree and graduated from the home university, Al-Azhar, Cairo. Professor Eteiba was appointed consultant interventional cardiologist, Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Honorary senior lecturer, Glasgow University in 1996. He has played a leading role in developing, teaching, training and conducting clinical research in Interventional Cardiology, gaining internationally recognised clinical expertise and a respected profile in education and training. In November 2018 he was granted the status of honorary professor in the Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow. He is now the current President of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.

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