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About

Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Nada — Consultant Pediatrician & Pediatric Neurologist

Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Nada is a German Board-certified consultant pediatrician and pediatric neurologist with more than 30 years of medical experience in pediatrics and pediatric neurology. He specializes in epilepsy, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, ADHD, tics, and complex neurological conditions — and offers video consultations so families can access expert neurological guidance from home.

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Why families choose him

Why do families choose Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Nada?

Specialist experience

More than 30 years in pediatrics and pediatric neurology.

A whole-child view

Connecting neurological symptoms with growth, development, behavior, and overall health.

Clear guidance for parents

Explaining the situation and next steps in language families can understand.

Remote follow-up

Video consultations for families who need specialist input without travel.

A glimpse of his professional journey in photos.

Achievements

A career path in pediatric neurology

Key milestones — newest first.

Professional milestones

  1. 01

    Today

    Medical Director

    Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital.

  2. 02

    Academic

    Teaching & master's thesis supervision

    Al-Azhar & Islamic University — master's supervision.

  3. 03

    From 2021

    General Director

    Al-Rantisi Specialized Hospital.

  4. 04

    From 2019

    Medical Director

    Al-Rantisi Specialized Children's Hospital.

  5. 05

    15 years

    Founder & head, pediatric neurology department

    Founded & led at Al-Rantisi Specialized Hospital, Gaza.

  6. 06

    2006

    German Board — Pediatrics & Pediatric Neurology

    Essen, Germany.

  7. 07

    1995

    MD in Medicine & Surgery

    Mainz, Germany.

Credentials

Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Nada — experience & qualifications

A consultant pediatrician and pediatric neurologist whose career combines European training, hospital leadership, and academic teaching.

  • Consultant pediatrician & pediatric neurologist
  • German Board — Pediatrics & Pediatric Neurology (University of Essen, 2006)
  • MD in Medicine & Surgery (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, 1995)
  • More than 30 years of medical experience in pediatrics and pediatric neurology
  • Diagnosis & long-term follow-up of chronic neurological conditions
  • University teaching and master's thesis supervision
  • 15 years founding and leading a pediatric neurology department
  • Medical Director — Turkish-Palestinian Friendship Hospital

Real moments

  • Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim Abu Nada — Consultant Pediatrician & Pediatric Neurologist, with Arabic calligraphy of his name on the wall
    Consultant Pediatrician & Pediatric Neurologist — German Board
  • Dr. Abu Nada in his medical office wearing a white coat
    Consultant Pediatrician & Pediatric Neurologist — medical office
  • Dr. Abu Nada with medical and administrative staff in a hospital corridor
    Medical & general leadership — Al-Rantisi Specialized Hospital
  • Dr. Abu Nada in a white coat with TIKA Turkish cooperation emblem
    Turkish-Palestinian medical cooperation
  • Dr. Abu Nada with staff beside a PCRF ribbon at the hospital
    Partnership with Palestine Children's Relief Fund
  • Dr. Abu Nada receiving a certificate of appreciation
    Certificate of appreciation for medical service
  • Dr. Abu Nada with young doctors and residents in a hospital hallway
    15 years leading pediatric neurology — mentoring residents
  • Dr. Abu Nada with colleagues during an official hospital visit
    Official visit at Al-Rantisi Specialized Hospital
  • Dr. Abu Nada with emergency medical team in Germany wearing Red Cross uniforms
    Medical studies in Germany — MD (Mainz, 1995) & German Board (Essen, 2006)

These are the areas where families most often need him.