A team from the Faculty of Medicine participated in the Fifth International Education Week at Yarmouk University, organized by the Department of Projects and International Relations under the patronage of His Excellency Ahmad Hanandeh, former Minister of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship (May 20–21, 2025).
The team presented the "Capacity Building for Clinical Preceptors" project, supported by Erasmus. This project aims to develop a training program to empower and enhance the skills of clinical educators across the Kingdom and involves participation from all six public medical schools in Jordan.
The team is led by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Jumana Al-Suleiman, and includes Dr. Soha Al-Beitawi, Dr. Dina Qadan, Dr. Anas Al-Jayyousi, Dr. Mohammad Al-Zu'bi, and Dr. Qais Al-Sa'di.
As part of the Grand Round lecture series organized by the Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University, the second lecture in this series was held on Thursday, May 15, 2025, entitled:
"Approach to Psychiatric Disorders and Emergencies"
The lecture was delivered by Dr. Noor Al-Momani, a specialist in psychiatry and addiction treatment and a full-time lecturer at the faculty of Medicine. She addressed the fundamentals of dealing with psychological disorders and related emergencies, reviewing key diagnostic and therapeutic aspects, and emphasizing the importance of a rapid and effective response in the context of psychological emergencies.
A number of faculty members and students attended the lecture, and significant interaction was witnessed during the discussions that followed the presentation.
It's worth noting that the Grand Round lecture series falls within the faculty's commitment to enhancing clinical knowledge among its students and providing a scientific platform for the exchange of experiences between faculty and students alike.
The Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University, under the patronage of Dean Dr. Jamana Al-Suleiman, held an introductory session for sixth-year students
about the University Proficiency Exam, in cooperation with the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Center.
The session was presented by Dr. Asmaa Al-Muneis, who discussed the importance and components of the exam and addressed students' inquiries.
This session is part of the Faculty’s efforts to support graduating students and enhance their academic and professional readiness.
Dr. Loay Al-Husinat, a faculty member at the Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University, received the Best Research Abstract Award for 2025 during his participation in the international medical conference "Roma Pain Days 2025", held in the Italian capital, Rome.
During the conference, Dr. Al-Husinat presented a research paper titled: "The Therapeutic Potential and Challenges of Using Cannabis in the Management of Non-Cancer Chronic Pain: A Comprehensive Review", in which he provided an in-depth review of the available scientific evidence on the efficacy of cannabis in treating non-cancer chronic pain. The paper addressed potential benefits, biological mechanisms, side effects, and both regulatory and medical challenges.
Dr. Al-Husinat also chaired a scientific session during the conference on the management of pain syndromes. The participants discussed the latest treatment approaches, shared their clinical experiences, and explored new insights into the future of pain management.
Dr. Al-Husinat noted that this achievement is a recognition of the importance of the research work he presented and reflects the scientific standing of the Faculty of Medicine researchers at Yarmouk University. He also expressed appreciation for the university’s continuous support and empowerment of faculty members in highlighting Yarmouk's distinguished research identity.
It is worth mentioning that the conference was organized with the support of the Paolo Procacci Foundation, an international institution dedicated to promoting scientific research in the field of pain management.
In a related context, Dr. Al-Husinat was hosted in a special interview where he discussed the details of his participation in the conference, highlighted key findings of his research, and shared his perspective on the importance of supporting medical research in Jordan. He expressed pride in representing Yarmouk University at this global scientific event. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1976DLP2up/
It has been decided to hold the final clinical oral exams for sixth-year students according to the following dates and distributions shown in the first table.
Students are distributed according to the groups listed below in the second table (click on the group code link to see the names in each group):
The Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University has launched a scientific lecture series titled "Grand Round," aimed at enhancing scientific communication and the exchange of expertise among faculty members, students, and doctors from various specialties.
The first lecture was held on Wednesday, April 30, 2025, under the title "Awareness about Congenital Heart Disease". It was presented by Dr. Ali Al-Halabi, Assistant Professor in the Pediatric Division. The lecture covered the definition of congenital heart diseases in children, the importance of early detection, diagnostic methods, and approaches to managing such cases.
These lectures are part of the faculty's plan to raise scientific and medical awareness, encourage academic dialogue, and promote knowledge exchange. The Grand Round series will continue regularly with the participation of a distinguished group of professors and specialists from the college staff.
As part of its efforts to promote the concepts of entrepreneurship and innovation within the academic environment, the Faculty of Medicine at Yarmouk University organized an introductory lecture about the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Yarmouk University. The event was attended by a number of faculty members and students from various academic years and was sponsored by the Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Jumana Al-Suleiman.
The lecture hosted Professor Dr. Omar Qamouh, Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the university, who delivered a comprehensive presentation on the importance of entrepreneurial thinking in the medical field. He emphasized that innovation is no longer optional but a necessity to keep pace with rapid health developments and challenges.
During the session, Dr. Qamouh discussed the center’s operational mechanisms, outlining the services it provides, including technical support and specialized guidance, as well as training programs specifically designed to help students turn their ideas into viable projects. He also reviewed the application process to the center, from the idea stage to real-world implementation.
The lecture included interactive discussions and presentations of successful student projects that evolved from mere ideas into impactful entrepreneurial initiatives. These experiences added an atmosphere of enthusiasm and inspiration among the attendees and opened the door to questions about how to further develop entrepreneurial ideas within the faculty.
At the end of the session, the attendees expressed their appreciation for this initiative, which opens new horizons for students and supports their aspirations to combine medicine with innovation. This contributes to preparing a generation of doctors capable of making a positive impact on both the healthcare system and society at large.
Under the patronage of the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Jamana Al-Sulaiman, and initiated by Pediatric Students Interest Group (PsIG) under the supervision of Dr. Aseel Gharaibeh, an awareness campaign was held at Princess Rahma Pediatric Hospital on Sunday, April 20, 2025. The campaign aimed to raise mothers' awareness about the importance of giving vitamin D to newborns and its role in reducing cases of rickets in children.
The campaign was a success, as it directly engaged with the local community and distributed printed leaflets to present the information in a simplified manner.
To be recognized locally, regionally and globally for excellence in medical education, research and contributions to patient care and community services.
