Speaker Feature: Dr. Fatema Al-Jabal | Pediatric Emergency Essentials


We are honored to introduce Dr. Fatema Al-Jabal, an Associated Consultant in Pediatrics Emergency from Bahrain, who will be sharing her expertise at the 4th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Child Health Summit, taking place October 21–23, 2025, at Novotel Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE. Her session, titled “Pediatric Emergency Essentials,” promises to be a valuable addition to the conference’s comprehensive scientific program.

Introduction

Dr. Fatema Al-Jabal is a Saudi Board-Certified Pediatrician with over three years of hands-on experience delivering high-quality, family-centered care to children across all age groups. She completed her Bachelor of Medicine at October 6 University in Egypt and has since built an impressive career dedicated to child health, preventive care, and emergency pediatrics.

Her deep understanding of early diagnosis, chronic condition management, and preventive medicine has enabled her to make significant contributions to pediatric healthcare. Moreover, her keen insight into the financial and operational aspects of healthcare management reflects her well-rounded expertise in both clinical and administrative domains.

Benefits of Attending

Attending Dr. Al-Jabal’s session offers an excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals, students, and researchers to:

  • Gain practical insights into managing pediatric emergencies effectively.
  • Learn evidence-based approaches to early diagnosis and preventive pediatric care.
  • Understand the interdisciplinary coordination essential for improving outcomes in emergency settings.
  • Network with leading pediatric specialists from across the globe and share innovative practices in child health management.

Her talk will provide not only clinical pearls but also strategic insights into improving departmental efficiency and patient satisfaction — a must-attend for anyone in pediatric or emergency medicine.

Research Interests

Dr. Al-Jabal’s professional and research interests include:

Her dedication to integrating research-driven, compassionate care continues to inspire the next generation of pediatricians.

Awards, Recognition, and Achievements

Dr. Fatema Al-Jabal has received recognition for her leadership, initiative, and excellence in patient care. Her active role in implementing innovative processes has significantly improved both departmental efficiency and patient satisfaction. These accomplishments stand as a testament to her unwavering commitment to pediatric healthcare excellence.

Register Now!

Join Dr. Fatema Al-Jabal and other global pediatric experts at PEDIATRICSUCG 2025 — a CME/CPD-accredited international platform for pediatric innovation and collaboration.

Register here: https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Conclusion

Dr. Fatema Al-Jabal’s passion for pediatric emergency care and her drive to enhance healthcare delivery make her an inspiring voice in the field. Her participation in PEDIATRICSUCG 2025 will undoubtedly enrich the scientific discussions and offer attendees invaluable clinical and operational insights.

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