Clinical practice
Evidence-based neurological care
Rashad Alghurabi, MD
Clinical Neurology · Medical Education · Research Collaboration · Neurology Capacity Building
Clinically trained in Egypt, with focused experience in neuroimmunology, headache, epilepsy and clinical neurophysiology, alongside a commitment to medical education, international training and neurological capacity building.
About me
Dr. Rashad Alghurabi is a neurologist with clinical training in Cairo and a focused professional interest in neuroimmunology, headache medicine, epilepsy, movement disorders and clinical neurophysiology.
His work combines evidence-based clinical reasoning, practical teaching, international clinical training and capacity building for neurology communities.
Evidence-based neurological care
Teaching, training and educational resources
Hands-on learning in clinical settings
Strengthening neurology communities
Clinical focus areas
Focused areas of clinical training and experience in adult neurology.
International Clinical Training & Academic Activities
Selected hands-on training and teaching experiences that inform day-to-day neurological practice.
Nov 2024Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
2024Aarhus, Denmark
Sep 2025São Paulo, Brazil
2024Cairo, Egypt
Medical Education & Teaching
Building practical resources and teaching experiences to support the next generation.
Practical, evidence-led learning resources for neurologists and trainees.
Workshops, training and bedside teaching for physicians.
Clear neurological education in Arabic and English.
A practical, evidence-based neurology guide for residents, fellows and practising physicians.
View resourceA structured guide to support a rapid and clinically useful neurological examination.
View resourceYemen Neurology Network
A platform for case discussions, subspecialty resources and international training opportunities for physicians in Yemen and the wider Arab world.
Research Interests & Collaboration
Interested in developing collaborative work in clinical neurology, medical education and neurological care in resource-limited settings.
Information for Patients
Plain-language information to support informed discussion with a qualified clinician. It does not replace an individual assessment or urgent medical care.
Understanding symptoms, assessment and the role of specialist care
Recognising common patterns and when assessment matters
Understanding seizures and safe first-aid principles
A practical guide to symptoms that merit assessment
Warning signs that require local emergency help