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| Dr. Hatim Suleiman Al-Jaroushi, MD | Dr. Sushil Pokharel | Dr. John David Lindsay | Dr. Ayla Khawer Zubair |
| Critical Care Medicine | Internal Medicine | Infectious Disease | Critical Care Medicine |
| 25 Years of Experience | 9 Years of Experience | 7 Years of Experience | 13 Years of Experience |
| No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option | No Virtual Visit Option |
| Morgantown , WV | Morgantown , WV | Morgantown , WV | Uniontown , PA |
| Med School: Benghazi University Faculty Of Medicine | Med School: Nepal Medical College | Med School: West Virginia University School Of Medicine | Med School: Shifa College Of Medicine |
Current Profile | View Profile | View Profile | View Profile |
Dr. Hatim Suleiman Al-Jaroushi holds an active medical license in the states of West Virginia and Arizona.
Medical Doctor with an active medical license in the state of West Virginia that expired in 2026 and an active medical license in the state of Arizona that expires in 2027.
Completed their residency at Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center.
Graduated from Benghazi University Faculty Of Medicine in 2001.
Dr. Al-Jaroushi's NPI number is 1477874295.










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