Dr. Motaz Ibrahim, MD

After working as a family physician for five years, I found that, in addition to long-term relationships with the patients and their families as a physician, you see the family through the good and bad times. You understand the dynamics. In general, family doctors are there for the long haul. I have always been passionate about traditional medicine, which allows you to see and be with your outpatient and inpatient patients and be available for them at all times, which helps with bonding and enables the patient-doctor relationship to become stronger.

My family played an important role in my life. Being born to an abroad working father and a housewife in addition to being the eldest son, I have taken on the role of responsibility and leadership early in my life.

Personally, I was the captain of the Union Club basketball Team for 11 consecutive years in addition to joining the Alexandria University basketball team for four years; I believe that basketball has taught me many valuable life …lessons, such as commitment, responsibility, and teamwork. As a member of a team, I had to fully commit myself to the team, because my actions now did not only have an effect on myself but my teammates as well.

My goal with CLS is to build a family medicine practice that plays a vital role in the community, share my passion for traditional medicine, and serve my patients for the long haul.

In the end, I believe that my passion for people, knowledge in medicine, as well as my enthusiasm, professionalism, leadership, and dedication to my work will be very useful to help me achieve my potential to be the best family physician I can be.

– Motaz Ibrahim, MD