Mahmoud Khattab is a graduate of medical school at the University of Damascus in Syria. He also completed his rigorous internal medicine residence in 2007 at Case Western Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. Case Western Hospital is ranked as the most prestigious medical institution in the United States. Dr. Khattab at Marshall Clinic in Wisconsin as an internist and Dickinson County Hospital as a Medical Director. He is passionate about helping people in society. His motivation to join the medical world is to use medicine as a tool to help sick people heal. He cared for his patients as his own family by providing the best continuous health care services. During his internship, Khattab provided current medical therapy, promoted preventative care, health education, and provided admission when needed to his patients.
Mahmoud Khattab has been CEO of Precision M.D. in California for three decades. His background in philanthropy made him believe in charity. This is reflected in his work with Syrian immigrants, among others. He earned appointments on many charity boards as well as being named Chairman of the Syrian America Council.
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