Dr. Abdulla Al Kuwaiti graduated from UAE University Medical College and Health Science in 2009; and was thrilled about neuroscience. In 2010, he joined McGill University in Montreal, Canada, and had extensive work experience with pioneers in neurology and epilepsy.

He has successfully completed his neurology residency, and followed by an Epilepsy fellowship, with a special interest in Magnetoencephalography (MEG) technology in Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, and other affiliated hospitals. Currently, he is a Consultant Neurologist at Tawam Hospital and in his first year after returning from Canada, he has upgraded the EEG service to a fully digital network. First in Tawam Hospital to use Ictal and Interictal SPECT for frontal lobe seizure patients.

Dr. Abdulla’s clinical interest equals his interest in educating and training the new generation of physicians, being involved in final year medical education teaching when he was in Canada and currently in the UAE. He has presented multiple talks at conferences and annual meetings, on topics including headache and epilepsy, super refractory status epilepticus, and neurological complications of bariatric surgery. In addition, he has run an EEG (electroencephalogram) workshop at the first Abu Dhabi Brain Conference in September 2021. He was involved in multiple research projects in Canada and UAE; and published several papers and presented posters at neurological conferences.