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Reham started her career as a nurse, spending a decade working in neonatal care before deciding to become an advanced practitioner. “My experience as a registered nurse allowed me to develop a deep understanding of patient needs, and I wanted to expand my skills and knowledge to take a more proactive role in patient care and health management,” she explains. “I think being a nurse practitioner helps me make a more significant impact on my patients’ health outcomes.”

Reham chose Family Practice because it allows her to care for patients across the lifespan, from newborns to the elderly. “This specialty offers a diverse and dynamic environment where I can apply my skills in various clinical situations and build long-term relationships with patients,” she explains. Reham has a special interest in women’s health, including breast cancer and neonatal care. “My clinical training included extensive hours at a breast cancer clinic and an OB-Gyn practice, which has deepened my commitment to these areas. I believe in empowering patients through education and involving them in all decision-making processes regarding their health.”

In her practice, Reham enjoys working collaboratively with other members of the medical team. “I really value the dedication and expertise of my colleagues at Reliant. Working with a team that is passionate about patient care and willing to support each other makes a significant difference in the work environment and ultimately benefits our patients.”

For Reham, the best part of coming to work is the opportunity to make a positive impact on my patients’ lives. “Whether it’s through providing comfort during a difficult time, helping to manage a chronic condition, or celebrating health milestones, each day brings meaningful interactions and a sense of fulfillment for me.”

When she is not busy with patients, Reham enjoys reading, traveling, and participating in community service activities. She is also passionate about health education and often volunteers to provide training and support for community health initiatives.