Dr. Mohammed Rabie

Dr. Mohammed Rabie is a highly skilled Psychiatrist with specialized expertise in neuropsychiatry. He completed his MBBCh in 2009, followed by an MSc in Neuropsychiatry in 2014, and obtained the Egyptian Board of Psychiatry in 2018. Additionally, Dr. Mohammed Rabie holds a Certificate of Licensed Neuropsychiatric Consultant and has completed advanced training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) from the Behavioral Tech Institute.

With extensive experience in managing a broad spectrum of psychiatric disorders, Dr. Mohammed Rabie has worked with both adolescent and adult populations. His career includes roles in several psychiatric hospitals across Egypt, where he eventually achieved consultant status. Dr. Mohammed Rabie is currently based at Khorfakkan Hospital.

In his current position, Dr. Mohammed plays a pivotal role in integrating psychiatry with other medical specialties, facilitating efficient referral systems to ensure seamless collaboration between psychiatry clinics and other healthcare services. He is currently leading the development of an Esketamine clinic at the hospital, providing innovative treatment options for patients with treatment-resistant depression. Additionally, Dr. Mohammed is trained in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) for the treatment of various neuropsychiatric disorders, further broadening his therapeutic approach.

Dr. Mohammed is deeply committed to the professional development of his colleagues, offering training and supervision to psychiatrists. His passion for education and mentorship contributes significantly to the advancement of psychiatric care.

In addition to his clinical and educational roles, Dr. Mohammed Rabie actively contributes to the academic community. He has presented at numerous conferences, focusing on topics such as schizophrenia and burnout, and has chaired several scientific committees, underscoring his dedication to advancing psychiatric knowledge.

Currently, Dr. Mohammed Rabie is focused on enhancing the well-being of healthcare staff by establishing a clinic dedicated to interventions for staff burnout, further emphasizing his commitment to promoting mental health care across all sectors.

Languages: Arabic and English