Sarah Al Attar

Dedicated Intern Doctor with strong commitment to delivering compassionate and quality patient care. Trained in evidence-based medicine to support patients in recovery. Proven to quickly build trust and rapport with patients of all ages.

Blood Glow

- Blood Diseases Awareness Campaign

-17/2/2023 Arabian Gulf University

World Hearing Day Event

- March 2023

- King Hamad University Hospital, Bahrain

Epilepsy Awareness Event

- March 2023

- Organized By Arabian Gulf University students

Heart Matters

- Heart diseases awareness campaign

- By Arabian Gulf University

- February 2022

Women with Epilepsy 

-  Epilepsy Educational Webinars

- March 2024

Advance Epilepsy Management Conference

- May 2024, virtual

Internal Medicine Review 2024

Movement Disorders 

- 1st UAE movement disorder virtual conference

- June 2024

World Progress on Neurology 2024

- Virtual

- October 2024

Stroke prevention day

- Jaber AlAhmad hospital 

- October 2024

Basic Life Support 

- Bahrain, 2022

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support

- Bahrain, 2023

Virtual medical academy 

-  Treating ischemic stroke with intervenous tPA beyond 4.5 hours 

-  August 2024

Harvard University 

- Stroke and other common neuro conditions

- August 2024

Stanford University ( Stanford School of Medicine) 

- An Evidence-Based Approach to the Diagnosis and Management of Migraines in Adults in the Primary Care and General Neurology Setting

- September 2024

John Hopkins University

-  Fundamental Neuroscience for Neuroimaging 

Duke University

- Medical Neuroscience 

Member of Kuwait Society for Arabian Gulf University students 

- 2021-2023

Organized Kuwait National Day ceremony in Arabian Gulf University, 2023

Organized orientation events for newly accepted Kuwait medical students in Bahrain, August 2022

Instructor in The Principles of Medicine workshop for new medical students, held by Arabian Gulf University, 2019

Volunteer at Kuwait Scientific Center, summer 2019

Volunteer at Al Kharafi Activity Centre for Kids with Special Needs, 2019