Dr. Raed holds a prestigious diploma in regional anesthesia from the University of Montpellier, France, and has further honed his expertise through a clinical fellowship in liver transplant anesthesia and perioperative medicine at Western University, Ontario, Canada. His advanced training in these specialized areas has equipped him with in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in managing complex anesthesia cases, particularly in high-risk surgeries.

Throughout his career, Dr. Raed has undergone extensive training in all aspects of anesthesia and intensive care, covering a diverse range of medical and surgical specialties, including general surgery, obstetrics & gynecology, cardiac surgery, intensive care unit (ICU) management, urology, orthopedics, thoracic surgery, neurosurgery, plastic and faciomaxillary surgery, ophthalmic surgery, and pediatric surgery. His vast experience allows him to tailor anesthesia plans to each patient’s unique needs, ensuring optimal outcomes and minimizing risks.

Before joining Novomed, Dr. Raed built a distinguished career working in several prestigious hospitals across Iraq and the UAE, where he played a crucial role in anesthesia management for a broad spectrum of surgical procedures. Additionally, he completed an advanced fellowship program at the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University, Ontario, Canada. During his tenure there, he was actively involved in more than 30 liver transplant surgeries, demonstrating his proficiency in handling critically ill patients requiring complex perioperative care. His role extended beyond the operating room, as he was deeply engaged in the preoperative assessment and optimization of liver transplant candidates and patients undergoing major hepatobiliary surgeries.

Dr. Raed’s dedication to excellence, patient safety, and continuous medical education makes him a valued expert in his field. His ability to manage high-risk cases with precision and confidence has earned him a reputation as a leading anesthesiologist, trusted by both colleagues and patients alike.