MohammedAlhendyMD(He/Him)

Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics, Pediatric Gastroenterology

Pediatric resident at New York City Health + Hospitals / Lincoln

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Pediatrics always has been my passion. I believe that serving in an area with underserved communities is empowering me with different abilities. I sincerely enjoy developing relationships with patients and families, contributing to children’s well-being. Seeing a child grow from a vulnerable baby to a mature adult is a rewarding experience.
I am an energetic, reliable physician, committed to providing excellent medical care, and very passionate to serve those babies as they are my two little daughters to become the best they can be for the future. I am a team player with leadership, excellent communication, and presentation skills.
I believe that I have much to contribute to the place I am working and the whole community by initiating activities apart from the clinical component, e.g., partnership with the school district regarding multiple health and parenting issues.

Delivering the graduation speech at the graduation ceremony Al-Azhar Faculty of medicine, Cairo, Egypt., 2015
Annual Award (84 Egyptian pounds) Issued by Al-Azhar Faculty of medicine, Cairo, Egypt., 2009-2015

Journal Articles

Simulation-Based Training in High-Quality Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation among Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Providers.
Pratik Parikh1, Ravi Samraj2,3, Henry Ogbeifun1, Lydia Sumbel1, Kelli Brimager1, Mohammed Alhendy1, James McElroy1, Dottie Whitt1, Cody Henderson1 and Utpal Bhalala, Frontiers in Pediatrics, 3/9/2022
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Neonates and Infants by NICU Providers: NRP or PALS?
https://journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/Citation/2021/01001/1199__Cardiopulmonary_Resuscitation_in_Neonates.1167.aspx, Critical care medicine, 1/1/2021

Research Assistant- Voelcker Clinical Research Center, Children's hospital of san Antonio, Baylor college, San Antonio, TX, USA - We were working on research projects mainly in resuscitation and simulation.2019 - 2020
Data collector of a Questionnaire about: "Hepatitis B & C"NRC – National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt We collected data about habits that may contribute to the high prevalence of hepatitis C in Egypt e.g., shared scissors.2011 - 2011