Dr. Hany M Mahfouz is an assistant professor of medicine specializing in critical care medicine and nephrology. He holds multiple certifications and is a fellow of the American College of Physicians. With a strong educational background and extensive clinical training, he has gained experience in critical care medicine, nephrology, and geriatric medicine.

Dr. Mahfouz has worked as an attending physician in critical care medicine and nephrology at various medical centers, including Martinsburg VAMC Medical Center and Select Specialty Hospital. He has completed fellowships in critical care medicine and nephrology at reputable institutions.

His expertise extends to various procedures such as dialysis catheter insertion, kidney biopsy, hemodialysis, and central venous line placement. Dr. Mahfouz is dedicated to teaching and has mentored medical students, residents, and fellows in internal medicine, geriatrics, nephrology, and critical care medicine.

Research-wise, he has been involved in studies focusing on topics such as the effects of protein supplementation and exercise on cardiovascular complications in chronic kidney disease patients, the relationship between atrial fibrillation and dementia, and the impact of gastroesophageal reflux disease on dental erosion, asthma, and atypical chest pain.

Dr. Mahfouz's commitment to patient care and his comprehensive training make him a valuable asset in his field. He has received recognition for his work, including the American Medical Association Physician Recognition Award and a medical school merit scholarship. His publications and presentations highlight his contribution to the advancement of medical knowledge and practices.