Labib Al-Ozaibi

Consultant, General Surgeon & Proctology

is a highly accomplished Consultant General Surgeon, Proctologist, and Aviation Medical Examiner based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Holding an Adjunct Professorship in Surgery at both Mohammed Bin Rashid University (MBRU) and Dubai Medical College (DMC),

Dr. Al-Ozaibi possesses an impressive academic background and professional experience. His qualifications include a European Board of Coloproctology certification obtained
in Dublin, Ireland, in September 2015, alongside a Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) from Glasgow, UK, achieved in March 2009. Additionally, he holds a CABS
Certificate of Arab Board in General Surgery acquired in May 2007. Licensed as a Consultant General Surgeon by Dubai Health, Dr. Al-Ozaibi serves as a Consultant Surgeon at Rashid
Hospital, Dubai Health since March 2008. Within this role, he specializes in trauma surgery, proctology, and pelvic floor disorders, while also serving as the Deputy Program Director for
the Dubai Health General Surgery Residency program. Dr. AlOzaibi is distinguished within the field of proctology, being a member of the European Society of Coloproctology (ESCP) and
successfully launching the Proctology unit at Rashid Hospital.

Furthermore, his expertise in complex proctology cases is reflected in numerous publications and presentations. With a wealth of experience in aviation medicine,
Dr. Al-Ozaibi has served as an Aviation Medical Examiner for Pilots and Air Crew, conducting medical examinations and issuing certificates.
His commitment to continuous professional development is evident through his participation in various courses, conferences, and workshops, covering surgery, trauma care, and aviation medicine.
Dr. Al-Ozaibi's contributions extend beyond clinical practice, as he is actively involved in teaching and mentoring medical students and residents.
Through his academic endeavors and clinical expertise, Dr. Labib Sallam Darwish AlOzaibi continues to make significant contributions to the fields of surgery and aviation medicine.