General Info

Dr. Duaa Alkhader, M.D., is a dedicated internal medicine physician with a robust background in clinical practice, academic research, and patient care. Upon graduating from Jordan University of Science and Technology with a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Alkhader distinguished herself as a top performer, earning a spot on the Honor List for three consecutive years and graduating in the top 10% of her class. Following her graduation, Dr. Alkhader began her medical career with an internal medicine residency at Jordan University Hospital, where she honed her clinical skills and developed a deep commitment to patient care and medical education. Her residency at JUH laid a strong foundation in internal medicine, which is marked by her professionalism, leadership, and dedication to evidence-based practice. In 2019, Dr. Alkhader relocated to the United States to further her medical career and joined the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). At MUSC, she undertook another internal medicine residency. While at MUSC, she actively engaged in academic research, particularly in transplant nephrology, and pursued advanced training in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). Dr. Alkhader’s professional credentials include ECFMG certification, ACLS certification by the American Heart Association, and American College of Physicians membership. She is also CITI certified, demonstrating her commitment to ethical research practices. Beyond her professional pursuits, Dr. Alkhader has a rich history of volunteer work, including medical campaigns in underserved areas and leadership roles in various health awareness initiatives. Her volunteer efforts reflect her dedication to community health and medical education and showcase her ability to lead and inspire. Currently, Dr. Alkhader serves as an Internal Medicine Physician at MUSC Health Lancaster, where she continues to deliver high-quality patient care, contribute to medical research, and mentor the next generation of medical professionals. Her career is a testament to her unwavering commitment to medicine, patient care, and lifelong learning.