Dr Gharib graduated from Cairo University, Egypt in 1990. He undertook 6 years of general medical training in Cairo then Coventry, UK, before undertaking specialist haematology training at the University Hospitals of Edinburgh, Cardiff and Manchester in Uk. Dr Gharib has been a Consultant Haematologist since 2005. He has long experience in diagnosing, treating various benign and malignant blood disorders including leukaemias, lymphomas and myelomas since 1998. Dr Gharib is also the clinical lead in thrombosis and anti-coagulation in STHK NHS Trust. Dr. Gharib has a background experience in internal medicine from 1991 to 1998 which provides an excellent foundation in analysing patients symptoms and a wider horizon in diagnosis and management. He is interested in studying and managing patients' risk of thrombosis. He is the principal investigator for the first national trial looking at treating cancer induced thrombosis with the new oral anti-coagulant, Rivaroxaban. He has published a wide range of research papers, case reports and textbook chapters and prides himself in the level of clinical and patient care.
