6 female pediatricians practise in Jabal Amman, Amman according to their ClinicsJo profiles. Check each profile for the clinic address and declared hours, then call to confirm she is on duty.
6 doctors Jabal Amman
Featured profiles appear first, then the rest in a daily order. This order is not a medical recommendation; confirm the address, hours and cover with the clinic before you go.
Dr. Sima Kalaldeh specialises in paediatrics and paediatric endocrinology and diabetes. Her qualifications include the Jordanian specialty Board in Paediatric E…
Dr. Reem Abdel Hay Jarad is a consultant paediatrician holding the Jordanian Board. She graduated from the University of Jordan, completed residency at its hosp…
Dr. Sheyar Basem Sadek Jabr is a paediatrics consultant with a focus on infant and child nutrition and preventive care. Her services include routine health chec…
Dr. Nadwa Zihlf is a consultant paediatric pulmonologist whose work includes childhood asthma, recurrent cough and breathing concerns. She holds the Jordanian p…
Dr Dina Al Zubaidi practices pediatrics in Jabal Amman, Amman. Qualifications include Medicine — University of Jordan; Paediatric residency — University of Iowa…
Dr. Heba Abdelkarim Ibrahim Abu Kheiran is a paediatrician providing care for children and newborns. She graduated from the University of Jordan, completed her …
1. Pick a doctor below and check her clinic address and declared hours.
2. Book by phone or WhatsApp and ask for her by name for the day you want.
3. Ask whether a female nurse can attend if that matters to you.
Choosing a female pediatrician
Many mothers look for a female pediatrician because visits involve questions about breastfeeding, sleep and growth that some find easier to discuss with a woman. Some parents also prefer a female doctor for daughters approaching puberty, or for children who are shy or frightened during examinations. The quality of child care depends on training and experience; choosing a female pediatrician is a legitimate family preference.
When patients ask for a female doctor
Breastfeeding questions and problems after birth, which many mothers prefer to raise with a female doctor.
Examining a baby girl when the diaper area or genitals need to be checked for infection or rash.
Girls reaching puberty who need to talk about periods or body changes.
Shy or frightened children who, as some parents notice, settle more easily with a female doctor.
Ask the clinic before booking
Is the female pediatrician on duty on the day you need, and who sees your child when she is away?
Does the clinic see sick children without an appointment, or is booking needed even for a fever?
Are vaccinations given at the clinic itself, and is a nurse available to help during examinations and injections?
Are evening or Friday hours available, and does the clinic accept the health insurance your child is registered under?
General information only; it does not replace a medical consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How many female pediatricians are listed in Jabal Amman, Amman?
6 female pediatricians practise in Jabal Amman, Amman according to their ClinicsJo profiles. Check each profile for the clinic address and declared hours, then call to confirm she is on duty.
Can I make sure the female doctor sees me?
Book by phone or WhatsApp and ask for her by name, and confirm the day she is on duty: some clinics have several doctors on different shifts.
Can I ask for a female doctor for my teenage daughter?
Yes, this is a common request, as some girls talk more comfortably with a woman about periods and puberty. Pediatricians usually follow teenagers up to a certain age, after which a general practitioner or specialist may take over depending on her needs. It helps to give your daughter part of the visit alone with the doctor.
When should I take my child to the emergency department instead of waiting for a clinic visit?
Go to the emergency department or call 911 for difficulty breathing, seizures, unusual drowsiness, clear signs of dehydration, or any fever in a baby under 3 months old. A mild fever in a child who is active and feeding normally can usually wait for a prompt pediatric appointment. When in doubt, calling the clinic for advice is a sensible first step.
