Dr. Amer Al Sawaeer is a cardiology and interventional catheterization consultant at Josante’s Amman branch. Consultations address hypertension, palpitations, r…
Dr. Dawoud Mohammad Al Khalayleh practices cardiology and internal medicine, with an advertised practice in diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterizatio…
Eyas Nihad Al Mousa practices cardiology at Istishari Hospital outpatient clinics,44 Al Kindi Street in Amman. Use the professional practice contact to arrange …
Dr. Zaher Kasih practices cardiology and interventional coronary care. His clinic’s investigations include ECG, echocardiography, exercise testing and extended …
Dr. Imad Al Haddad practices cardiology and interventional cardiovascular medicine at Jordan Hospital. His work includes complex coronary disease and assessment…
Dr. Hossam Al-Banna specializes in cardiology and interventional catheterization. His Shmeisani practice offers ECG, echocardiography and oxygen measurement, al…
Dr. Malek Mohammed Khalil Al Jemzawi practices internal medicine and cardiology, assessing chest pain, palpitations and blood pressure and following patients wi…
Imad Abdul Hamid Khriesat is a consultant in paediatric cardiology and congenital heart disease in children and adults. His scope includes congenital-defect ass…
Monjed Eid Ayoub practises cardiology in Irbid at Monjed Eid Ayoub Cardiology Clinic. The practice reception coordinates appointment times and the requested con…
Dr Ali Al-Halabi practices cardiology in Arjan, Amman. Ali Al-Halabi is a senior consultant whose clinical field is paediatric cardiology, congenital heart dise…
Abdelfatah Abu Haweleh practices pediatric cardiology and congenital heart care at Arab Medical Center outpatient clinics near the Fifth Circle on Khalil Mizel …
Layth Saleh practices cardiac electrophysiology at Building 2, fourth floor, Istishari Hospital outpatient clinics, Wadi Saqra, Amman. Contact the practice to a…
Tap “Use my location”, or choose your governorate or district if you prefer not to share it. Distances are measured from that point.
2. Narrow the list
Keep only doctors available now or female doctors, and open a profile for qualifications, clinic address and accepted insurance.
3. Call, message or get directions
Every card shows the distance, and the profile has the contact options and a directions link to the clinic.
Before you choose a cardiologist
A cardiologist looks after the heart and blood vessels, managing high blood pressure, rhythm problems, heart failure and coronary artery disease, and assessing symptoms such as chest pain, breathlessness and palpitations. A cardiology clinic close to home makes regular follow-up, medicine adjustments and repeat tests such as ECGs much easier.
Whether you searched for “heart doctor near me”, “heart specialist nearby”, “heart clinic near me” or “cardiologist near me”, this page lists the published profiles in Jordan and sorts them by distance from you.
When to see a cardiologist
Palpitations or a racing heartbeat that keeps coming back, or a feeling that your pulse is irregular.
Breathlessness on exertion or when climbing stairs, or swelling of the feet and ankles.
High blood pressure or cholesterol that is hard to control, or a need to assess your heart risk.
Chest discomfort that comes on with effort and settles with rest, which needs prompt medical assessment.
A family history of heart disease at a young age, or a check before strenuous sport or surgery.
What to bring to your visit
Previous ECGs, echo reports, stress tests and blood tests, arranged by date if possible.
A complete list of your medicines and doses, especially blood pressure medicines, blood thinners and cholesterol tablets.
A record of home blood pressure or pulse readings over several days, with the times they were taken.
Your insurance card, plus comfortable clothes and suitable shoes in case a stress test is done.
When to go to the emergency department instead
Chest pain or pressure spreading to the arm, jaw or back, with sweating or nausea: call 911 immediately.
Sudden severe shortness of breath, or breathlessness when lying flat with a frothy cough.
Fainting or collapse, or a very fast heartbeat with severe dizziness or chest pain.
Sudden weakness on one side, a drooping face or slurred speech needs an ambulance, so never drive yourself.
General information only; it does not replace a medical consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find a cardiologist near me?
Tap “Use my location” at the top of this page and allow location access: the cardiologists are re-sorted by distance from you, with the distance on every card. If you prefer not to share your location, pick your governorate or district instead.
Does ClinicsJo keep my location?
Your approximate location (rounded to about 100 metres) is only used to calculate distances for this search. It is not linked to an account and it is never added to the page address, so a shared link does not reveal where you are.
Where are cardiologists listed in Jordan?
ClinicsJo lists 44 cardiologists in 5 governorates. Most are in Amman (38), Zarqa (2), Karak (2), Irbid (1). Each governorate link below opens the full local list.
What if there is no cardiologist close to me?
The search widens step by step (5, 10, 25, 50, 100 then 200 km) until it finds listings, and tells you how far it went. You can also pick a neighbouring governorate from the list.
Can I see who is available now?
Turn on “Available now” to keep doctors whose declared working hours include the current time in Amman. Hours are declared by each clinic, so call before you go.
Do I need a referral to see a cardiologist?
You can usually see a cardiologist directly, and a general practitioner often refers patients after an abnormal ECG or blood pressure reading. Some insurance plans require a referral to cover the visit, so check your policy terms before the appointment.
How often should I see my cardiologist?
Your cardiologist sets the follow-up schedule based on your condition, so starting or changing treatment usually means a closer review, while stable conditions are seen less often. Do not stop or change your heart medicines without talking to your doctor, even if you feel better.
