Mohammad Al Ananzeh is an orthopaedic surgeon at the Specialty Hospital outpatient building. Advertised fields include orthopaedics for children and adults, fra…
Qutaiba Al Nimrawi practices orthopedics at Vetro Medica Complex, 87 Ibn Khaldoun Street in Jabal Amman. Consultations review joint pain, back symptoms, injurie…
Amin Qaqish practices orthopedics at Martha Center in Khalda, 300 Wasfi Al Tal Street. Consultations assess bone and joint pain and injuries, review imaging and…
Ahmad Shehadeh is a consultant, Orthopedic Oncology and Limb Salvage Surgery at King Hussein Cancer Center in Amman. Board certifications include Jordanian Boar…
Samer Abdel Al is a consultant Orthopedic Oncology, Hand, and Microsurgery at King Hussein Cancer Center in Amman. Board certifications include Orthopedic Surge…
Dr. Mohammed Al Hamadeen is an orthopedic specialist at Al Salam Medical Complex, Ein Al Basha. Visits address bone and joint concerns, injuries and previous im…
Dr Bassam Nadim Al Nahawi is an orthopaedic consultant, a Damascus University graduate and Jordanian Board holder. His practice focuses on shoulder, knee and sp…
Ali Abu Libad practices orthopedic, joint, foot and ankle surgery at his centre near Ibn Al-Haytham Hospital. Consultations focus on foot and ankle concerns, to…
Dr. Saif Fouad Massad Al Ababseh. Professional field: Orthopedics. Practice address: Karak, Italian Hospital Street, opposite MedLab. Contact: (number on ClinicsJo after signing in). (sign…
Dr Abdallah Masadeh is an orthopedic and joint surgery specialist, a Jordan University of Science and Technology graduate, with Jordanian Board certification in…
Imad Al-Omari practises orthopedics in Irbid at Irbid Specialty Orthopedic Center. The practice reception coordinates appointment times and the requested consul…
Dr Rafe Al Arwani practices orthopedics in Madaba. Arrange joint or injury assessment and mobility follow-up through reception. Patients are seen at Dr Rafe Al …
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Every card shows the distance, and the profile has the contact options and a directions link to the clinic.
Before you choose an orthopedic doctor
An orthopedic doctor treats injuries and conditions of the bones, joints, muscles and ligaments, from fractures and sprained ankles to knee, back and shoulder pain and arthritis. Many of these need repeat visits, follow-up X-rays and sometimes physiotherapy, so a clinic close by spares you long trips while you are in pain.
Whether you searched for “orthopedic surgeon near me”, “bone doctor near me”, “joint pain doctor nearby” or “orthopedic doctor near me”, this page lists the published profiles in Jordan and sorts them by distance from you.
When to see an orthopedic doctor
Ongoing knee, hip or shoulder pain that limits walking, climbing stairs or raising your arm.
A sprain or sports injury with swelling, bruising or difficulty putting weight on the injured limb.
Lower back or neck pain lasting several weeks, or pain that spreads into an arm or leg.
Morning stiffness in the joints, or painful clicking and grinding with movement, as seen with arthritis.
Follow-up after a cast is removed, numbness in the hand and fingers, or an assessment for osteoporosis.
What to bring to your visit
Previous X-rays and MRI scans with their reports, on a disc or on your phone.
Loose clothing that makes the injured joint easy to examine, such as trousers that roll above the knee.
A list of the painkillers and other medicines you have tried, and how well they or physiotherapy helped.
Your insurance card and a clear account of how the injury happened and what makes the pain better or worse.
When to go to the emergency department instead
An obvious fracture, a deformed limb or bone breaking through the skin: call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
A neck or back injury after a fall or accident with numbness or weakness in the limbs, in which case do not move the person.
Back pain with loss of bladder or bowel control, or numbness around the genitals or inner thighs.
A hot, swollen, very painful joint with fever, or a cold, pale limb after an injury or under a tight cast.
General information only; it does not replace a medical consultation.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find an orthopedic doctor near me?
Tap “Use my location” at the top of this page and allow location access: the orthopedic doctors 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 orthopedic doctors listed in Jordan?
ClinicsJo lists 63 orthopedic doctors in 8 governorates. Most are in Amman (43), Karak (7), Aqaba (4), Irbid (3). Each governorate link below opens the full local list.
What if there is no orthopedic doctor 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.
Should I see an orthopedic doctor or go to the emergency department after an injury?
If there is an obvious deformity, bone showing through the skin, or pain so severe you cannot move, go to the emergency department. Sprains and minor injuries that still allow movement can usually be assessed by an orthopedic doctor at the clinic. If you are unsure, the emergency department is the safer choice.
Do I need an X-ray before seeing an orthopedic doctor?
Not always, since the doctor examines you first and then decides which imaging, if any, is needed, whether a plain X-ray or an MRI. If you already have scans of the same area, bring them, as they help with comparison and may avoid repeat tests.
