Ebrahim Rajab

Dr. Ebrahim Rajab is a Senior Lecturer in Human Biology at RCSI Bahrain. He serves as Director of Foundation Year and actively contributes to academic leadership through roles like Deputy Convener of the RCSI Bahrain Research Ethics Committee and Coordinator of the Human Systems Module.

Educational Qualifications:

• PhD in Physiology and Pharmacology, University of Nottingham (1999)
• MSc in Physiotherapy, University of Ulster (2005)
• BSc (Hons) in Physiology and Sports Science, University of Glasgow (1993)
• Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education, AdvanceHE, UK (2021)
• Registered Physiotherapist, HCPC, UK and NHRA, Bahrain

Dr. Rajab's research focuses on motor learning and neural plasticity in rodent models of type 1 and type 2 diabetes, with emphasis on exercise interventions, nutritional supplements, and erythropoietin therapy as neuroprotective strategies. His work explores the interaction between metabolic disorders and cognitive function, including studies on dietary restriction impacts and febrile-seizure outcomes.

Recent publications highlight his contributions to understanding diabetes-related cognitive decline, community-based rehabilitation programs, and cross-cultural adaptation of clinical assessment tools in Arabic populations. Collaborations with Arabian Gulf University have advanced research on gum Arabic and PBT-2 metal chelates for diabetes management.

Professional Affiliations:

• European Association for the Study of Diabetes
• Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (UK)

Contact: erajab@rcsi-mub.com | Office: +97316660122