Mira H. Ghneim

Mira H. Ghneim, MD, MS, MPH, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Surgery. She is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, expected in 2025. Her clinical and research expertise centers on acute care surgery, trauma management, and outcomes in geriatric populations.

Education & Training:

• BS, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (2004)
• MS in Physiology, University of Maryland Baltimore (2006)
• MD, Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science (2010)
• General Surgery Internship, Baylor Scott & White Memorial Hospital (2011)
• General Surgery Residency, Baylor Scott & White Memorial Hospital (2015)
• Critical Care Fellowship, R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, University of Maryland (2016)
• MPH (anticipated 2025), Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Research Focus:

Dr. Ghneim specializes in high-acuity surgical scenarios including shock trauma, emergency general surgery, and surgical critical care. Her work emphasizes elderly patients, frailty assessments, geographic healthcare disparities, anticoagulation management in emergencies, and complex abdominal conditions. She collaborates on multicenter trials like the EAST ACES study.

Publication Trends:

Recent articles (2022-2023) investigate geriatric surgical outcomes, frailty metrics, anticoagulation risks, rare surgical pathologies, and pancreatic complications. Themes include aging populations, interdisciplinary trauma care, and evidence-based protocols for acute surgical interventions.