Mohammad Jalloul

Mohammad Jalloul, MD, serves as an Associate Scholar at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Global Health and a Radiology Research Scholar at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). His work focuses on advancing global radiology services and education through international collaborations, particularly targeting low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) in Ethiopia, Botswana, and Vietnam.

Dr. Jalloul earned his MD from Lebanese University, where his clinical work during the COVID-19 pandemic at Lebanon's busiest public hospital exposed him to refugee healthcare disparities, catalyzing his global health mission. His educational background includes:

• Medical Degree: Lebanese University

His research centers on:

• Global Radiology: Addressing medical imaging access barriers worldwide
• Health Equity: Ensuring fair healthcare for vulnerable populations in resource-limited settings
• Radiology Education: Developing training programs for LMIC radiologists
• Pediatric Radiology: Specializing in children's imaging needs across global contexts

Recent publications reveal a strategic focus on practical solutions for radiology infrastructure gaps, including case competitions for trainee engagement and analyses of MRI scarcity in underserved regions.

No scientific awards were documented.

Dr. Jalloul co-founded the Global Health Imaging Case Competitions and the WFPI/CHOP/BCH Pediatric Musculoskeletal Radiology Fellowship, providing structured mentorship to LMIC radiologists through live sessions and institutional visits. Specific grant funding details were not disclosed.

He actively collaborates with CHOP's Global Radiology Outreach and Education team and international partners including the World Federation of Pediatric Imaging and Boston Children's Hospital to expand diagnostic capacity.