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Dr. Akram Saleh is an accomplished cardiologist and professor at Jordan University Hospital, where he has served as the chief of cardiology since 2006. With a robust academic foundation that includes an M.B.B.S from the University of Jordan, Jordanian and UK boards in internal medicine and cardiology, and a Diploma in Cardiology from the UK, he has combined advanced clinical expertise with academic excellence. Dr. Saleh’s career spans invasive cardiology, teaching, and leadership roles at prominent institutions, such as the Wessex Cardiothoracic Centre in England and King Abdullah University Hospital in Jordan.

Dr. Saleh’s research contributions focus on cardiovascular health, including studies on acute coronary syndromes, genetic polymorphisms affecting drug therapy, cardiovascular medication safety and the interplay between glucometabolic states and cardiovascular outcomes. His extensive publication record highlights his dedication to advancing clinical practices in cardiology. With a career marked by significant academic and clinical achievements, Dr. Saleh continues to make impactful contributions to cardiology and medical education.​