Mohammed Alamin Nurhussein

Background

Nurhussein, Mohammed Alamin was born on April 4, 1942 in Adwa, Ethiopia. Son of Hagos and Teberih (Yusuf) Nurhussein. came to the United States, 1972.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Haile Selasie Military Academy, Harar, Ethiopia, 1961; Doctor of Medicine, Zagreb (Yugoslavia) U., 1968.

Career

Intern, resident, then fellow, Brooklyn-Cumberland Medical center, 1972-1977; emergency room physician, Cumberland Hospital, Brooklyn, 1977-1979; attending physician in medicine, Kings County Hospital Center, Brooklyn, since 1979; faculty practice medicine, geriatrics, State University of New York University Hospital, Brooklyn, since 1983. Instructor, then assistant professor State University of New York Health Science Center, brooklyn, since 1979. Medical consultant, director drug abuse treatment Coney Island Hospital, Brooklyn, 1982-1984.

Advisory board Brooklyn Alzheimer's Disease Assistance Center, since 1992.

Achievements

• Mohammed Alamin Nurhussein has been listed as a noteworthy Internist, geriatrician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American College of Physicians. Member American Geriatric Society, American Lung assosiation, New York Academy Sciences, Amnesty International, Physicians for Human Rights.

Connections

Married Zahra Said, June 10, 1972. Children: Nadia, Siham, Safy.

Father:

Hagos Nurhussein

Mother:

Teberih (Yusuf) Nurhussein

Spouse:

Zahra Said

child:

Safy Nurhussein

child:

Siham Nurhussein

child:

Nadia Nurhussein