Dr. Mostafa Alfishawy is a distinguished physician-scientist, entrepreneur, inventor, and medical educator specializing in internal medicine and infectious diseases, with subspecialty expertise in transplant-related infections. Combining clinical excellence with cutting-edge research, he delivers evidence-based, patient-centered care to adults and children, seamlessly bridging scientific innovation and real-world medicine.

A visionary inventor, Dr. Alfishawy develops transformative solutions to advance medical practice, while his passion for education cultivates the next generation of healthcare leaders. His global perspective and entrepreneurial drive position him at the forefront of progress in science, technology, and clinical care—ensuring groundbreaking outcomes for patients worldwide.

Trained at top institutions in Egypt and the U.S., Dr. Alfishawy earned his MBBch from Cairo University and completed residencies at Cairo University and Queens Hospital Center, Mount Sinai (NY). He further honed his expertise through a Fellowship in Infectious Diseases at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, with advanced training in transplant and oncology-related infections. He is board-certified by both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Infectious Diseases.

A trailblazer in his field, Dr. Alfishawy founded Egypt’s first Infectious Diseases society (IDEA), clinic (ID Clinic), and dedicated laboratory (ID Lab). His leadership extends across hospital committees, research initiatives, and national education programs, with a focus on antimicrobial stewardship, rapid diagnostics, and infections in immunocompromised hosts.

As a prolific educator and researcher, he organizes nationwide courses, webinars, and lectures, and has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications on COVID-19, fungal infections, and sepsis. His work transcends boundaries, uniting clinical practice, academia, and public health to redefine infectious disease management in Egypt and beyond.