IBRAHIM ALHALAL, MBBS

<p>Ibrahim Abdulmohsin Alhalal, MBBS, IFAANS, FACS, is a neurological surgeon based in Tucson, Arizona, who holds an active Arizona medical license (License No. R81323) and is registered under National Provider Identifier 1093541815. His clinical training spans two continents: after completing his MBBS and a residency through the Saudi Board of Neurosurgery in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia, he pursued advanced fellowship training in complex spine surgery in the United States, building a subspecialty portfolio that encompasses degenerative spinal disease, spinal trauma, spinal oncology, spinal deformity, and peripheral nerve surgery.</p><p>Dr. Alhalal holds fellowship recognition from two major surgical organizations. The International Fellowship of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (IFAANS) and the Fellowship of the American College of Surgeons (FACS) reflect peer-reviewed standing within American neurological surgery and the broader surgical community. He is also a candidate for a Master of Public Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, a credential that reflects an orientation toward population-level outcomes alongside individual clinical care. His profile in the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson directory and his training environment at Banner University Medical Center Tucson—the primary neurosurgery teaching hospital for the UA system—have positioned him within a high-volume, academically driven surgical setting.</p><p>Neurological surgery, particularly complex spine care, is a specialty frequently called upon in the context of motor-vehicle collision injuries, workplace trauma, and other acute events that generate personal-injury and lien-of-provider (LOP) cases. Spinal injuries—including vertebral fractures, cord compression, herniated discs, and nerve injuries—figure prominently in personal-injury litigation, and treating neurosurgeons routinely produce the clinical documentation of injury mechanism, functional impairment, and treatment course that legal proceedings require. Dr. Alhalal's subspecialty focus on spinal trauma situates him within a discipline where that documentation standard is a routine part of practice.</p><p>Dr. Alhalal's published research, indexed in scholarly databases through affiliations that include the Ministry of Health of Saudi Arabia, reflects contributions to spine surgery outcomes and surgical technique. Office contact for the Tucson practice is available through the University of Arizona Health Sciences network; current availability, accepted case types, and billing arrangements can be confirmed directly with the office. Past clinical outcomes do not guarantee similar results in future cases.</p>