Dr. Waleed Najeeb’s career trajectory from Damascus, Syria, to a leading position in the field of pulmonary critical care in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, underscores his exceptional commitment to medical excellence and innovation. His educational foundation was established at Damascus University’s School of Medicine, followed by an extensive postgraduate training pathway that included a residency at New York Health and Hospital’s Sunnybrook Hospital in Brooklyn, NY. Dr. Najeeb further specialized through fellowships in pulmonary and critical care at Marshall University, WV, and in sleep medicine in Cleveland, OH.

Currently, Dr. Najeeb is at the forefront of pulmonary critical care, offering consultation services across several hospitals in Milwaukee, WI, in addition to running two clinics in Glendale and Greenfield, Wisconsin. He is a founding member and the President of Medpoint Family Care Center since 1991, and played a pivotal role in establishing the Independent Physicians of Wisconsin in 2017, a multispecialty group advocating for the interests of independent medical practitioners. His leadership extends to his role as Vice President of Physician Affairs at the Independent Physicians Network in Wisconsin.

On the personal front, Dr. Najeeb is married with five children who have pursued diverse professional paths ranging from healthcare law to emergency medical services. Beyond his clinical and administrative duties, Dr. Najeeb is actively involved in community service, including support for the Syrian American Medical Society. His engagement with SAMS, particularly in promoting and volunteering for medical missions and conferences, highlights his commitment to healthcare beyond the confines of his practice. Dr. Najeeb served as president of the SAMS Wisconsin Chapter before its integration into the Midwest Chapter.

Dr. Najeeb’s professional narrative reflects a deep-seated dedication to healthcare excellence, leadership in medical practice, and a significant contribution to community and global health initiatives.