A specialty concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of nervous system (central and peripheral) and the surrounding organs through surgical and non-surgical methods, for different diseases of different age groups

Theoretical, practical, and procedural knowledge of the following:

1. CNS diseases including the cerebrum, cerebellum, meninges, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves in adults and pediatrics.
2. Critical cases related to the nervous system that result from accidents, hemorrhage, tumors, inflammation, or others.
3. Cranial, vascular, spinal, vertebral, or peripheral nerve diseases and injuries.
4. Nervous system inflammations and tumors.
5. Cranial congenital malformations and brain diseases in pediatrics.
6. Basic surgical skills in CNS surgeries.

Obtaining, after a bachelor of medicine and surgery, a qualification or a clinical training program specialized for physicians that is not less than 36 months. It should also fulfill the minimum acceptable limit of practicing the specialty according to the standards and regulations of the commission at the time of submitting the professional registration application.

A specialty concerned with diseases of multiple body organs and systems including the digestive system, the abdomen and the organs it contains, the breast, the skin, and the endocrine glands. Further, it includes treatment of critical surgical cases, tumors, and accidental injuries in the same parts of the body.

Theoretical, practical, and procedural knowledge of the following:

1. Diagnosis, assessment, and making a complete treatment plan including reviews and instructions of any injuries to the organs or systems of the specialty.
2. Basic surgical skills in critical cases surgeries, whether medical or resulting from accidents and injuries.
3. Basic sciences of GIT, breast and endocrine glands tumors, their etiology, methods of assessment, treatment options and follow-up. It also includes methods of taking biopsies.
4. Clinical skills essential for diagnosis such as fluid sampling from the abdomen or taking biopsies from the tissues etc.
5. Different treatment options for the organs included in the specialty. This includes not only surgical, but also non-surgical options.
6. Clinical assessment and making treatment plans for chronic ulcers and their dressings or surgical wounds of surgical procedures and to know how to manage them.
7. Therapeutic guidelines of assessment and treatment of advanced accidents and injuries.

Obtaining, after a bachelor of medicine and surgery, a qualification or a clinical training program specialized for physicians that is not less than 24 months. It should also fulfill the minimum acceptable limit of practicing the specialty according to the standards and regulations of the commission at the time of submitting the professional registration application.