Bridgeport, W.Va.—Mohammad H. Almomani, MD, joins UHC Neurology at WVU Medicine United Hospital Center, where he will practice alongside Drs. Gabriella P. Casinelli, Jonathan Hanson and Daniel M. Mandel. Dr. Almomani brings extensive training in neurological care, academic medicine, and clinical research to the growing neurology team.
He recently served as Academic Chief Resident in Neurology at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) in Galveston, Texas, after completing his neurology residency training there. Prior to his neurology training, he completed an internal medicine internship at UTMB and practiced as a physician in Jordan, where he worked with the Ministry of Health and Doctors Without Borders.
A graduate of Yarmouk University Faculty of Medicine in Irbid, Jordan, Dr. Almomani has distinguished himself as both a clinician and educator throughout his medical career. At UTMB, he supervised and mentored residents, interns and medical students while providing bedside instruction, procedural training and didactic lectures across neurology, internal medicine, and psychiatry.
His commitment to medical education earned him recognition as UTMB’s Resident Teacher of the Year in 2024, as well as the John Sealy School of Medicine’s Teaching Excellence Recognition Award.
Dr. Almomani has also developed a strong reputation as a researcher, contributing to numerous peer-reviewed publications, scientific presentations and quality improvement initiatives. His scholarly interests span a broad range of neurological conditions, including epilepsy, autoimmune neurological disorders, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and neuroinfectious diseases.
He has presented research at national conferences and has participated in projects exploring the use of artificial intelligence to improve neurological diagnosis, documentation, and patient care. His work reflects a commitment to advancing neurological science while improving outcomes for patients.
An active member of several professional organizations, including the American Academy of Neurology, American Neurological Association, and American Medical Informatics Association, His combination of international medical experience, advanced neurological training, academic leadership, and passion for patient-centered care will further strengthen the comprehensive neurology services available at UHC.
Patients throughout North Central West Virginia will benefit from his expertise as the neurology team continues to expand access to specialized neurological care throughout the region. UHC Neurology is located at 527 Medical Park Drive, Suite 107, in Bridgeport. Please call 304-933-3843 for more information.
About WVU Medicine United Hospital Center United Hospital Center (UHC) is the result of a merger between St. Mary’s and Union Protestant hospitals in 1970. This bold move provided North Central West Virginia with a regional community hospital that offers a vast array of services. The new UHC opened in 2010 and is located along I-79 in Bridgeport. The 736,403 square foot structure rises eight stories. It is designed around the environment with patients, family, employees, and community in mind, which includes enhanced patient privacy, a high level of technological integration, and improved access to care. The acute care facility has 292 private inpatient rooms and a medical staff that consists of more than 366 physicians, advanced practice providers, and allied health professionals.
UHC has more than 2,613 employees and is a member of WVU Medicine (West Virginia United Health System). For more information about UHC, please visit .