Dr. Fadel Nammour, MD

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Dr. Nammour is a respected gastroenterologist at Dakota Gastroenterology Clinic in Fargo, North Dakota, where he is committed to providing exceptional care for patients facing digestive health challenges. With a wealth of experience and training, Dr. Nammour prioritizes patient comfort and strives to create an environment where individuals feel secure discussing their health concerns.

He emphasizes the importance of a supportive atmosphere, stating, "I recognize that many people find it difficult to talk about gastrointestinal issues. My goal is to foster a welcoming space where patients can speak freely and without hesitation." This compassionate approach sets the tone for the patient experience at his clinic.

Dr. Nammour's educational journey began with a medical degree from St. Joseph’s University Medical School in Beirut, Lebanon. He completed an internship in Internal Medicine at Union Memorial Hospital, followed by a rigorous residency and fellowship in Gastroenterology at UMDNJ-Cooper Hospital. His expertise is further validated by certifications from the American Board of Medical Specialties in both Gastroenterology and Internal Medicine, as well as advanced life support certifications.

Beyond his clinical practice, Dr. Nammour is deeply engaged in the medical community, holding memberships in esteemed organizations such as the American College of Gastroenterology and the American College of Physicians, where he is recognized as a Fellow and past governor. He is also a member of the North Dakota Medical Association and served as past President, AMA Delegate, and currently chair the commission on legislation. He also played an active role on the Executive Committee of the Dakota Medical Foundation, focusing on initiatives that enhance healthcare accessibility and quality in the region.

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