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Mohamad Abdul Mikati

Wilburt C. Davison Distinguished Professor
Pediatrics, Neurology
Box 3936 Med Ctr, Durham, NC 27710
315 Trent Drive, Hanes House, Suite 345, Durham, NC 27710

Awards & Honors


Award and Honors

Other University National and International Organizations · 2020 1973 International College Scholar, ranked 1st in Lebanese National Baccalaureate Exam 1976 B.S. degree with high distinction 1979 Alpha-Omega-Alpha Honor Medical Society 1980 M.D. degree cum laude 1984 Merritt-Putnam Research Fellowship Award, Epilepsy Foundation of America 1989 Peer Recognition Award, Harvard Community Health Plan 1994 Two described syndromes were named as the “Mikati-Najjar-Sahli” syndrome and the “Mikati-Barakat syndrome (possum dysmorphology data base) 1997 Debs Award for Excellence in Scientific Research 1998 President, Union of the Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Pediatric Societies 2001 American Neurologic Association member 2005 President, Pan Arab Child Neurology Association 2007-2013 Member of the Standing Committee of the International Pediatric Association (IPA); Liaison Officer International Child Neurology Association and International Pediatric Association 2008 Hans Zellweger Award for distinguished achievements in Child Neurology 2008 Hamdan Award for pioneering contributions to the medical sciences (www.hmaward.org/ae) 2008-2020 Advisor World Health Organization (WHO) on Early Childhood Development 2008-2014 Advisor, UNICEF on Early Childhood Development 2009- Wilburt C. Davison Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics, Duke University 2011-14 US News & World Report America’s Top Doctors, Patient’s Choice and Compassionate Dr. Awards 2014 The Michael Frank Research Award for life time contributions to Pediatric Neurology 2017- Strategic Advisor, International Pediatric Association (IPA), Chair of the IPA Strategic Advisory Group on Early Childhood Development 2019 Scientific Coordinator, International Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood Research Consortium 2020-23 Chair Merritt-Putnam Symposium, and member of the Leadership Group, American Epilepsy Society