>Dr. Adnan Khdair received his medical degree from Baghdad College of Medicine in 1978. He completed his research fellowship in Gastroenterology and his residency in Internal Medicine at Woodhull Hospital in 1993 and 1995, respectfully. He is a member of the American College of Physicians, American Medical Association, American Gastroenterology Association, Crohnโs & Colitis Foundation of Americas, American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, American College of Gastroenterology, American Association for the Study of Liver Disease, and the Royal College of Physicians of United Kingdom.ย Prior to joining Weill Cornell Medical College in 2014, Dr. Khdair held a teaching position at Charring Cross Hospital in London and was a member of a private practice in Brooklyn.
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Sonia Golson
a month agoThe building is clean and no touch areas all automated doors. Dr. khadir is a blessing to me! Iโve been with him for over 10 years and always took great care of me. You can feel that he really cares about you as a person not just a patient or a number he treats you like a real human being I love my Doctor Khadir
D D
4 months agoDr. Khdair is amazing! He is very sweet and kind. He informs you and educates you on the procedures he will perform. He has amazing bedside manners. Highly recommend!
Diane Castillo
2 months agoDoes not mask for patients. However, he was the first doctor in over 20 years who took the time to go deeply into my medical records and ask detailed and probing questions. Polite and honest.
Monroe Street
5 months agoIn session, Dr. Kadir is a very nice and thoughtful practitioner. Unfortunately, his office is completely disorganized and generally unresponsive. Due to multiple underlying issues, I needed to make a specific time-of-day request when booking a procedure with Kadir. When booking the procedure, I made this requestโfor a morning slotโweeks out. I wasn't notified until the day before the procedure that I'd been scheduled for late afternoon. No one at Kadir's office acknowledged the mistake and no one offered a resolution to the problem other than completely rescheduling an urgent procedure that I'd already waited 6 weeks for. Instead, I was transferred into a phone loop between his office and the hospital department where Kadir does procedures. I know that Weil Cornell is world-renowned and I myself have had numerous good experiences wonderful providers in their network. This, unfortunately, was not one of those experiences. It was a nightmare.
Millianne Lockwood
5 months agoDr. Khdair was very attentive and pleasant. He took his time with me and did not rush me along like most doctors do. I would recommend him highly!