Specialties: Family Medicine
Languages: English, Arabic
Areas of Expertise: Enjoys treating the family as a whole with a main focus on women and children’s health. With a master's degree in public health, she will continue to focus on disease prevention and healthy lifestyle.
To help patients achieve optimal health by promoting healthy lifestyle and disease prevention. I plan on caring for my patients when they are ill and when they are well. I will educate them about their health problems and involve them in all aspects of their care. I plan on providing them with high quality and compassionate care by maintaining open communication and respect for their concerns and beliefs. I promise to treat my patients with compassion, dignity and respect.
Dr. Alsaiegh was born and raised in the heart of Iraq and educated across borders completing high school in Jordan. She pursued her passion for medicine at the renowned St. George’s University, where she earned dual degrees in Medicine (MD) and Public Health (MPH).
Dr. Alsaiegh enjoys caring for patients of all ages, from playful toddlers to wise seniors. Her clinical interests span the full spectrum of acute and chronic conditions, with a strong emphasis on preventive care and early screening. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to empower individuals and families to take control of their health and thrive.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Alsaiegh holds multiple leadership and academic roles. She currently serves as Vice Chair of Medical Staff, Chair of the Family Medicine Department, Clinical Chair of Primary Care at Onvida Health, Assistant Program Director, and Faculty Member for the Family Medicine Residency Program. Dr. Alsaiegh finds great joy in teaching and mentoring residents and medical students, helping shape the future of compassionate, evidence-based primary care.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Alsaiegh enjoys spending time with her husband and two children. She loves exploring new cuisines in the kitchen and traveling with her family to experience different cultures and create lasting memories.
Publications & Presentations
Outpatient Family Medicine Procedure Manual. Practice improvement poster presentation at STFM conference, Newport Beach-California, December 2016
Giant atrial myxoma-Unusual cause of shortness of breath. Poster presentation at the AAFP FMX Orlando-Florida, September, 2016
Giant atrial myxoma-Unusual cause of shortness of breath. Poster presentation at AAFP National Conference, Kansas City-Missouri, July 2016
Giant atrial myxoma-Unusual cause of shortness of breath. Poster presentation at Onvida Health Poster Ground rounds, Yuma-Arizona, May 2016
Bowel regularity and irregularity-Coffee and Conversation-Silver Care Program at Onvida Health, Yuma -Arizona, March 2016
Daniel Furst, Nada Alsaiegh. Systemic sclerosis: Current and future prospects in management. Thomson Reuters, Drugs of the Future 2015, 40(1): 27-37
Marios Loukas, Michael Hanna, R.Shane Tubbs, Nada Alsaiegh, Mohammadali M Shoja. Clinical anatomy as practiced by ancient Egyptians. Clinical Anatomy: CA 2011, 24(4):409-415, DOI: 10.1002/ca.21155
Marios Loukas, R.Shane Tubbs, Robert G. Louis Jr., Nihal Apaydin, Arthur Bartczak, Vefali Huseng, Nada Alsaiegh, Martin Fundalej. An endoscopic and anatomical approach to the septal papillary muscle of the conus. Surgical and radiologic anatomy: SRA 2009; 31(9):701-6, DOI: 10.1007/s00276-009-0510-2
St. George’s University School of Public Health. Capstone Presentation: The Role of the Media in Influencing the Nutritional Status of Adolescent Girls in the U.S. A Focus on Eating Disorders and Their Health Implications, December 2005
Research Experience
Systemic sclerosis. This study focuses on the current and future management of systemic sclerosis. Principal Investigator Dr. Daniel Furst, University of California Los Aneles-Department of Rheumatology.
ALERTS Pivotal Study-California Clinical Research Foundation. The study is a Phase II Pivotal US trial for the AngelMed Guardian implantable cardiac monitor and alert system. Designed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of an implantable device to detect MI, reduce patient time to the ER, and improve survival rates following an MI in high-risk patients. Principal Investigator Dr. Joseph Ghazal, Chairman of Cardiology, CHA Hollywood Medical Center; Medical Director of Cardiology at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center.
EFC 11319 Trial-California Clinical Research Foundation. A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study to evaluate cardiovascular outcomes in patients with type 2 Diabetes mellitus after Acute Coronary Syndrome during treatment with AVE0020 (Lixisenatide) compared to placebo. Principal Investigator Dr. Joseph Ghazal, Chairman of Cardiology, CHA Hollywood Medical Center; Medical Director of Cardiology at Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center.
Investigation of cardiac anatomy and history of medicine. Anatomical investigation conducted to identify the morphology and the topography of cardiac structures and their clinical significance for cardiac surgeons operating in this area. Principal Investigator Dr. Marios Loukas, Associate professor, Assistant Dean of Basic & Allied Health Sciences at St. George’s University School of Medicine.
Investigation of ipsilateral ruptures of the anterior cruciate ligament and patellar tendon. Case report study discussing how surgical repair of the anterior cruciate ligament and patellar tendon can be complicated by different rehabilitation regimens. Also explored different grafts and resulting complications. Principal Investigator Dr. Laith Jazrawi, Associate Professor; Chief of the Division of Sports Medicine at the Department of Orthopedic Surgery at Hospital for Joint Diseases, New York.
Investigation of behavioral ecology: sexual signal in the field crickets. This study explored the geographically isolated populations and how they show phenotypic divergence in traits important in reproduction. Principal Investigator Dr. Marlene Zuk. University of California Riverside.
