Dr. Sami Mufarrij graduated from The George Washington University with a Bachelor's of Science in Biology. He then obtained his Medical Degree from Ross University School of Medicine. He returned to The George Washington University to complete his residency training in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Sami Mufarrij now serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Ross University School of Medicine. He has been the recipient of several distinguished faculty and teaching awards. His interest areas include minimally invasive gynecologic surger ... Read More
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Patients consistently praise Dr. Sami Mufarrij as a caring, knowledgeable, and professional OBGYN. They highlight his attentiveness, patience, and thoroughness in listening to concerns and explaining treatment options. Patients repeatedly mention feeling comfortable, safe, supported, and respected under his care. Many appreciate his calm and compassionate demeanor, as well as his dedication to providing high-quality care. The office staff is also commended for being friendly and organized. Patients appreciate that Dr. Mufarrij never rushes appointments and ensures all questions are answered, demonstrating a genuine concern for their overall wellbeing.
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Dr. Sami Mufarrij graduated from The George Washington University with a Bachelor's of Science in Biology. He then obtained his Medical Degree from Ross University School of Medicine. He returned to The George Washington University to complete his residency training in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Sami Mufarrij now serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at The George Washington University School of Medicine and Ross University School of Medicine. He has been the recipient of several distinguished faculty and teaching awards. His interest areas include minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, high-risk obstetrics, and fertility surgery (including tubal re-anastomosis and excision of endometriosis), and vaginal surgery.
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