Mohammed Kamal

(USA)

Mohammad Kamal is a medical doctor who was born in Washington DC, raised in Cairo, Egypt and currently lives in South Pasadena California. He received his medical degree in Cairo University and completed his subspecialty training in gastrointestinal and liver Pathology at UCLA. He has research interests in liver transplant and digestive diseases. He is the founder and CEO of Omnipathology Solutions Medical Corporation and serves as a Medical Director of a pathology laboratory in Los Angeles.

He started playing croquet at the age of 12 at Zamalek club in Egypt. He was a member of 5 time Egyptian national league champion teams from 1987 through 1991 with Zamalek and Gizera clubs. He was runner up in the first Egyptian masters championship in 1988. He won the first American Golf Croquet Championship in 2000 and was a member of the US national team in 1997, 2000 and 2002 WCF World Championships. He was a member of the first WCF Golf Croquet Rules Working Party.

He is married with 3 children. Outside pathology and croquet, his interests include playing chess, listening to Egyptian legend singer Om Kolthoom and watching his children�s soccer and tennis games. 

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