Sabri Elmansouri

Dedicated and compassionate physician with a proven track record of providing exceptional patient care in the challenging landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic. Leveraging extensive medical expertise, I have played a pivotal role in the frontline response, demonstrating unwavering commitment to the well-being of individuals affected by the virus. Known for my ability to thrive in high-pressure environments, I excel in diagnosing and treating complex cases while maintaining a patient-centric approach.

Resident Representative – Internal Medicine: 2023-2026
Certified: BLS: 07/2026
Certified: ACLS: 07/2026
Eligible: American Board of Internal Medicine: sitting 08/2026
IL Internal Medicine Medical Training license

• COVID-19 contact tracing, John Hopkins University, 2020
• Lessons Learned from Around the World in Dealing with COVID-19, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Managing Vulnerable Populations and COVID-19, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Treatment of Infectious Disease and Immunocompromised Patients, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• COVID-19 Impact on Infection Control, Preparedness and Cancer Patients, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Ethical and Psychosocial Issues in Management of COVID-19, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Pregnancy and Breastfeeding During COVID-19, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Coping with the Stress of Coronavirus, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Managing COVID-19 in the ICU, Harvard Medical School, 2020
• Bloodborne Pathogens Certification, National Health Care Provider Solutions, (New York, NY, 2020)
• Social and Behavioral Research Basic Course, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative, New York University (New York, 2017)
• CITI Program course in Social & Behavioral Research – Basic/Refresher (New York, NY, 2017)

● Hafeez, N., Elmansouri, S., et al. Beware of Pancreatitis Secondary to Paraesophageal Herniation. Abstract 604. Presented at SHM Converge 2024; April 2024.

● Al Zubaidi A., Elmansouri S., Al-Tameemi Z., et al. Race-Specific Mortality from Esophageal Cancer in the United States. Poster P3244. Presented at: ACG 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting; October 2023; Vancouver, BC.

● Adam, M., Elmansouri, S., et al. Shifting Patterns of Mortality: Liver Fibrosis and Cirrhosis Trends in African Americans and Caucasians in the United States (1999-2020). ACG 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting; October 2023; Vancouver, BC.

● Elmansouri S. "Alarming Trends in Alcoholic Liver Disease Mortality Rates Among All Races in the US Over Two Decades." The Liver Meeting November 12, 2023; Boston, MA.

● Bouamama, S., Elmansouri, S., Tahiri, M., et al. The Value of Upper Gastrointestinal Tract Endoscopy in Bleach Ingestion: A Study of 80 Cases.. ESGE Days 2019; April 5, 2019; Stuttgart, Germany.

● Elmansouri, S (2017), Ebtisam A. Abosmaha, Safa E. Almsahli. Coexistence of Autoimmune

● Disease with Type I Diabetes Mellitus in Libyan Patients. Libyan Journal of Medicine Research.

● Elmansouri, S. (2016). Analyzing Legislation, Public Health Analysis.

● Elmansouri, S. (2017). Low-Income Senior Housing, Social Determinant of Health.

● Elmansouri, S. (2017). Root Analysis and Logic Model, Public Health Analysis.

● Elmansouri, S. (2017). Public Health Delivery System, Business Entrepreneurship.

● Elmansouri, S. (2017). The relationship between Texting while driving and Race, Social and Behavioral Health.

● Elmansouri, S. (2018). Community Health Analysis of Ford Heights, Illinois, Community Health.

● Elmansouri, S. (2018) Hospital-Acquired Catheter-Related Bloodstream Infections in Illinois