Prof. Amal Huri is a specialist of the highest qualification category in orthopedics. He sees patients at the Sourasky Clinic. He has been repeatedly included in the list of the best doctors in Israel, compiled by the editorial board of Forbes Israel magazine.

In 2023 Amal Huri, as a specialist in the treatment of complex fractures, was included in the Duns100 rating – the top list of leading doctors in Israel, compiled by the auditing company Dun & Bradstreet.

• Arthritis;
• elbow injuries; 
• osteoarthritis;
• sprains; 
• coxarthrosis; 
• fractures; 
• joint diseases; 
• sports injuries; 
• meniscus tears; 
• complex wrist injuries and fractures.

• 1988-1995 – faculty of Medicine, Hebrew University, Jerusalem;
• 2003-2004 – internship in lower extremity surgery and orthopedic trauma at Sunnybrook and Women’s College Health Sciences Center, University of Toronto, Canada;
• 2004 – training in fracture fixation, University of Toronto, Canada;
• 2004-2005 – Researcher, Sunnybrook Orthopaedic Laboratory and Women’s College Health Sciences Center, University of Toronto, Canada;
• 2005 – advanced training in orthopedic trauma, AAOS, Washington, DC, USA;
• 2006 – training in distal radius fractures, Marbella, Spain;
• 2007 – advanced training in Shavrin Fixation, Davos, Switzerland;
• 2009 – training in reconstructive surgery of the elbow and wrist, Dublin, Ireland;
• 2010 – chairman of the training program in Davos, Switzerland;
• 2012 – curriculum Manager, Zurich, Switzerland;
• 2015 – training in reconstructive surgery of the elbow and wrist, Leiden, The Netherlands.

• 1995-1996 – internship at Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem;
• 1996-2003 – internship in orthopedic surgery at Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem;
• 2005-2019 – senior Orthopedic Surgeon at Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem;
• 2010-2019 – head of the Orthopedic Trauma Department at Hadassah Hospital, Jerusalem.

Dr. Huri began his teaching career in 1997: he taught medical students at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and lectured at the Hadassah Hospital School of Nursing. 

In 2012, he became a senior lecturer at the Hebrew University. 

The doctor now directs the orthopedic research program and lecturer training program at the Hebrew University.

Dr. Huri has published more than 80 articles in international medical journals on topics such as:

• bone tumor cryosurgery;
• cell therapy in the treatment of fractures;
• the characteristics of fractures sustained in electric scooter accidents;
• optimal methods of fixation in femoral neck fractures;
• robotic fixation of sacral fractures;
• femoral fractures in poliomyelitis patients;
• modern methods of navigation in orthopedic injuries.

• American Association of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons;
• American Society of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeons;
• Israeli Medical Association;
• Israeli Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons;
• College of Surgeons of Ontario.