Dr. Alsayed Abdehay is a Consultant Interventional Radiologist at King Faisal Hospital, Rwanda, with extensive expertise in minimally invasive, image-guided procedures. He is internationally trained and holds a Doctor of Medicine in Vascular and Interventional Radiology from Cairo University, where he also served as a lecturer in interventional radiology. Dr. Abdehay brings specialized skills in advanced image-guided diagnostics and therapeutic procedures, including vascular interventions, interventional spine procedures, and a wide range of non-vascular treatments. His approach focuses on precision, reduced patient recovery times, and enhancing overall outcomes through minimally invasive techniques. In addition to his clinical role at KFH, Dr. Abdehay serves as the Program Director and Coordinator of the Rwanda Interventional Radiology Fellowship Program under the Rwanda Interventional Radiology Initiative (RIRI). Through this role, he is actively shaping the future of interventional radiology in Rwanda by mentoring and training the next generation of radiologists. His dual focus on high-impact clinical care and capacity building makes him a key figure in the advancement of interventional radiology both at King Faisal Hospital and nationally.

Doctor Gahizi Cherise is a Radiologist at King Faisal hospital Rwanda. She has an interest in women imaging, minimally invasive procedures as well as neuroradiology.

Dr. Ruboneka Jean Paul is a consultant diagnostic radiologist at King Faisal Hospital, Rwanda. He specializes in oncologic imaging (diagnosis or screening of cancer cells) using non-invasive imaging techniques.

Dr. Jean Jacques Nshizirungu is a Radiologist at King Faisal Hospital, Rwanda. His areas of expertise are body imaging and neuroradiology.

Dr. Patrick Niyongabo is a Consultant Radiologist at King Faisal Hospital-Rwanda, with advanced fellowship training in Body Imaging and Intervention. He provides comprehensive diagnostic imaging services and performs a broad spectrum of image-guided procedures, with a strong focus on accuracy, patient safety, and multidisciplinary collaboration. He currently serves as Body Imaging Fellowship Director at the University of Rwanda, where he is actively involved in postgraduate training, curriculum development, and clinical mentorship in diagnostic radiology. Dr. Niyongabo is committed to advancing radiology education and subspecialty training in Rwanda. His academic and clinical interests include body imaging, interventional procedures, neuroimaging, and breast imaging. He is dedicated to strengthening imaging services, promoting research, and supporting capacity building within the healthcare system.