Bernard Harbieh MD, FHRS

Best Cardiology and Electrophysiology Doctor in Doha, Qatar

Dr. Bernard Harbieh, MD, FHRS, is a highly respected cardiology and electrophysiology consultant at Aman Hospital. Fluent in Arabic, English, and French, he brings over six years of international experience in advanced cardiac and heart rhythm care. His expertise covers the full spectrum of arrhythmia management, ablation therapies, and device implantation, positioning him among the best specialists in Qatar.
Title MD
Primary Specialty Cardiology and Electrophysiology Consultant
Languages Arabic, English & French
Contact Details
Email [email protected]
Phone +974 4400 4400

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Specialized Cardiology and Electrophysiology Services in Qatar

Patients visiting Dr. Harbieh receive access to a complete range of diagnostic and interventional services designed for precision and safety:

At Aman Hospital, every patient benefits from a multidisciplinary team approach, integrating cardiology, electrophysiology, imaging, and rehabilitation for holistic heart care.

Why Patients Trust Dr. Bernard Harbieh – Expert in Cardiology and Electrophysiology

Patients turn to Dr. Harbieh for his proven ability to combine cutting-edge science with compassionate care:

This strong academic and clinical background ensures that patients receive the most advanced and evidence-based heart rhythm care in Doha.

Patient Experiences – Advanced Heart and Rhythm Care with Proven Outcomes

Patient feedback consistently highlights Dr. Harbieh’s precision, clear communication, and dedication to personalized treatment. Success stories include:

These results reflect his commitment to providing patient-centered, outcome-driven cardiac care.

Dr. Bernard Harbieh’s Expertise in Cardiology, Electrophysiology, and Heart Rhythm Disorders

Dr. Harbieh’s clinical practice spans the full spectrum of cardiac rhythm disorders and interventional cardiology:

His strong foundation in cardiology and electrophysiology ensures that patients receive tailored solutions backed by years of clinical expertise and international training.

Patient Testimonials – Advanced Heart & Rhythm Care You Can Trust

Patients under Dr. Bernard Harbieh’s care consistently highlight his precision, empathy, and clarity in explaining every detail. Many share their satisfaction with improved heart rhythm stability, smoother recovery after ablation or device procedures, and renewed confidence in managing long-term cardiac conditions.

Patients consistently report:

Dr. Harbieh helped me finally find stability after years of irregular heartbeats. His calm approach and detailed explanations made me feel safe and informed every step of the way
Patient from Doha
After my ablation procedure, I felt completely renewed. My heartbeat is steady, and my energy is back. Dr. Harbieh’s care changed my life

Patient from Al Wakrah

Book a Consultation with Dr. Bernard Harbieh – Leading Cardiology and Electrophysiology Consultant in Qatar

If you experience symptoms such as irregular heartbeat, palpitations, fainting spells, or unexplained chest discomfort, consulting an electrophysiology expert is essential. Dr. Harbieh offers advanced diagnostic evaluation and personalized treatment plans to restore rhythm stability and improve heart health.

To schedule a consultation:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best cardiology and electrophysiology doctor in Doha for heart rhythm care?
Dr. Bernard Harbieh is widely recognized as one of the best cardiology and electrophysiology doctors in Doha, offering advanced treatment for arrhythmias, heart failure, and cardiac device management.
He specializes in treating arrhythmias, atrial fibrillation, tachycardia, heart failure, and managing pacemakers, ICDs, and other advanced cardiac devices.
Yes, he provides evidence-based care for arrhythmia management, including diagnostic testing, ablation procedures, and personalized treatment plans.
Appointments can be booked through Aman Hospital’s official system or by submitting a consultation request online for cardiology and electrophysiology services

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  • Clinical pearls in interpreting 24-hour Holter ECG (Bernard Harbieh, Rana Marie Costa, Marwan Refaat. JMed Liban 2014 Apr-Jun;62(2):64-8)
  • Short QT Syndrome: Review in ACC: Ossama Abou Hassan, MD; Bernard Harbieh, MD; Samir Alam, MD; Marwan Refaat, MD
  • Case report: Extractions of a tunneled jugular defibrillator lead via a superior approach. (Bernard Abi-Saleh, Elie Chammas, Bernard Harbieh, Maurice Khoury. JMed Liban 2014 Apr-Jun; 62(2):113-5
  • Quantifying The impact of using CAC score for Risk Categorization Instead of Framingham Score or European Heart Score in Lipid Lowering Algorithms (Hussain A. Isma’eel, Mohamad M. Almedawar, Bernard Harbieh, Wissam Alajaji, Laila Al-Shaar, Mukbil Hourani, Fadi el- Merhi, Samir Alam, Antoine Abchee. J Saudi Heart Assoc 2015;27:234-243
  • Discrepancies between two lipid-lowering guidelines for CVD prevention in seemingly healthy individuals- Case study Lebanon. (Hussain Isma’eel, Bernard harbieh, Hani Tamim,.. ardiovasc Diagn Ther 2013, Sep;3(3):129-36
  • Isolated dextrocardia and congenital heart blocking (Maurice Khoury, Bernard Harbieh, Aline Heriopian. Radiology Case reports. 2013;8:521)
  • Coronary Artery Calcium Score is superior to Framingham risk score and European Heart Score in predicting obstructive coronary artery disease by stress imaging tests: Bernard Harbieh, Mohamad Musbah AlMedawar, Wissam Alajaji, Sharif Ul Alam. Lebanese Epidemiological Association
  • Quantifying The impact of using CAC score for Risk Categorization Instead of Framingham Score or European Heart Score in Lipid Lowering Algorithms. (Poster accepted by the World Heart Federation’s World Congress of Cardiology and presented in 2014)
Name Bernard Harbieh MD, FHRS
Title Best Cardiology and Electrophysiology Doctor in Doha, Qatar
Primary Specialty Cardiology and Electrophysiology Consultant
Languages Arabic, English & French
Contact Details
Email [email protected]
Phone +974 4400 4400

Social Media

Scope of Practice

Highlights

Academic Achievements:

Publications
1 +

Community Outreach Activities/Achievements

Health Care Profession Achievements

Experience & Education

Certifications & Memberships

Society Membership

Publications

See more publications
  • Clinical pearls in interpreting 24-hour Holter ECG (Bernard Harbieh, Rana Marie Costa, Marwan Refaat. JMed Liban 2014 Apr-Jun;62(2):64-8)
  • Short QT Syndrome: Review in ACC: Ossama Abou Hassan, MD; Bernard Harbieh, MD; Samir Alam, MD; Marwan Refaat, MD
  • Case report: Extractions of a tunneled jugular defibrillator lead via a superior approach. (Bernard Abi-Saleh, Elie Chammas, Bernard Harbieh, Maurice Khoury. JMed Liban 2014 Apr-Jun; 62(2):113-5
  • Quantifying The impact of using CAC score for Risk Categorization Instead of Framingham Score or European Heart Score in Lipid Lowering Algorithms (Hussain A. Isma’eel, Mohamad M. Almedawar, Bernard Harbieh, Wissam Alajaji, Laila Al-Shaar, Mukbil Hourani, Fadi el- Merhi, Samir Alam, Antoine Abchee. J Saudi Heart Assoc 2015;27:234-243
  • Discrepancies between two lipid-lowering guidelines for CVD prevention in seemingly healthy individuals- Case study Lebanon. (Hussain Isma’eel, Bernard harbieh, Hani Tamim,.. ardiovasc Diagn Ther 2013, Sep;3(3):129-36
  • Isolated dextrocardia and congenital heart blocking (Maurice Khoury, Bernard Harbieh, Aline Heriopian. Radiology Case reports. 2013;8:521)
  • Coronary Artery Calcium Score is superior to Framingham risk score and European Heart Score in predicting obstructive coronary artery disease by stress imaging tests: Bernard Harbieh, Mohamad Musbah AlMedawar, Wissam Alajaji, Sharif Ul Alam. Lebanese Epidemiological Association
  • Quantifying The impact of using CAC score for Risk Categorization Instead of Framingham Score or European Heart Score in Lipid Lowering Algorithms. (Poster accepted by the World Heart Federation’s World Congress of Cardiology and presented in 2014)