Salma Mohamed, PA-C earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Health from Emory University and continued to pursue a Master of Medical Science (MMSc) degree at Mercer University College of Health Professions. She started her career as a physician assistant in the emergency room prior to joining Northeast Atlanta ENT & Allergy.
Salma Mohamed, PA-C earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Health from Emory University and continued to pursue a Master of Medical Science (MMSc) degree at Mercer University College of Health Professions. She started her career as a physician assistant in the emergency room prior to joining Northeast Atlanta ENT & Allergy.
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Very attentive and took time to explain things or answer questions
(1 week ago)
Sep-2026
Felt very dismissive of my problem and left me walking away thinking hearing loss would be permanent. Went to get a second opinion at another ENT and was told I had an infection that could be treated with antibiotics and steroids.
(3 weeks ago)
Sep-2026
Very nice person. Laughed at my jokes. Was very good at her job and suggested future visits to keep from future ear issues. Would like her next year please.
Salma Mohamed, PA-C is an experienced certified Physician Assistant fluent in both English and Arabic.
Salma earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Health from Emory University and continued to pursue a Master of Medical Science (MMSc) degree at Mercer University College of Health Professions. She started her career as a physician assistant in the emergency room prior to joining Northeast Atlanta ENT & Allergy.
Having grown up in North Georgia, Salma finds joy in spending her time with family and friends, enjoying the outdoors, traveling, and drawing. She’s passionate about treating patients with a variety of ear, nose, and throat conditions.
Very attentive and took time to explain things or answer questions
Felt very dismissive of my problem and left me walking away thinking hearing loss would be permanent. Went to get a second opinion at another ENT and was told I had an infection that could be treated with antibiotics and steroids.
Very nice person. Laughed at my jokes. Was very good at her job and suggested future visits to keep from future ear issues. Would like her next year please.