UT Health East Texas Physicians Welcomes Emad Al Rawashdeh, MD, to Tyler
Tyler, Texas (August 20, 2025) — UT Health East Texas Physicians is expanding neurologic services in Tyler with the addition of Emad Al Rawashdeh, MD.
Dr. Al Rawashdeh is a board-certified neurologist specializing in epilepsy. He is dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate care for adults 18 years and older.
“I believe every patient deserves a tailored approach that respects their unique medical history, lifestyle and goals,” he said. “My goal is to offer not only effective seizure control, but also hope, empowerment and a clear path toward living well with epilepsy.”
Dr. Al Rawashdeh said his path into healthcare was driven by a desire to give back to underserved communities and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives. He chose to focus on epilepsy because it is a deeply personal condition, and many patients are not aware of all the possible treatment options beyond medical management, including surgical evaluation and neuromodulation.
Dr. Al Rawashdeh is welcoming patients at 11937 US Hwy. 271, in Tyler. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 903-877-7177.
About UT Health East Texas
UT Health East Texas provides care to thousands of patients each year through an extensive regional network that includes nine hospitals, more than 90 clinics, the Olympic Plaza Tower, 13 regional rehabilitation facilities, two freestanding emergency centers, regional home health services, an EMS fleet of more than 60 ambulances and four helicopters, and a comprehensive eight-trauma center care network, including the region’s only Level 1 trauma facility.
As a partner with The University of Texas System, UT Health East Texas is uniquely positioned to provide patients with access to leading-edge research and clinical therapies while training and educating the next generation of physicians and other health professionals. The nationally recognized UT System also includes The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, as well as three other major university medical centers located throughout the state.
