Why patients across Jordan choose OSclinic

Patients travel to Amman for clear consultant assessment, fellowship-level sports and joint surgery, and a bilingual pathway from first visit through rehabilitation.

  • Consultant orthopaedic surgeon — Jordanian Board with distinction
  • Australian fellowship training (Mater Hospital Sydney; St George Hospital UNSW)
  • Hip, knee and shoulder surgery including replacement
  • Shoulder dislocation, instability and frozen shoulder care
  • ACL, PCL, meniscus and multiligament sports knee surgery
  • Navigation and robot-assisted planning when clinically useful
  • Fracture and orthopaedic trauma planning
  • Arabic and English consultations

Shoulder dislocation & frozen shoulder

Shoulder problems are a common reason patients book at OSclinic. Recurrent shoulder dislocation and instability — including after sport or a fall — need structured assessment; arthroscopic Bankart repair and remplissage may be discussed when physiotherapy alone is not enough.

Frozen shoulder (painful stiffness) is treated with a clear staged plan: diagnosis, analgesia and physiotherapy first, with further options considered when motion and sleep remain severely limited.

  • First-time and recurrent shoulder dislocation
  • Labral injury and sport-related shoulder instability
  • Frozen shoulder — painful loss of rotation and reach
  • Rotator cuff tears, impingement and night pain
  • Anatomic and reverse shoulder replacement when arthritis or cuff damage requires it

Robotic & navigation-assisted surgery

For selected hip, knee and shoulder pathways, Dr Ala' Hawa may use surgical navigation or robot-assisted planning when it adds measurable precision for your anatomy — alongside arthroscopic and minimally invasive techniques. These tools support planning; they do not replace consultant judgement or structured rehabilitation.

  • Computer navigation for implant positioning when it adds value
  • Robot-assisted planning for selected joint replacement cases
  • Always matched to your X-rays/MRI, goals and medical fitness

Orthopaedic & orthopedic care in Amman for all of Jordan

Whether you searched for an orthopaedic surgeon in Jordan or an orthopedic doctor in Amman, the clinic focus is the same: accurate diagnosis, honest discussion of surgery versus physiotherapy, and a written plan you can follow.

OSclinic is based in Amman and commonly sees patients from cities across Jordan who need specialist hip, knee, shoulder or sports injury care.

Core services

  • Sports medicine — ACL reconstruction, multiligament knee injuries, meniscus repair
  • Shoulder surgery — dislocation, frozen shoulder, rotator cuff, arthroscopy, shoulder replacement
  • Joint replacement — total/partial hip, total knee, shoulder replacement
  • Robotic / navigation planning — when it improves precision for your case
  • Trauma — fracture fixation and complex injury planning

How to book

Call, WhatsApp, or use the contact form. Bring recent X-rays or MRI if you have them. Same-day questions about urgent fractures should go through emergency care first when there is open injury, severe deformity, or loss of circulation.

Other specialist areas

Common questions

Who is the best orthopaedic surgeon in Jordan for my problem?

"Best" depends on your diagnosis. Dr Ala' Hawa is a consultant orthopaedic surgeon with Jordanian Board distinction and Australian fellowship training in knee sports medicine and shoulder & joint replacement — suitable when you need specialist hip, knee, shoulder, sports ligament, replacement, or trauma care.

Is an orthopedic surgeon the same as an orthopaedic surgeon?

Yes — orthopaedic (British spelling) and orthopedic (American spelling) refer to the same specialty. OSclinic uses both so patients searching either term in Jordan can find the clinic.

Can I travel from other Jordan cities for a consultation?

Yes. OSclinic in Amman welcomes patients from across Jordan — including Irbid, Zarqa, Aqaba, Salt, Madaba, Jerash, Ajloun, Mafraq, Karak, Tafilah, Ma'an and other cities. Bring imaging on disk or link, and allow time for examination and next-step discussion.

What conditions does Dr Ala' Hawa treat most often?

ACL and multiligament knee injuries; shoulder dislocation and instability; frozen shoulder; rotator cuff problems; hip/knee/shoulder arthritis needing replacement; osteotomy in selected patients; navigation or robot-assisted planning when appropriate; and fracture/trauma care.

Do you treat shoulder dislocation and frozen shoulder?

Yes. Recurrent shoulder dislocation and instability are assessed with examination and imaging; arthroscopic Bankart repair and remplissage may be discussed when dislocations continue despite physiotherapy. Frozen shoulder is managed with a staged plan focused on pain control, motion recovery, and further options if stiffness remains severe.

Do you use robotic or navigation-assisted surgery?

When appropriate, yes. Surgical navigation or robot-assisted planning may be used for selected joint-replacement or alignment pathways if they add measurable precision for your anatomy. They support — and never replace — consultant planning and rehabilitation.