Aissar Shawaqfeh, Registered Nurse and Certified Wound Specialist, CWS®

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A Registered Nurse and Certified Wound Specialist in Jordan, with about 9 years in healthcare spanning intensive care, advanced wound care and negative pressure wound therapy. His focus is wounds that are not healing as expected, and clear, evidence-based education for patients, families and healthcare teams.

Areas of experience

Scope of practice

Aissar is a Registered Nurse and certified wound specialist, not a physician. He provides nursing assessment, wound care and education, while diagnosis, prescribing and surgical decisions remain the physician’s responsibility within the multidisciplinary team.

A multidisciplinary team

A complex wound is never treated by one specialty alone. Care is coordinated with a multidisciplinary team according to each case, because healing depends on treating the cause: circulation, infection, pressure, nutrition and the need for surgery.

  • Orthopaedic surgery
  • Vascular surgery
  • General surgery
  • Plastic and reconstructive surgery
  • Podiatry
  • Infectious diseases
  • Clinical nutrition
  • Other healthcare professionals as each case requires
Complex wound care is a multidisciplinary team effort, with the patient and family at the centre. Patient & wound Wound nursing (CWS®) Orthopaedics Vascular surgery General surgery Plastic surgery Podiatry Infectious diseases Nutrition
Complex wound care is a multidisciplinary team effort, with the patient and family at the centre.

Credentials and verification

QualificationIssued byYear
Certified Wound Specialist (CWS®)American Board of Wound Management (ABWM)2026
Bachelor of Science in NursingJordan University of Science and Technology2017
Registered Nurse licensed in JordanJordanian Nursing Council / Ministry of Health—

The CWS® credential is awarded by the American Board of Wound Management to licensed clinicians with documented clinical wound-care experience (at least three years) who pass an independent exam. The programme is NCCA-accredited.

The credential can be checked in the official ABWM directory, where the certificate was issued under the spelling “AISSAR SHAWAQFEH”. Some platforms show other spellings, such as Ayser Shawaqfeh; they all refer to the same person. Official ABWM directory

The licence number is not published on this website and can be shared with professional bodies on request.

Questions about Aissar Shawaqfeh

Who is Aissar Shawaqfeh?

Aissar Shawaqfeh (أيسر شواقفه) is a Registered Nurse and Certified Wound Specialist (CWS®) in Jordan with about 9 years in healthcare. He works in chronic wound care, pressure injuries, diabetic foot wounds, surgical wounds and negative pressure wound therapy (VAC), coordinated with a multidisciplinary team, and provides education and training for patients, families and healthcare teams across Jordan.

What does CWS® mean?

CWS® stands for Certified Wound Specialist, a credential awarded by the American Board of Wound Management (ABWM) to licensed clinicians with at least three years of clinical wound-care experience who pass an independent exam. The programme is NCCA-accredited, and holders can be checked in the official ABWM directory.

Does Aissar Shawaqfeh work with diabetic foot wounds?

Yes. Diabetic foot wound care is one of his main areas, coordinated with the treating physician, vascular and orthopaedic surgeons, podiatry, infectious diseases and clinical nutrition. Any new wound on the foot of a person with diabetes needs a medical review the same day. Read more about diabetic foot wound care.

Is Aissar Shawaqfeh a doctor?

No. Aissar is a Registered Nurse and Certified Wound Specialist. Diagnosis, prescribing and surgical decisions are the physician’s responsibility within the multidisciplinary team.

How can I contact Aissar Shawaqfeh, and from where?

Professional enquiries, training requests and collaboration are welcome from anywhere in Jordan, by WhatsApp or email via the contact page. Emergencies are not handled through the website or WhatsApp.

How is the name written?

In Arabic: أيسر شواقفه. In English: Aissar Shawaqfeh, as on the CWS® certificate. The name may also appear as آيسر شواقفة, Ayser Shawaqfeh or Aysar Shawagfeh; all refer to the same person.

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