Cancer Control Unit, Security Forces Hospital
Helped design and set up a unit that joins cancer detection, referral and follow-up into one tracked pathway, so patients are not lost between services.
Consultant Medical Oncologist, Riyadh
د. سعود المطيري
Dr. Almutairi treats breast cancer and tumours of the brain and spinal cord. Each plan is reviewed in a multidisciplinary tumour board and explained in plain terms before treatment starts.
Dr. Saud Almutairi is a Consultant Medical Oncologist who treats adults with breast cancer and with primary or secondary tumours of the brain and spinal cord.
He qualified in medicine at King Saud University and completed his medical oncology fellowship at King Saud University Medical City. He then spent a year at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, in an advanced clinical fellowship at the Juravinski Cancer Centre.
He prescribes and supervises systemic therapy: chemotherapy, endocrine therapy, targeted agents and immunotherapy. New diagnoses and changes in treatment are reviewed in a tumour board with surgeons, radiation oncologists, radiologists and pathologists.
Professional profile: Dr. Saud Almutairi on LinkedIn (opens in new tab)
Medical treatment at every stage: therapy before or after surgery for early disease, and ongoing treatment for advanced or metastatic disease.
Systemic treatment of primary tumours of the central nervous system and of cancers that have spread to the brain, coordinated with neurosurgery and radiation oncology.
He also gives second opinions on diagnosis and treatment plans and sees general medical oncology referrals.
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Riyadh. Private practice alongside his university post.
Consultant Medical Oncologist
University Oncology Center, Riyadh.
Consultant Medical Oncologist
Riyadh. Breast and CNS oncology practice.
Clinical Fellow, Breast and CNS Oncology
Juravinski Cancer Centre, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
Fellow in Adult Medical Oncology
Assistant Consultant
Riyadh.
Helped design and set up a unit that joins cancer detection, referral and follow-up into one tracked pathway, so patients are not lost between services.
Member of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth (opens in new tab) working group on virtual care, contributing the oncology view on remote consultations and follow-up.
1st Dallah Hospital Pulmonary Medicine Conference, Riyadh, June 2026.
Private. No referral needed.
Ask for Dr. Saud Almutairi in medical oncology.
University hospital. New patients on referral.
Your referring doctor sends the referral to the University Oncology Center.
For Dallah, book the patient through the unified line, 920 012 222. For King Saud University Medical City, send the referral through your hospital's referral office to the University Oncology Center; the switchboard is +966 11 467 0011. In both cases attach imaging, pathology reports and the current medication list, so the first consultation can be used for decisions rather than for collecting records.
Your imaging (or the disc or link), the pathology report, a list of current medicines, and any previous treatment summaries. If you have them, bring the referral letter and your insurance details.
Speaking invitations, collaboration and media: message Dr. Almutairi on LinkedIn (opens in new tab).