Dr Hamady graduated from medical school in 1998. Following 3 years of surgical training, he joined clinical and interventional radiology training program at the American university of Beirut.
He completed interventional radiology training at the King's College Hospital' London in 2001. He then did 2 years of clinical research in Interventional Radiology at St. Thomas' hospital.

In 2003 he joined Imperial College as Consultant and Senior Lecturer in clinical and interventional radiology. His research interests include robotic endovascular intervention and navigation, virtual reality simulation training of endovascular skills, aortic stent grafting and ovarian reserve post fibroid embolisation.

He has over 100 papers in peer-reviewed journals and 12 book chapters. He has given more than 45 talks and keynote lectures in national and international scientific meetings.

Dr Hamady has done the world-first robotic endovascular aortic intervention in 2008 and the world-first robotic fibroid embolisation in 2012.

His daily practice is mainly vascular intervention and diagnosis as well as a wide range of interventional and diagnostic activities. These include vascular malformations, fibroid embolization, GI and bronchial bleeding embolization, renal artery stenting, GI stenting, vertebroplasty, pain injections, complex vascular access, and various image- guided biopsies and drainages.