Why the name search is the highest-value one
Every other search brings someone who has not chosen yet. The name search brings someone who has already been told to come to you — the hardest part is done, and all that is left is confirmation. Losing there is the most expensive kind of invisibility, because you paid nothing for the referral and lost it anyway.
It is also the easiest search to win. A doctor's name has almost no competition compared with a procedure term, which is why this is the first thing to fix and the fastest thing to move.
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The five assets
A page you own with your name in the title. Your Google profile, claimed and active. Two social profiles with the name field containing your name plus specialty. One third-party mention — a press quote, a podcast appearance, a hospital staff page, a professional body listing.
Then interlink them: your page links to the profiles, the profiles link back to the page. Consistency across all five — identical name spelling in both languages, identical specialty, identical clinic — is what makes search engines treat them as one person rather than several similar ones.
Settle the Arabic spelling once
Most doctors' names can be written two or three ways in Arabic, and using all of them across different profiles splits the search results into fragments — none of which ranks as well as one would. Pick the spelling patients actually use, write it down, and use it identically everywhere from now on.
Then add the common alternatives on your own page, in the text, so a search using the other spelling still finds you. That single detail is worth more than most technical SEO work for a doctor in Kuwait.