Roles

I am an esteemed member of the teaching faculty, serving since 2018. I have the privilege of acting as an academic supervisor for a diverse group of students. Previously, I held the prestigious role of General Stage Coordinator at the College of Medical Technology from 2019 to 2023. Currently, I am honored to serve as the Study and Exams Coordinator in the Department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care. Additionally, I take pride in my role overseeing project student groups, demonstrating my unwavering dedication to academic excellence and student success.

Careers

After graduating from the Department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care, I began my professional journey as an anesthesia technician in various hospitals and private health centers, gaining significant experience in providing medical support during surgeries and handling advanced anesthesia technologies.

With a desire for academic advancement, I pursued a master’s degree at the University of Glasgow in the UK, where I delved deeper into medical and research studies. After completing my master’s degree, I started my career as a faculty member teaching microbiology in 2018, marking a new phase in my professional journey.

In 2019, I was appointed as the General Stage Coordinator, a position I held until 2023, where I was responsible for coordinating academic and administrative aspects of the general stage. Currently, I am teaching courses in virology and hospital-acquired infections, in addition to serving as the Coordinator of Studies and Examinations in the Department of Anesthesia.

Research Interests

My research interest focuses on studying microorganisms that play a critical role in causing hospital-acquired infections. This field is of utmost importance due to the rising cases of infections acquired in healthcare settings, commonly known as healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) or nosocomial infections. My research aims to understand the bacterial, fungal, and viral pathogens and their resistance mechanisms to antibiotic or antifungal treatments.

External Activities

Participating in educational conferences to exchange knowledge and expertise with colleagues in the educational field.

2. Conducting academic research in various medical fields and publishing the results in scientific journals.

3. Engaging in community service activities, such as conducting research to support social issues.

4. Contributing to supporting international education students by offering workshops and training courses on how to solve questions and prepare for international exams.