Roles

Mrs. Mariam Ali Hussein is one of the faculty members in the Fundamentals of Nursing Department at the College of Nursing, who teaches the subject of anatomy. Mrs. Maryam Ali Hussein also contributes to supervising the research of the college’s graduation project students. She also examines and evaluates the research of the college’s graduation project students.

Careers

Mariam Ali Hussein joined the University of Tripoli from 2000 AD to 2004 AD as an assistant in teaching and evaluating the laboratory part in general and systemic and tissue cytology topics for students of the Faculty of Human Medicine, the Faculty of Pharmacy, and the Department of Cytology.  Dental Surgery, University of Tripoli. In the years from 2005 AD to 2008 AD, I worked as a collaborator in teaching and evaluating the laboratory department for medical technology students in the topics of general and systemic cell and tissue sciences, and in 2009 AD I worked as a collaborator in teaching and evaluating teachers’ evaluation of teaching. A training course at the Faculty of Education, University of Tripoli. In 2002, she was appointed as a research assistant in the Department of Anatomy at the College of Human Medicine and worked there until 2006, where she supervised the laboratories of the Research Unit in the Department of Anatomy. From 2006 AD to May 2019 AD, she worked as an assistant researcher in the Department of Pathological Anatomy and Medical Genetics at the Faculty of Human Medicine, University of Tripoli, and in May 2019 AD she was appointed. As a faculty member at the University of Tripoli, and from June 2019 until now, she has worked in the College of Nursing as a faculty member in anatomy. In 2019, I also worked as a cooperating professor teaching human anatomy courses for the third and fourth semesters to medical technology students in the Department of Physical Therapy and the Department of Radiology. At the Faculty of Medical Technology, University of Tripoli

Research Interests

Mariam Ali Hussein’s research interests are in the medical sciences

External Activities