Roles

Salem Elghmati is one of the staff members at the department of 4 faculty of 5. He is working as a since 2002-07-26. He teaches several subjects in his major and has several puplications in the field of his interest.

1-Fundamental and principles of immunology for 2nd year pharmacy student, 12 hours, 1993-2007.

2-Introduction on antibiotics, their mechanism of action and the bacterial resistance to them, for 2nd year pharmacy, 12 hours, 1993-2007.

3-Clinical immunology including bed site teaching, for 3rd year pharmacy student, 20 hours, 1993-2011.

4-Practical laboratory teaching for 2nd year pharmacy students, including methods of culturing of bacteria, their identification and their antibiotic sensitivity testing, identification of immune cells and principle of immunological testing, 15 hours, 1993-2011.

5-Practical laboratory teaching for 3rd year pharmacy students, including different methods for evaluating both cellular and humeral immune responses, 6 hours, 1993-2011.

6-Lecturing on molecular analysis by electrophoresis technique for postgraduate MSc student, 12 hours, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011.

7- Lecturing on molecular microbiology for postgraduate MSc student, 24 hours, 2008, 2009 & 2010.

8- Lecturing on Advanced immunology for postgraduate MSc student, 28 hours, 2008, 2009 & 2010.

Careers

1-      Sep. 1982- May 1984, Clinical biologist in the Central Reference Laboratories and blood bank of Ministry of health, Tripoli/Libya.

2-      June 1984- June 1986, Assistant researcher (demonstrator) in the Department of Industrial pharmacy and microbiology, Faculty of pharmacy, University of Al-Fateh, Tripoli/Libya.

3-      July 1986- July 1988, Postgraduate student for MSc degree, Faculty of Medicine, laboratory of microbiology, Sint-Rafael University hospital of KUL, Leuven, Belgium.

4-      Sep. 1988- June 1993, Postgraduate student for PhD degree, Faculty of Medicine, laboratory of immunology, Sint-Rafael University hospital of KUL, Leuven, Belgium.

5-      January 1995- May 2003, Consultant in the National Center for Medical and Drug research.

6-      July 1993- May 1996, Lecturer, Department of microbiology and immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Great Al-Fateh University for Medical sciences, Tripoli/Libya.

7-      January 1996- May 2001, Consultant in the National Center for Control of   Tuberculosis and chest diseases.

8-      October 1997- September 1998, Postdoctoral fellowship, Faculty of Medicine, laboratory of immunology, Sint-Rafael University hospital of KUL, Leuven, Belgium.

9-      June 1996- May 2000, Assistant Professor, Department of microbiology and immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Great Al-Fateh University for Medical sciences, Tripoli/Libya.

10-  Sep 1999- Feb 2001, Assistant security for scientific affairs, Faculty of Pharmacy, Al-fetah University.

11-  June 2000- May 2004, Associated Professor, Department of microbiology and immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Al-Fateh University, Tripoli/Libya.

12-  June 2003-May 2005, Head of the registration and inspection departments in the National Center for Food and Drug Control.

13-  June 2004 till present, Professor, Department of microbiology and immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Al-Fateh University, Tripoli/Libya.

November 2007 – till present, Coordinator for postgraduate studies, department of microbiology and immunology, Faculty of pharmacy, Tripoli University, Tripoli/ Libya

Research Interests

The following list includes the names of bachelor student and their correspondent thesis titles:

1- Tamer N. and Tellisi F.: Prevalence of intestinal parasites in Tripoli region, 1994.

2- Sokni N.: Antibiotic resistance pattern in gram negative bacteria, 1994

3- Abdulhalim K. and Fateh R.: Antibiotic resistance pattern in gram positive bacteria, 1995.

4- Hussam M. and Bargoti L.: An attempt to elucidate the mechanism of action of antibiotic resistance in gram negative and gram positive bacteria, 1995.

5- Saud M. and Algaafari M.: Prevalence of hepatitis B infection in Tripoli region, 1996.

6- Ebrish R. and Najha M.: The use of quick Look Identification system for the identification of gram negative bacilli, 1997.

7- Eshwish H., Ebrik A. and Shaba N.: Prevalence of hepatitis C infection in Tripoli region, 1997.

8- Salwa Ali Ya`acoob and Sana Melad Essa: Isolation and identification of pathogenic microorganisms responsible for nose, ear and throat infection among Libyan patients, 2005.

9- Somia M. Oun and Alzaira Kalifa Rhoma: Antimicrobial activity of some antibiotic available and marketed in Libyan market, 2005.

10- Aml O.  El-gargani, Yosra A. Ettir and Zahra  A. Algerbi. A study to discover and to determine the role of clinical pharmacist in the management of dermatological diseases, December, 2007.

11- Waleed Salem Bo-daia, Mahmoud  Mohamed Abdeen and Ahmed Kedkad:  Hepatitis E infection in normal individuals, immune compromised patients and in pregnant woman, December, 2009.

12- Fatma  Ali Ragss: The use of a new home prepared probiotic as a treatment for Acne vulgaris, October 2010.

13- Nibal Adnan Abdelkarim & Zina Gamal Naji: The detection of Beta-lactamase enzymes among virulent and non-virulent  E. coli strains isolated in Tripoli Medical Center, October, 2010.

14- Fatma Tako, Rabab Ali & Soaad Mohamed: The Comparison of Beta-lactamase enzymes production among Virulent and non-virulent Uropathogenic  strains of  E. coli isolated in Tripoli Medical Center & Tajura Hospital. October, 2011.

The following list includes the names of bachelor student and their correspondent thesis titles:

1- Tamer N. and Tellisi F.: Prevalence of intestinal parasites in Tripoli region, 1994.

2- Sokni N.: Antibiotic resistance pattern in gram negative bacteria, 1994

3- Abdulhalim K. and Fateh R.: Antibiotic resistance pattern in gram positive bacteria, 1995.

4- Hussam M. and Bargoti L.: An attempt to elucidate the mechanism of action of antibiotic resistance in gram negative and gram positive bacteria, 1995.

5- Saud M. and Algaafari M.: Prevalence of hepatitis B infection in Tripoli region, 1996.

6- Ebrish R. and Najha M.: The use of quick Look Identification system for the identification of gram negative bacilli, 1997.

7- Eshwish H., Ebrik A. and Shaba N.: Prevalence of hepatitis C infection in Tripoli region, 1997.

8- Salwa Ali Ya`acoob and Sana Melad Essa: Isolation and identification of pathogenic microorganisms responsible for nose, ear and throat infection among Libyan patients, 2005.

9- Somia M. Oun and Alzaira Kalifa Rhoma: Antimicrobial activity of some antibiotic available and marketed in Libyan market, 2005.

10- Aml O.  El-gargani, Yosra A. Ettir and Zahra  A. Algerbi. A study to discover and to determine the role of clinical pharmacist in the management of dermatological diseases, December, 2007.

11- Waleed Salem Bo-daia, Mahmoud  Mohamed Abdeen and Ahmed Kedkad:  Hepatitis E infection in normal individuals, immune compromised patients and in pregnant woman, December, 2009.

12- Fatma  Ali Ragss: The use of a new home prepared probiotic as a treatment for Acne vulgaris, October 2010.

13- Nibal Adnan Abdelkarim & Zina Gamal Naji: The detection of Beta-lactamase enzymes among virulent and non-virulent  E. coli strains isolated in Tripoli Medical Center, October, 2010.

14- Fatma Tako, Rabab Ali & Soaad Mohamed: The Comparison of Beta-lactamase enzymes production among Virulent and non-virulent Uropathogenic  strains of  E. coli isolated in Tripoli Medical Center & Tajura Hospital. October, 2011.

External Activities

1-      May 1984, the first Libyan demonstrator in Microbiology in the Faculty of pharmacy, Tripoli University.

2-       October 1984, One of the founders of Libyan Society for Pharmaceutical Sciences.

3-      October 1993, One of Founders of department of Microbiology & Immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy, Al-fate University.

4-      1994 -1995 work project resulted in Implementation of HCV screening test for blood donation in all parts of Libya.

5-      1996-2000, Implementing and supervision of immunotherapy of allergic asthmatic patient in respiratory department of Tripoli Medical Center with cooperation of allergy department of University hospital KUL, Leuven, Belgium.

6-      December 2007, Founder of Post graduated Study (MSc program), department of Microbiology & Immunology, Faculty of Pharmacy. Al-fateh University.

7-      2007, Submission of a Proposal for the establishment of an administration department in Ministry of higher education for the distinguished student to improve their abilities in an advanced step for the progress of the Libyan communities. 

8-      2009, Discovery of a new probiotics for the treatment for Acne vulgaris and other skin disease.

9-      June 2010, Submission of a Proposal for teaching of molecular biology for Post Graduated MSc students in the Faculty of Pharmacy, Tripoli University, Tripoli/Libya. This program has been implanted in April 2012.

10-  2012, Founder of Libyan Society for Therapeutic and Pharmaceutical Care.

11-  March 2012, Founder of Aletkan International Center for Human development & Quality.

12-  March 2012, Lecturer in human development and Quality in cooperation with Libyan well fare Societies to build Libya as a free and civilized country.

April 2012, Submission of a Proposal for development of a department for Post Graduated Professional degree for Pharmaceutical Sciences in The Academy of Graduate Studies, Tripoli/Libya