Jan 2026 – Present · 3 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Directed the Palliative Medicine Fellowship Program, overseeing curriculum design, fellow recruitment, and clinical training to advance expertise in symptom management, end-of-life care, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Managed accreditation compliance, faculty development, and research initiatives, fostering a supportive learning environment that integrates evidence-based practices and ethical considerations in palliative care. Contributed to program growth by implementing quality improvement projects and mentoring fellows in scholarly activities, resulting in enhanced patient-centered outcomes and professional development for emerging specialists.

Sep 2025 – Nov 2025 · 2 mos · Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

• Developed a framework for an AI tool to predict length of stay, discharge destinations, and ICU transfers for patients with advanced illnesses. Addressed technical foundations (data availability, model accuracy, interpretability), ethical implementation (privacy, workflow integration, equity), and risk management. This project builds on clinical experience at KSUMC and aims to inform future pilot studies for operational efficiency and patient-centered outcomes.

Aug 2025 – Present · 8 mos

• Served as a member of the Internal Medicine Department Council for Events, Activities, and Community Services at King Saud University (KSU), helping to guide departmental initiatives. Contributed to creating an annual plan, holding regular meetings, and preparing detailed reports to improve standards. Worked closely with other departments to ensure smooth collaboration and organized community service events and healthcare outreach programs. Showed commitment to supporting the department’s goals through teamwork and community impact.

Apr 2025 – Present · 1 yr

• Appointed as the official representative of the Internal Medicine Department to the Artificial Intelligence Lab at the College of Medicine, King Saud University. In this role, I serve as a liaison between clinical practice and AI-driven research, ensuring that the department’s priorities and challenges are meaningfully integrated into the lab’s innovation agenda. I contribute to interdisciplinary initiatives that explore the application of machine learning, predictive analytics, and digital health tools in medical education, diagnostics, and patient care. My involvement includes project scoping, clinical validation, and strategic alignment of AI initiatives with real-world healthcare needs, particularly in the fields of internal medicine and palliative care.

Oct 2023 – Present · 2 yrs 6 mos

• As an Assistant Professor of Palliative Care, I educate and mentor medical students, residents, and fellows, integrating evidence-based practices into clinical education. My focus is on palliative care, symptom management, and end-of-life decision-making, ensuring future healthcare professionals develop the necessary skills to provide compassionate, patient-centered care. I also contribute to research and academic publications, advancing palliative care knowledge in the region.

Jun 2025 – Present · 10 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Between the Silence of Pain and the Voice of Hope (بين صمت الألم وصوت الأمل) began as a quiet conversation with myself, a way to translate long nights at the bedside into language the heart could understand. How do we meet suffering without turning away, and where does hope reside when life feels most fragile?
• Publishing this work is the first step in a lifelong journey of writing about human resilience, compassion, and the quiet courage found in ordinary rooms. I continue to explore new stories that trace the same path from ache to illumination, guided by the belief that words, tenderly offered, can ease the distance between pain and hope.

Jun 2002 – Present · 23 yrs 10 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• For over two decades, I have pursued writing as a means to explore the depths of human consciousness, the fragility of memory, and the nature of reality itself. My work interrogates the interplay between choice and circumstance, the dissonance between what is remembered and what is real, and the quiet spaces where language fails but meaning lingers. I approach writing as both a craft and a discipline, constructing narratives that do not merely entertain but challenge, that unsettle, that ask more than they answer, revealing something essential yet ineffable about the human experience. My work is concerned with the fleeting and the eternal, the rational and the surreal, the ordered structure of the world and the chaos that seeps through its seams. Through this, I seek not only to tell stories but to create spaces where readers might glimpse the underlying architecture of existence, where fiction becomes a mirror, a labyrinth, a passageway into something greater than itself.

Jun 2025 – Present · 10 mos

• Recognized as a Goodreads Author, with a growing body of reflective and philosophical literary work centered on the human experience, healing, and meaning. My writing aims to bridge depth with accessibility, and to offer readers a space for contemplation, connection, and insight.
• I aspire to promote Arabic authorship on international platforms by highlighting the richness, depth, and universality of Arabic literature and thought. Through my writing and future publications, I aim to bridge cultural and linguistic gaps, introduce global readers to authentic voices from the Arab world, and contribute to a more diverse and human-centered literary landscape. This includes engaging with readers across languages and regions, participating in cross-cultural literary discussions, and fostering greater visibility for Arabic narratives that speak to shared human experiences.

Jun 2025 – Present · 10 mos · Swindon, England, United Kingdom

• This membership signifies a shared commitment to upholding the highest standards of ethical, evidence-based, and forward-thinking practice in the digital world. As someone working at the intersection of healthcare, education, and technology, I view this affiliation not only as recognition, but also as a responsibility: to continue driving innovation, fostering digital literacy, and ensuring that the evolution of information systems remains human-centered and ethically grounded.
• BCS membership supports my ongoing professional development, connects me to a global network of IT leaders, and reinforces my mission to harness the power of data, AI, and informatics to improve care, enable learning, and shape better systems, especially in the fields of medicine and public health.

Jun 2025 – Nov 2025 · 5 mos · Vienna, Austria

• Selected as a member of the AI For Developing Countries Forum (AIFOD), an independent global platform committed to advancing responsible, inclusive, and human-centered AI in emerging economies.
• As part of this role, I contribute to discussions that bridge technology, ethics, and sustainable development, with a particular focus on healthcare innovation, digital equity, and the Global South.
• Proud to join a global network of experts working to ensure that artificial intelligence serves as a force for equity, impact, and opportunity.

Apr 2025 – Present · 1 yr · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• As Head of the Oncology Center’s Quality Committee, I lead strategic quality improvement efforts aimed at enhancing clinical outcomes, patient safety, and operational performance. In this capacity, I provide executive oversight of key performance indicators (KPIs), direct the facilitation of multidisciplinary quality reviews, and ensure the implementation of evidence-based protocols aligned with national and international healthcare standards.
• I collaborate with physicians, nursing leadership, administrators, and data analysts to identify system gaps, reduce variability in care delivery, and cultivate a culture of continuous improvement. The committee’s outputs inform departmental strategy, support accreditation readiness, and contribute directly to institutional quality and safety goals.

Jan 2025 – Present · 1 yr 3 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Led the Digital Portal Project within the Executive Administration of Health Affairs at King Saud University Medical City (KSUMC). Oversaw the redesign and optimization of the KSUMC portal and intranet, enhancing user accessibility, data integration, and operational efficiency. Collaborated with IT teams and stakeholders for improved clinical workflows and patient engagement. Ensured compliance with healthcare standards and data security protocols throughout the project lifecycle.

Oct 2024 – Present · 1 yr 6 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• In my capacity as Lead for the Oncology Center’s Monthly Grand Rounds Program, I am responsible for the strategic planning and execution of high-level academic sessions that contribute to the center’s educational mission. I curate a diverse calendar of expert speakers, including national and international leaders in oncology, palliative care, and health innovation. The program under my leadership serves as a platform for advancing clinical knowledge, fostering interdepartmental dialogue, and highlighting emerging research and best practices. I ensure that each session aligns with core competencies, addresses current challenges in oncology care, and contributes to the professional development of staff and trainees alike.

Sep 2024 – Present · 1 yr 7 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• As a Strategic Advisor for Digital Innovation & Solutions Architect at King Saud University Medical City, I contribute to enterprise-level digital transformation initiatives that enhance clinical operations, administrative workflows, and institutional decision-making. I work cross-functionally with departments to design and implement scalable solutions using tools such as Power BI, Power Automate, SQL, Python, and cloud platforms like Azure, ensuring alignment with operational goals and clinical realities.
• My responsibilities include developing interactive dashboards, integrating key performance indicators (KPIs), supporting quality improvement projects (QIPs), and contributing to workflow optimization and process automation. I also engage in data modeling, visual analytics, and limited machine learning prototyping to support predictive insights and system-level efficiency.
• In collaboration with IT, I support the development of internal web platforms, digital applications, and data integration pipelines, with attention to interoperability, data governance, and institutional standards. Additionally, I contribute to training and enablement efforts to foster a digitally fluent environment across clinical and administrative teams.

Oct 2023 – Present · 2 yrs 6 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• As a Palliative Care Consultant, I provide specialized care for patients with advanced illnesses, focusing on pain management, symptom relief, and quality of life improvement. I work closely with oncologists, intensivists, and primary care teams to develop comprehensive, patient-centered care plans. Additionally, I mentor medical trainees and contribute to hospital-wide palliative care policy development.

Oct 2023 – Mar 2025 · 1 yr 5 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• As a committee member, I contributed to the Oncology Center’s quality improvement and patient safety initiatives through active participation in performance review meetings, policy evaluations, and multidisciplinary case discussions. I supported the development and tracking of KPIs, participated in root cause analyses, and collaborated on the implementation of targeted improvement actions aligned with institutional and national accreditation standards. My contributions helped shape the foundation for scalable quality structures later formalized under centralized leadership.

Mar 2025 – Present · 1 yr 1 mo · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Co-founder and co-writer of موسوعة الرعاية التلطيفية | PalliativeHealth.care, the first comprehensive Arabic-language platform dedicated to palliative care education. This initiative was developed to bridge the gap in accessible, evidence-based health education for Arabic-speaking patients, families, and caregivers.
• Our mission is to provide scientifically accurate, easy-to-understand resources that empower individuals to make informed healthcare decisions. By offering culturally relevant and linguistically accessible content, we aim to enhance awareness and promote palliative care principles across the Arab world.
• 🔹 Key Contributions:
• ✅ Co-authored and curated medical content tailored for patients and families.
• ✅ Helped establish the platform’s vision, structure, and educational strategy.
• ✅ Promoted public health literacy through digital outreach.
• 🌍 Visit the platform: palliativehealth.care

Feb 2025 – Apr 2025 · 2 mos · Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Completed a professional program at Harvard Medical School exploring the strategic integration of artificial intelligence into healthcare systems. Gained practical insight into AI applications in diagnostics, patient outcomes, operational efficiency, and clinical decision-making.
• Course topics included data-driven care models, ethics of AI in medicine, implementation challenges, and future innovations. Engaged with global healthcare leaders on leveraging AI to transform patient care and enhance health system performance.

Jan 2025 – Dec 2025 · 11 mos · Geneva, Switzerland

• The Be He@lthy, Be Mobile (BHBM) initiative, led by the World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), harnesses the power of mobile health (mHealth) solutions to combat noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and improve global health accessibility. This groundbreaking program leverages digital technologies to provide scalable, cost-effective health interventions across populations, ensuring timely, evidence-based support reaches those who need it most.
• Now, BHBM is expanding into palliative care, bringing the same innovative approach to one of the most underserved areas in global health. This expansion aims to digitally transform palliative care, making support, guidance, and resources more accessible to patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. By utilizing mobile health solutions, digital platforms, and data-driven strategies, we are breaking down barriers to care, ensuring that compassionate, high-quality palliative services reach communities globally with ease and efficiency.
• This initiative marks a bold step forward in integrating palliative care into the digital health revolution, reinforcing WHO’s commitment to leveraging technology for equitable and impactful healthcare solutions.

Nov 2023 – Oct 2025 · 1 yr 11 mos · Geneva, Switzerland

• Being part of the Palliative Care Working Group at the World Health Organization has provided an invaluable opportunity to contribute to global healthcare advancements. My work focuses on enhancing palliative care policies, research, and implementation strategies to improve patient outcomes worldwide.
• Policy Development: Collaborating on global frameworks that integrate palliative care into national healthcare systems.
• Medical Research & Advocacy: Working on evidence-based strategies to ensure equitable access to palliative care for all patients, regardless of geography or socioeconomic status.
• Education & Capacity Building: Supporting training initiatives that empower healthcare professionals to deliver compassionate, high-quality care.
• Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Engaging with health ministries, NGOs, and global experts to drive sustainable impact.
• This role aligns with my mission to elevate palliative care as a fundamental component of healthcare, ensuring that quality, dignity, and comfort are at the forefront of patient care worldwide.

Jan 2025 – Dec 2025 · 11 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• As a writer at DrsMag.com, I craft insightful and accessible articles on health, wellness, and personal growth. My focus is on simplifying complex medical and lifestyle topics, making them engaging and practical for a broad audience. Through clear and well-structured content, I aim to empower readers with knowledge that enhances their well-being and daily lives.

Nov 2024 – Oct 2025 · 11 mos · Cairo, Egypt

• As a member of the Palliative Care Expert Group at WHO’s Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office (EMRO), I contribute to the development and implementation of strategies aimed at strengthening palliative care services across the region. This role involves working closely with international health organizations, policymakers, and medical professionals to ensure access to high-quality, patient-centered palliative care.
• Policy & Framework Development: Assisting in the formulation of regional guidelines and policies to integrate palliative care into national healthcare systems.
• Research & Evidence-Based Practice: Contributing to data-driven initiatives that assess palliative care needs and inform best practices for healthcare providers.
• Training & Capacity Building: Supporting the education and training of healthcare professionals to enhance palliative care delivery at institutional and community levels.
• Collaboration & Advocacy: Engaging with health ministries, medical institutions, and advocacy groups to promote palliative care as an essential healthcare service.
• Through this work, I aim to advance the availability and quality of palliative care services in the Eastern Mediterranean region, ensuring that all patients, regardless of their condition or location, receive the compassionate and comprehensive care they deserve.

Oct 2024 – Present · 1 yr 6 mos · Vilvoorde, Flemish Region, Belgium

• As a member of the EAPC, I actively participate in multidisciplinary initiatives and ongoing efforts to advance palliative care across Europe and globally. EAPC membership provides access to cutting-edge research, educational resources, and opportunities for collaborative projects that align with my work in integrating palliative care into healthcare systems and research platforms.

Oct 2024 – Present · 1 yr 6 mos · Singapore, Singapore

• As a member of the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHPCN), I am engaged in initiatives that promote collaboration, capacity-building, and advocacy across the Asia Pacific region.
• This membership allows me to contribute to the growing dialogue around palliative care equity, education, and culturally responsive service delivery in diverse healthcare systems.
• Through APHPCN, I stay connected with professionals across the region working to expand access to compassionate, multidisciplinary care for patients with serious illness.

Aug 2024 – Present · 1 yr 8 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Founding member of HOPE, a private consultant network focused on advancing palliative care across the Arab world, with a primary focus on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
• As part of this invitation-only group, I contribute to cross-sector projects that support the implementation of holistic, high-quality, and operationally sound palliative care systems.
• Our collective work includes advisory efforts on strategic planning, care model design, health system efficiency, and palliative education across institutional and national levels.
• The mission of HOPE is to support sustainable, patient-centered care through a balance of clinical insight, policy awareness, and a deep commitment to compassion.

Aug 2024 – Jul 2025 · 11 mos · New York, United States

• Recognized as a CAPC Champion for leading the implementation of palliative care best practices and educational strategies within a multidisciplinary clinical setting.
• Oversaw integration efforts aligned with CAPC guidelines, focusing on staff training, policy advocacy, and care model development to support patients with serious illness.
• Facilitated cross-team collaboration, promoted quality improvement initiatives, and contributed to a culture of compassionate, patient-centered care across services.

Aug 2024 – Jul 2025 · 11 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Served as a dedicated Palliative Care Consultant at Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Mishari Hospital, providing expert clinical guidance and compassionate care to patients facing serious illnesses. Delivered personalized treatment plans to enhance quality of life, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to address physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Played a pivotal role in advancing patient-centered care standards, fostering a supportive environment, and contributing to the hospital’s reputation for excellence in end-of-life support.

Aug 2024 – Jul 2025 · 11 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Led Project Amal at Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Mishari Hospital as Senior Project Manager, spearheading an innovative initiative to reframe healthcare with a holistic approach, emphasizing end-of-life care and quality of life enhancement. Directed efforts to integrate compassionate care models, fostering collaboration across departments to prioritize patient well-being and family support. Successfully established a foundation for transformative care practices, leaving a lasting positive impact on the hospital’s healthcare delivery and community outreach.

Nov 2023 – Present · 2 yrs 5 mos · Houston, Texas, United States

• As a lifetime member of the IAHPC, I contribute to the global palliative care community by engaging in international dialogue, supporting advocacy for equitable access to care, and staying informed on best practices and research. IAHPC membership strengthens my connection with professionals and initiatives around the world dedicated to improving quality of life for patients with serious illness.

Dec 2022 – Aug 2023 · 8 mos · Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Served as an Executive Committee Member for the Division of Palliative Care at the University of Toronto, contributing to strategic discussions on clinical training, academic programming, and interdepartmental coordination.
• Collaborated with faculty across affiliated hospitals to support quality improvement efforts, optimize educational delivery, and strengthen the division’s role in shaping the future of palliative care education and research.

Dec 2022 – Aug 2023 · 8 mos · Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• As a member of the Executive Committee for the Department of Palliative Medicine, I participated in senior-level planning around clinical operations, trainee experience, and system-wide advocacy initiatives.
• My role included reviewing departmental priorities, supporting alignment with broader health system goals, and contributing to discussions on academic leadership, equity, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Jul 2021 – Aug 2023 · 2 yrs 1 mo · Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Completed a two-year fellowship in Palliative Care at the University of Toronto, gaining advanced expertise in pain management, symptom control, and end-of-life care. Trained in interdisciplinary collaboration, complex decision-making, and ethical considerations in serious illness. Provided consultative services in oncology, geriatrics, and intensive care units, ensuring holistic patient support.

Oct 2022 – Sep 2023 · 11 mos · Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana

• As part of the collaborative effort between the University of Toronto and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), I played a key role in advancing palliative care education and training in Ghana. This initiative aimed to build healthcare capacity, integrate palliative care into medical education, and enhance clinical skills for healthcare professionals.
• Medical Education & Workshops – Led and facilitated interactive workshops, case-based discussions, and hands-on training sessions for medical students, residents, and faculty members.
• Curriculum Integration – Supported the development of palliative care curricula, ensuring its incorporation into medical training programs for sustainable knowledge transfer.
• Clinical Skill Development – Provided mentorship and training on symptom management, communication skills, and patient-centered care, essential for improving quality of life in serious illness.
• International Collaboration – Engaged in knowledge exchange between Ghanaian and Canadian medical professionals, fostering a lasting partnership to strengthen palliative care services.
• This collaboration reinforced the global need for palliative care education and emphasized the importance of capacity building in healthcare systems to improve patient outcomes and quality of life.

Sep 2021 – Aug 2023 · 1 yr 11 mos · Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

• As part of the Toronto Addis Ababa Academic Collaboration (TAAAC), my work focused on advancing palliative care education and training in Ethiopia. This initiative brought together educators and medical professionals from Toronto and Addis Ababa to enhance medical education and build sustainable healthcare capacity.
• Curriculum Development – Contributed to the design and implementation of palliative care training programs for medical students, residents, and healthcare providers in Ethiopia.
• Clinical Teaching – Delivered hands-on training sessions, lectures, and workshops to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary for high-quality palliative care delivery.
• Capacity Building – Worked alongside local faculty to integrate palliative care principles into medical education, ensuring long-term impact and sustainability.
• International Collaboration – Engaged in a multidisciplinary exchange of knowledge, fostering partnerships between Canadian and Ethiopian institutions to support the growth of palliative care services.
• This experience reinforced my commitment to global health education, emphasizing the importance of palliative care as a core component of medical training and patient-centered care worldwide.

Jul 2021 – Aug 2023 · 2 yrs 1 mo · Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Completed hands-on clinical training across multiple UHN sites, including Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, Toronto General, and Toronto Western Hospitals.
• Provided specialized consultative care in oncology, complex pain management, and advanced symptom control for patients with serious and life-limiting illness.
• Worked within high-acuity settings such as intensive care units, inpatient palliative care wards, and ambulatory clinics, gaining deep exposure to interdisciplinary team dynamics and system-based palliative care delivery.
• Focused on integrating evidence-based practices, communication strategies, and ethical decision-making to support patients and families through serious illness.

Jun 2017 – Jun 2021 · 4 yrs · Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• Rotated through acute care, internal medicine wards, and subspecialty clinics, managing patients with complex, multi-system diseases. Gained expertise in resuscitation, diagnostic evaluation, and therapeutic interventions. Engaged in clinical research and quality improvement projects to enhance patient outcomes.

Jun 2017 – Jun 2021 · 4 yrs · Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• Trained at one of Canada's leading academic health centers, specializing in internal medicine, critical care, and perioperative medicine. Developed expertise in multisystem disease management, emergency response, and inpatient medicine. Participated in teaching medical students and conducting research projects.

Jun 2017 – Jun 2021 · 4 yrs · Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• Gained specialized experience in geriatrics, oncology-related internal medicine, and chronic disease management. Provided comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care, managing diabetes, hypertension, and autoimmune diseases. Focused on patient education and interdisciplinary team collaboration.

May 2017 – Jun 2021 · 4 yrs 1 mo · Montreal, Quebec, Canada

• Completed residency training at McGill University, acquiring a well-rounded foundation in internal medicine and its subspecialties. Conducted research projects in evidence-based medicine and healthcare innovation, presenting findings at medical conferences. Served as a mentor to junior residents and contributed to medical education initiatives.

Oct 2015 – Present · 10 yrs 6 mos

• Serving as a faculty member at the College of Medicine, I play an integral role in medical education, curriculum development, and clinical training. I supervise students and residents in both classroom and hospital settings, emphasizing clinical reasoning, ethics, and patient-centered communication. My role includes organizing academic programs, guiding research projects, and contributing to the continuous development of medical education.

Oct 2015 – May 2017 · 1 yr 7 mos

• Completed rotations across various subspecialties, including cardiology, pulmonology, infectious diseases, and nephrology. Developed strong clinical skills in diagnosing and managing complex medical cases while providing high-quality patient care. Engaged in multidisciplinary collaboration, learning to coordinate with specialists and allied healthcare professionals.

Jul 2014 – Jun 2015 · 11 mos · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Completed a one-year internship with rotations in internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, and emergency medicine. Developed essential skills in patient assessment, history-taking, clinical procedures, and emergency response. Actively participated in medical rounds, case discussions, and patient management plans under the supervision of experienced physicians.