I hold a PhD in Pharmacy Practice and have extensive experience in academia, research, and clinical education. I am currently a Lecturer at King’s College London, where I lead on simulation-based education across immersive, digital, and face-to-face formats. I also lead the OSCE programme for the MPharm, overseeing the design, delivery, and assessment of clinical skills. Previously, I have held academic and clinical teaching positions including Simulation Lead and Teaching Fellow at King’s College London, Research Fellow at the University of Nottingham, Clinical Lecturer at King Faisal University and King Abdullah University Hospital, and Lecturer at Mohammad Al Mana College. Across these roles, I have been actively involved in research, teaching, and the preceptorship of clinical pharmacy and medical students.

Teaching

Courses tought: Pharmaceutical Calculation, Interprofessional Education (Prevention of medication errors, Full patient simulation and Medication safety) and Simulated clinical practice classes

Course leader: Endocrine System and Cancer