I am a recent graduate from the University of Tabuk with a degree in Pharmacy, driven by a deep passion for therapeutics and direct patient care. My interests extend to pharmacogenetics, with a particular focus on the intersection of personalized medicine and how genetic variations influence drug metabolism and efficacy. Throughout my academic journey, I have developed both technical and interpersonal skills through various roles and experiences. As a Member of the Board of Directors for the College of Pharmacy Club, I led numerous student initiatives and spearheaded impactful community awareness campaigns. These experiences have honed my leadership, teamwork, and communication skills, while reinforcing my commitment to service and collaboration. As I transition into the professional field, I am eager to contribute to the evolving healthcare landscape, while continuing to pursue my personal and professional growth. My goal is to consistently strive for excellence and make meaningful contributions to patient care and pharmacology.
Clinical Rotations:
Internal Medicine
Participated in clinical rounds and patient case discussions.
Evaluated pharmacotherapeutic plans for both acute and chronic conditions.
Cardiology
Assessed cardiovascular medications and monitored drug therapy outcomes.
Engaged in case-based discussions with clinical pharmacists.
Oncology
Observed chemotherapy protocols and supportive care strategies.
Reviewed drug safety and adverse effect management in cancer treatment.
Critical Care
Managed pharmacotherapy for ICU patients, focusing on sedation, hemodynamic support, and infection control.
Nephrology
Evaluated medication dosing adjustments for renal-impaired patients.
Participated in care planning related to dialysis and renal replacement therapy.
Infectious Diseases
Applied antimicrobial stewardship principles and culture-based therapy resistance patterns and contributed to therapeutic decisions.
Outpatient Pharmacy
Provided patient counseling and assessed prescription appropriateness.
Managed chronic disease medications and followed up on adherence.
Drug Information Center (DIC)
Researched and responded to real-life drug-related inquiries.
Strengthened literature-searching and evidence-based resource utilization skills.
Nutrition Support
Participated in planning and monitoring total parenteral nutrition (TPN).
Assessed patient nutritional needs and coordinated with multidisciplinary teams.
Al-Dawaa Pharmacy – Community Pharmacy Training (1 month)
• Assisted in dispensing medications and reviewing prescriptions
• Provided patient counselling on proper medication use
• Gained practical experience in community pharmacy workflow and chronic disease management
Graduated with First-Class Honors.
Won 3rd place in the Thematic Pharmacy Poster category at DUPHAT 2024 International Conference
and was recognized by the former University President, Dr. Abdullah bin Mufreh Al-Dhiyabi.
Won 3rd place in the Clinical Practice Poster Presentation at SEPHA 2025 Pharmaceutical Research
Conference and was recognized by the current University President, Dr. Abdulaziz bin Salem Al-
Ghamdi.
Presented research posters at both the DUPHAT International Conference and the SEPHA
Pharmaceutical Research Conference.
Contributed to four scientific research projects: three are currently in progress, and one has been
successfully published.
Participated in the Health Hackathon, where my team ranked among the top three in the first stage.
Received two awards from the Dean of the University for my leadership as Financial Director of the
“Dose of Medicine” Club’s Board of Directors for 1.5 years.
Completed 24 hours of training in the Peer Education Program, earned a certificate of achievement,
and received a recognition shield from the Dean of the College of Pharmacy for being among the first
three students to participate in the program at its inception.
Successfully completed training at Tabuk Pharmaceuticals Factory, covering the Production, Quality
Unit (QU), Warehouse (WH), and Research & Development (R&D) departments from February 2, 2025,
to February 13, 2025.
Earned a certificate for completing a 6-hour “Good Clinical Practice” training course on August 27,
2023 (valid until August 27, 2026).
Completed several academic courses in scientific research, volunteering, and professional
development.
Supervised and organized multiple student activities, including campus and community awareness
campaigns focused on gastrointestinal medications, respiratory drugs, and the proper use of
antibiotics.
Planned and led major events, including:
Representing the College of Pharmacy club at APGG
Coordinating inter-college and on-campus competitions
Leading the organization of World Pharmacist Day, Founding Day, and
Published
- “Hunting for New Antibiotics from the Soil Bacteria of Tabuk Natural Reserves”
In progress
- “Clear Lungs, Clear Minds: Evaluating Manga-Inspired Smoking Cessation Awareness
Campaign for Generation Z”
- “Beneficial Effect of N-acetyl Cysteine on Type II Diabetes-Related Nephropathy (RCT)”
- “Pharmacogenetics Risk Factors of Doxorubicin-Cyclophosphamide Chemotherapy
Related Toxicities in Breast Cancer”