Khadiga Elshamarka Email and Phone Number

• Led coordination and communication for Lancet Countdown’s Health and Climate Change report launch in Egypt, engaging over 800 medicalprofessionals across academia and private sector, under dean’s direct guidance• Delivered public health teaching and contributed to the assessment of undergraduate medical students

• Founded and managed FirstKaid, employing 9 healthcare students; secured 91 B2B customers for first aid educational services, resulting intraining of 4,000+ individuals and achieving a 74% customer retention rate, leading to a 400% ROI• Established strategic partnerships with stakeholders, including UN Women, IOM, and National Council for Women, boosting brand positioningand visibility, resulted in 6 national TV appearances and 3 public speaking engagements, resulted in a 700% boost in website traffic• Negotiated and secured 4 major contracts for first aid kit supplies, delivering 6,000 kits to private sector firms and hospitals• Conducted comprehensive market assessment and formulated Go-to-Market strategy for first aid kits production line

• Attended 12 months of 6 clinical rotations including Emergency medicine, Paediatrics,Internal Medicine, Surgery, OBGYN, Ophthalmology, Family medicine and psychiatry.• Conducted patient assessments and assisted residents in performing medical procedures.• Responsible for primary survey assessment and patient handling during ER shifts on all rotations.• Attending staff rounds and assisting residents in formulating patient presentations.

• Developed and maintained strategic relationships with stakeholders, donors, and sponsors while representing the policy and advocacy efforts of 1.4 million global medical students at international meetings, including World Health Assembly in Geneva and World Health Summit in Berlin• Built a sponsorship database and fundraising framework• Conducted 48 finance and fundraising training sessions across 11 countries during general assemblies, regional meetings and subregional meetings enhancing capacity of 135 national member organizations to improve financial sustainability

• Evaluating and monitoring the projects on communicable diseases conducted by our nationalmember organizations.• Analysing data and report formulation of our global advocacy impact on communicable diseases.• Capacity building of our members on communicable diseases during general assemblies andregional meetings.• AMR advocacy toolkit author.

• Representing NGU students in major events and conferences. • Working alongside Student Activities Office and providing assistance when necessary. • Leading campus tours and orientation sessions.

• Establishing a team of officials and recruitment of over 1000 members.• Creating a 3-year strategy for the medical association and establishing advocacy focus areas.• Activating our 6 standing committees of work: on public health issues, Reproductive health andRights, human rights and peace, medical education and research and professional exchange.• Representing the association in national and global meetings and assemblies.• Enrolling the association in IFMSA a global network of over 1.5 million medical students.• Organizing National events including world diabetes day, 500+ attendees.

• Formulation of the WHO model agenda and discussion points.• Capacitating members on WHO procedures prior to the model.• Facilitating the model WHO conference held in NGU.• Responsible on overseeing logistics and finance of the event along side the model WHO team.

•Selecting participants for our summer entrepreneurship program. •Designing and delivering the program’s training sessions and workshops alongside other program coordinators. •Communicating with externals and sponsors for deliverables.

• Attending daily medical rounds in the hospice and shadowing palliative care doctors.• Volunteering as care giver for patients and assisting in daily activities including feeding and walking. • Volunteering in creating entertainment activities for hospice patients including art and music sessions.