As a General Practitioner in the Ministry of Health & Population in Egypt, I provided primary healthcare services to patients, including medical assessments, diagnoses, and treatment plans.

"Khudlak Break Then Break" is an annual event that has been taking place since 2016 and is attended by almost 1500 high school students. It was designed to offer advice, consultation, and motivation to the attendees.I served as the Head of the Organization Committee for the "Khudlak Break Then Break" event for two years. I was responsible for managing, planning the organization of the event from the beginning, and leading a team of volunteering organizers to direct it.

Al-Azhar Medical Student Association (AMSA) is a non-profit association managed by volunteer medical students and is independent of the Students Union. As a member of IFMSA-Egypt, AMSA shares the same mission and vision with IFMSA while maintaining its unique identity as a part of the most prestigious Islamic institution namely Al-Azhar university.As the Local Coordinator for the Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) project at Al-Azhar University, my main responsibility was to assemble and train a team of medical students to deliver physical and online campaigns aimed at increasing awareness about the dangers of antibiotic misuse. Together, we organized a series of educational events and workshops that targeted healthcare professionals, students, and community members. Our campaigns emphasized the importance of appropriate antibiotic use and the role of hygiene practices in preventing the spread of infections. Through this experience, I developed strong leadership and team management skills, while contributing to an important public health initiative.