I am a lecturer at Prince Sultan Military College of Health Sciences - Al Dhahran (PSMCHS), where I teach and mentor students on various topics related to health administration, information management, and medical coding. I am also an adjunct lecturer at Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University (IAU), where I deliver courses on health informatics and health quality. My goal is to share my knowledge and experience with the future leaders of the healthcare industry in Saudi Arabia and beyond.I have a strong background in healthcare data, having completed a Master of Science in Health Administration and two graduate certificates in Data Science and Quality Improvement in Health Care from the University of St. Francis (USF) in the USA. I also hold a Specialist - Health Administration certification from the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) and a Bachelor of Science in Health Information Management and a Minor in General Business from Tennessee State University (TSU). I have over three years of experience as a medical coder and data analyst in various hospital and healthcare settings, where I applied my skills in government regulations, counseling, and knowledge acquisition. I have contributed to several projects and initiatives that improved the accuracy, efficiency, and quality of healthcare data and services. I am passionate about learning new technologies and techniques to enhance the healthcare sector and benefit society.