📅 Clinical Leadership Timeline
1987 – 1989
Head Nurse – General Government Hospital (Jordan)
Inpatient nursing leadership, staff supervision.
Inpatient nursing leadership, staff supervision.
1989 – 1998
Head Nurse – Hemodialysis Unit
Al Bashir Hospital / MOH (Jordan)
• Quality Assurance Committee (in charge)
• Infection Control Committee (in charge)
• Continuing Education coordinator
Al Bashir Hospital / MOH (Jordan)
• Quality Assurance Committee (in charge)
• Infection Control Committee (in charge)
• Continuing Education coordinator
1998 – 2023
Unit In-Charge – Hemodialysis
Sultanate of Oman
🔹 Led Omanization process: trained and upskilled Omani nursing staff.
🔹 Updated clinical protocols based on medical research & articles.
Sultanate of Oman
🔹 Led Omanization process: trained and upskilled Omani nursing staff.
🔹 Updated clinical protocols based on medical research & articles.
2023 – present
Unit In-Charge – Multiple private hospitals (Jordan/Oman)
Operational excellence, staff development, patient safety.
Operational excellence, staff development, patient safety.
🏥 Core Clinical Skills
- Hemodialysis & renal replacement therapy
- Infection control & prevention (dialysis-specific)
- Quality assurance & clinical audit
- Staff training & curriculum development
- Evidence-based practice & research review
- ICU nursing principles (certified)
🎓 Formal Education & Certifications
- B.Sc. Nursing – Jordan University / Faculty of Nursing (1987)
- ICU Certificate – 6 months specialized training
- Pharma Assistance – 1995
- Continuous Nursing Education (CNE) – hemodialysis focus
📚 Ongoing Education & Conference Attendance
To deliver current, evidence-based dialysis care, I regularly attend:
🌍 International Nephrology Conferences (multiple editions)
🏛️ Internal Medical & Nursing Symposiums (Jordan, Oman, GCC)
📖 Monthly Nephrology Update Lectures – current trends, recent research
🔬 Review of medical articles & research – applied to unit protocols
🧠 Teaching & Knowledge Transfer
As part of the Omanization process (1998–2023), I designed and delivered structured hemodialysis training for Omani nurses. This required continuous self-updating, critical appraisal of research, and translating complex nephrology evidence into bedside skills.
“Extreme desire to improve and update knowledge in nephrology and related sciences” – driving force behind 38 years of service.