SUMMARY OF ACAMEMIC ACHEIVEMENT

- Secondary school 1987/88
- General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE)
- Islamic Education B, English language B, Arabic language B, Maths C, Physics C, Biology B.

Professional Registerable Qualification

:: Registered General Nurse 1993, Buckingham College of Nursing and Midwifery /Stoke Mandeville Hospital.

FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION

:: BTEC /Continuing Education Certificate in Management Studies. 1998

Recordable Qualification

:: English National Board (ENB) 998 Teaching and assessing in Clinical Practice 1996.
:: ENB (371) Nursing Patients with Spinal Cord Lesions 1996.
:: ENB (913) The Care and Rehabilitation of Physically Disabled People 1997.
:: Manual and Handling Trainer (1998)

Other Professional Qualification:

- Diploma of Higher Education in Nursing Midwifery Practice .1997.
- BA (HON) ,ENB High Award in Health Care Practice .1999
- MSc in Professional Practice (Healthcare ) 2003
- Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education

Professional Employment Record

1/3/04-till now - Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College - Senior Lecturer
1/2/03-1/3/04 - University of Luton - H Grade Practice Educator
01/02/01- 1/2/03 - Stoke Mandeville Hospital - G grade Practice Development Nurse
01/12/99-2001 - Stoke Mandeville Hospital - F Grade Staff Nurse
01/10/95-30/11/99 - Stoke Mandeville Hospital - E Grade Full Time Staff Nurse
01/10/93-01/11/95 - Stoke Mandeville Hospital - D grade /Full time Staff Nurse
Secondment with the University of Luton for one year 99/00 to be modular leader for the Acute Spinal Nursing ,involved in validation/moderation of course content as well as offering tutorial to students and marking their assignment .

Further Professional Development

• Organiser of national study days for the multidisciplinary team in managing spinal cord injuries at the acute stage.

• Member of an editorial board and proof reader of text in developing a web page for spinal cord injury patients
  

National &International Presentations

- Day Of Opportunity 99 - Clinical Supervision in Practice
- International Trauma Conference 00 Safe Transfers of Spinal Patients
- Multidisciplinary Association of Spinal Cord Injury Professional – Audit of Transferring spinal patients from general hospitals to spinal units
- Day of Opportunity 00- Clinical Governance
- Guttaman Spinal Conference 01- Guidelines for Transferring Spinal Patients
- International Medical Society of Paraplegia 01 – Integrated Care Pathways for Management of Autonomic Dysreflexia.
- Day of Opportunity Conference 02- Management of Spinal Injured Patients in District General Hospital.
- International Medical Society of Paraplegia 02- Complication of Delayed admission to spinal injuries centres.
- International Medical Society of Paraplegia 02- Maintaining Optimal Nutrition in Children with Spinal Cord Injury.
- Spinal Injuries Association 02 Coping with the Distressed individual (SCI Patients and their Family).
- Day of Opportunity 03 Nurses Experience in caring for clients from ethnic minority clients
- International Medical Society of Paraplegia 03 Causes of Delayed admissions to Spinal Injuries centres.
- International Medical Society of Paraplegia 03 Spinal Cord Injuries Rehabilitation in the Middle East
- Guttaman Spinal Conference 05 The potential for Domiciliary Visits by Telenursing in Spinal Injuries
- International Medical Society of Paraplegia The potential for Domiciliary Visits by Telenursing in Spinal Injuries

Exchange visits

- Ulm spinal unit in Germany examining aspects of rehabilitation between England and Germany in relation to the management of spinal cord injury and disability in general

- AL-AGOZAH Spinal Unit: conducted a short course for nursing patients with spinal injuries for nursing staff.

- Ibin AlNafees Hospital in Syria: Short course for nursing and rehabilitation of children with CP