Khabab Abbasher Hussien Mohamed Ahmed

I'm a doctor from Sudan who graduated in the 20th September, 2022 with an MBBS (equivalent to US MD) from the University of Khartoum, Khartoum, Sudan. At the Institute of Endemic Diseases, Graduate College, University of Khartoum, I began a master's programme in Molecular Medicine. I have a strong enthusiasm for education. Since I was in my third year of medical school, I have been instructing medical students. I continued to teach both basic and clinical sciences while I was in medical school and after receiving my bachelor's degree in medicine and surgery. I worked as a teaching assistant for six months at the internal medicine departments of Sudan University of Science and Technology's college of medicine and Alneelain University's school of medicine. My primary responsibilities at Daoud Research Group (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daoud_Research_Group), where I have worked as an administrative office member since April 2015, are: 1. Preparing and participating in the weekly research proposals meeting and conducting research under the supervision of Professor Abbasher, head of the group (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbashar_Hussein). 2. Clinical assessment of patients at Daoud Charity Clinic by taking focus history and performing clinical examinations under the supervision of Professor Abbasher. 3. Ordering and interpretation of investigations and managing patients accordingly. 4. Organising and participating at mobile charity clinics in all different rural areas in my home country Sudan. 5. Teaching medical students and guiding them. I'm an experienced researcher (8 years total) with a focus on clinical research and clinical genetics. I have a very strong and resourceful background in clinical research. Research in fundamental sciences is something else that interests me. However, neurology and neuroscience have always been my main areas of interest. I also have 10+ conference presentations (Two oral presentations at World Congress of Neurology 2019 & 2021 and +20 posters presentations) I collaborated with numerous research teams both domestically and abroad. I'm excited to pursue a medical career that combines academic and clinical training as I always believed that each one of them somehow completes the other. I am an editor at the International Journal of Medical Students. I'm reviewing articles for numerous major peer-reviewed scientific journals.