Dr. Barbara Blackie MD, FRCPC, MEd has recently arrived back to Nova Scotia after 10 years working in Qatar, where she was the Education Lead and a Senior Attending Physician in Pediatric Emergency Medicine, responsible for the training, systems testing and leading interprofessional teams for a safe opening of a new peds ED in a greenfield tertiary, level one trauma center.
She provided faculty development, education/training for staff and led the Simulation Program for the department. She was also a lead on the interprofessional, simulation based training program the trauma teams and TTLs in order to open the major trauma program at Sidra Medicine. She was a Master Trainer for the TeamSTEPPS program at Sidra, helped create and taught the Peds ED lead Pediatric Procedural Sedation Program, POCUS, PALS, and ATLS, Regional Anesthesia, PERP (Pediatric Emergency Resuscitation Program), the Pediatric Airway Course.
She was also a key lead in developing the Evidence Based Medicine and Research Methodology Course. Other activities include co-chair for the Scientific Committee for QPEM, the annual Pediatric Emergency Medicine Conference, and she was Vice Chair for the Procedural Sedation Committee at Sidra.
She was an external CME/CPD Surveyor for the Department of Health Professionals (DHP) at the Ministry of Public Health in Qatar and sat on the CME/CPD Advisory Committee at Weill Cornell Medical College, where she also had a faculty appointment. Prior to the move to Doha, she worked at the IWK ED, and held the role of Associate Chief (Education) for the Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and was the inaugural Program Director for the Pediatric Emergency Medicine residency/fellowship program. She has rejoined the team at the IWK ED and is looking forward to helping in a variety of capacities with the opening of their new ED in 2026!

Dr. Camilo E. Gutierrez is an internationally recognized Pediatric Emergency Physician, with experience as a clinician, educator, and expert in international pediatric emergency care. Director of Global Health Programs for the Division of Emergency Medicine at Children’s National Hospital, and Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine at George Washington University School of Medicine, in Washington DC. Dr. Gutierrez is a key opinion leader at the advisory level in the development of acute care systems at the local, country and regional level globally, with emphasis in development of pediatric acute and emergency care systems. He is Immediate Past-Chair for the ACEP International EM Section, and active in the International and Ambassador Committees. Internationally he is Immediate Past-Chair of the Pediatric Emergency Medicine Special Interest Group of the International Federation of Emergency Medicine, and member of the Specialty Implementation, Education, and Curriculum Committees. He is Founding and Board Member of the first Latin American Pediatric EM Society (SLEPE). Dr. Gutierrez is a recognized speaker both locally and in over a dozen countries where he has presented over 100 lectures and has authored over 60 publications. His interests expand on international and global health care arenas, development of pediatric acute care systems, pediatric trauma and critical care in the ED, ultrasound, shock, difficult airway management and procedural sedation. He is past Chair and Medical Director of the EMS-C Advisory Committee for Massachusetts, past Co- Chair of the MACEP Pediatric EM Section, and has served as VP of the Global Emergency Medicine Academy of SAEM, through AAEM International Committee has been involved in collaborating with leading Pediatric EM topics and speakers for their international conferences. Dr. Gutierrez has established an international reputation as a leader, supporter, and promoter of the importance of pediatric emergency care in regions worldwide. He is sought after for his opinion, his capacity to network, craft partnerships and engage stakeholders as he advocates for the care of children globally.

Over the past 20+ years at Weill Cornell Medicine, my career contributions have been shaped into three domains: Clinical Excellence, Innovation, and Scholarship. As Chief of the division of pediatric emergency medicine, I have dedicated my career to building a clinical center of excellence for the emergency care of children at NYP/Weill Cornell Medicine. I have developed an innovative and novel telemedicine virtual urgent care service to extend the care of children remotely.
I have been involved in research and published on areas of interest including mental and behavioral health in children, physician burnout, telemedicine, narrative medicine, and covid-19 in children. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic I led my division in adapting to the unprecedented and varied clinical demands as front-line workers in the emergency department for patients of all ages.
I continue to build the division of pediatric emergency medicine by recruiting outstanding PEM faculty and advocating for their wellbeing, academic development, scholarship, and promotion.

Dr. Hoffman (US) is a pediatric emergency physician and medical toxicologist. He completed residency and fellowship training in pediatrics, medical toxicology, and pediatric emergency medicine in New York City. After initially practicing pediatric EM and toxicology in New York City, Dr. Hoffman relocated to the GCC where he has focused on developing these specialties in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and currently Kuwait."

Dr. Mohamed Al Breiki is a dedicated child and adolescent psychiatrist from Oman. He graduated from the prestigious Sidra Fellowship Training Program in 2022, where he honed his skills in addressing the mental health needs of young individuals. Currently, he works at the CAMHs Clinic in North Batinah under the Ministry of Health Oman, where he is committed to providing compassionate care and support to children and adolescents facing psychological challenges.)

I am a Consultant Community Paediatrician. Prior to this I was working as an Acute Paediatrician and Neonatologist at North Manchester General Hospital and latterly, East Cheshire NHS Trust. I have been involved with both Undergraduate and Postgraduate Medical Education since my appointment as a consultant in 2007.
I have been appointed as an Honorary Prof in Medical Education at the University of Salford since June 2023. In my current post I am the Associate Hospital Dean for Staff Development for Undergraduate Medical Education.
I undertake clinics in Autism assessment, looked after children in care and migrant children and child protection. As an Acute Paediatrician my special interests were Respiratory, Rheumatology and Coeliac Disease.
I am academically active and have published in leading journals. I am active in research and been involved in both regional and international research. I teach regularly to a wide audience from medical students, Paediatricians to General Practitioners.
My interests in Medical Education include leadership in trainees, enhancing educational supervision qualities and educator development.

Dr. Naeem Zafar, with >25 years’ experience in child protection is Convener Child Rights Group-Pakistan Pediatric Association, President PAHCHAAN, President Pakistan Pediatric Association (Punjab), Member BOD, ISPCAN, and Chairman BOD Pakistan Alliance for Early Childhood. He initiated First Hospital Based Child Protection Unit in South Asia, expanding to Child Protection Networks in 12 districts now. He received President of Pakistan Community Pediatrician Award in 2020, and “Everyday Hero Award” by ICMEC, USA in 2021. He has authored many articles on child protection and conducted national and international trainings on CSEA. He has conducted many projects and research with ECPAT International.

Dr. Razzak is a Professor of Emergency Medicine and Population Health at Weill Cornell Medicine and serves as the founding Director of Research in the Department of Emergency Medicine. He has previously held tenured Professorships in Emergency Medicine at Johns Hopkins University and Aga Khan University based on his three decades of research and research capacity-building work on emergency care delivery in low—and middle-income countries. As founding chair of Emergency Medicine at Aga Khan University in Karachi, Pakistan, Dr. Razzak established the country's first academic emergency medicine department, inaugural residency director, and led the establishment of the field of emergency medicine in Pakistan, including serving as national emergency medicine faculty lead.

Dr. Razzak is an internationally recognized academic leader in emergency care. His work has focused on an evidence-based approach to emergency care in low and middle-income countries. His appointment as the inaugural director of the World Health Organization's (WHO) Collaborating Center on Emergency Care in the Eastern Mediterranean Region, representing countries in South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, marked a pioneering achievement. Over almost a decade, he served as a key technical lead for the WHO, assisting the organization in synthesizing evidence on road traffic injuries, trauma, and emergency care for 21 countries. His consultative work with governments of nations including Pakistan, UAE, Qatar, Djibouti, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Brazil, and Nigeria strengthened emergency care precisely when it was most needed. In 2016, Dr. Razzak was asked to establish and lead NIH’s Collaborative on Enhancing Emergency Care Research in LMICs (CLEER), the first such effort at the NIH.

Khalid Al Yafei (MD) is a senior pediatric emergency physician and former chief of medical informatics. He has also been an associate professor at Weill Cornell Medical College-Qatar and the Medical College of Qatar University. As Dr. Alyafei is actively involved in many research studies, he’s also a strong advocate in public education with a particular interest in injury prevention, home safety, and child abuse prevention. In 2008, Dr. Al Yafei embarked on his illustrious journey in health informatics and education. His commitment to his profession is evident in his continued practice as a senior attending pediatric emergency physician and medical director of PALS at Sidra Medicine. His leadership in these roles ensures that the highest standards of care and safety are maintained.

From the Faculty of Medicine, Tripoli University in Libya, I have completed both an MBBS and a postgraduate diploma in child health. In 1993, I went to the UK where I qualified from post-graduate and specialist training in pediatrics. In 1996 I qualified for the MRCP(UK) before advancing to specialist training which I completed at Oxford deanery with the certificate of specialist training (CCT) in pediatrics. In 2011, I left the UK where I had been working for over 14 years in the NHS hospitals to relocate to Qatar. Since 2011, I have been employed as Sr Consultant in pediatric emergency HGH. In addition to clinical practice, I am also involved in research and quality projects. I am the ‘pediatric sepsis lead’ in HMC and participating in the activities of different committees, including HMC Corporate resuscitation committee and clinical pathways guidelines committee. Dr. Bashir Ali A Youssef, MBBCh, MRCP(UK), MRCPCH, CCT, FRCPCH. Consultant Senior Pediatric Emergency Services HGH Assistant professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar. Assistant professor of Clinical Emergency medicine, Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar.

Dr. Finza Latif is a senior attending physician at Sidra Medicine, medical director of the child and adolescent psychiatry consultation service and the program director of the child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship. She received her medical degree from Rawalpindi Medical College, Pakistan, completed her General Psychiatry Residency at University of Texas, and her Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellowship training at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the USA. Her areas of focus include medical education, program development and standardization of care for physically ill children with a special focus on eating disorders, conversion disorders and suicide risk reduction. She has also published on these topics. She is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of child and Adolescent psychiatry and received the Simon Wile Leadership in Consultation award in 2022.

Omair Mohammed Syed is an Attending Physician in Pediatric Emergency Medicine. He joined Sidra Medicine in September 2022. Dr. Syed completed his post-graduation in Emergency Medicine in India. He then moved to the UK, where he pursued higher specialist training in Emergency Medicine with a subspecialty in Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Cambridge University Hospitals, UK—a Major Trauma Centre for both adults and pediatrics in the East of England. He was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK, along with a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT).
Before moving to Qatar, Dr. Syed was the Lead Consultant of the Pediatric Emergency Department in his previous role. He also served as the Lead Consultant for Point of Care Ultrasound in the Emergency Department and is a faculty member on the Cambridge Level 1 Ultrasound course accredited by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK. Additionally, he was a panel member on the Annual Review of Clinical Progression (ARCP) for trainees in Emergency Medicine in the UK and an interviewer for the national recruitment of trainees in Emergency Medicine. Dr. Syed is also an Examiner for the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, London (UK). He is currently the Vice-Chair of the Pediatric Sedation Committee at Sidra Medicine.

Dr Suha Turkmen is a Professor of Emergency Medicine with over 20 years of clinical and academic experience. He earned his MD from Ondokuz Mayis University and completed his residency at Karadeniz Technical University. He has held faculty positions at several universities, including Acibadem University and Qatar University. Currently, he is a Consultant at Hamad Medical Corporation and a Professor at Qatar University. Dr. Turkmen has published over 84 research articles with more than 1550 citations and an H-index of 23. His research focuses on emergency medicine topics such as clinical decision-making and chest tube simulation models. He is actively involved in teaching, providing training to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. In addition to his academic and clinical roles, he has served as an editor and reviewer for professional journals and is a member of several medical associations. Dr. Turkmen has received multiple awards for his contributions to emergency medicine.

Yazeed Eldos, MD is an Attending Physician in the Department of Emergency Medicine. He serves as the Medical Director of the Qatar Poison Center, and Director of the Medical Toxicology Fellowship Program at Sidra Medicine. Interests include Addiction Medicine, and Heavy Metal Toxicity.

Dr. Ahmad Alshami is currently a Consultant in Pediatric Emergency Center Al Sadd, Pediatrics Department of Hamad General Hospital which is part of the Hamad Medical Corporation. Dr. Ahmad has Doctor’s Degree in Medicine from Damascus University in Syria, has Arab Board of Health Specialization in Pediatrics, European Board in Pediatrics, and has completed Fellowship Training Program in Pediatric Emergency Medicine from HMC. He has license to practice in Pediatrics from the Syrian Ministry of Health and from Qatar Council for Healthcare Practitioners. He is an Assistant Professor in Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar and Assistant Faculty in Qatar University.

Dr Roona Aniapravan joined Sidra Medicine in December 2017 and has been working as an Attending Physician in Pediatric Emergency. She is the Program Director for PEM Fellows and Residents. Dr Roona was the Sepsis Lead for Pediatric Emergency and member of Pediatric Emergency and Hospital Guideline Committee.

Prior to joining Sidra Medicine, Dr Roona worked as a Consultant Pediatrician for 6 years at Ipswich Hospital, United Kingdom. In addition to working as a Consultant Pediatrician, Dr Roona has also a keen interest in Pediatric Pulmonology and Allergy and was the Respiratory Lead for 6 years at Ipswich Hospital, UK.

Muhammad is a UK trained Emergency Medicine physician who completed training in the UK in 1999, and went on to train in adult Emergency Medicine.  He also has extensive experience caring for children.  He has been at Sidra Medicine for almost 3 years working as a consultant  physician.  He has a special interest in pediatric trauma, as well as in quality governance.  He is the former lead for morbidity and mortality in the ED, and the current Pediatric Quality and Trauma Lead for the ED at Sidra Medicine.

Dr. Amene Hermi completed her medical school and internship at the Faculty of Medicine of Tunis, Tunisia. In November 2016, she joined the ACGME-I accredited pediatric residency program in Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC), Qatar. Since September 2021, she has joined the Pediatric Emergency Medicine fellowship program, a joint program HMC-Sidra Medicine, Qatar. Apart from PEM, she has strong interests in research and medical education.

Dr. Leena Amine is the manager of the Qatar Poison Center in Doha, Qatar. She established the poison center in 2017 at Sidra Medicine, where she also serves as a specialist in poison information and a clinical pharmacist in emergency medicine. Dr. Amine holds dual board certification as a pharmacotherapy specialist and a critical care pharmacist, and contributes to the education of medical students, residents, and fellows through various toxicology rotations as a clinical preceptor. She has also established the first formal toxicology continuing-education program in Qatar for all healthcare professionals in the country. Prior to joining Sidra Medicine, she was an emergency medicine clinical pharmacist at the University of Wisconsin Hospital in Madison Wisconsin. She completed her residency training at the University of Illinois at Chicago and obtained her Doctorate of Pharmacy from Mercer University in Atlanta Georgia, where she also completed poison center and toxicology training at the Georgia Poison Center.

Dr Madeeha Kamal Sr. Attending Pediatrician at Sidra Medicine, she looks after teenagers with behavioral problems, (mild cases of  aggression, depression, anxiety ) Adolescents with eating disorder , with ADHD Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, ASD Autism Spectrum Disorder , cases with Learning disability as well as intellectual disability

Dr Madeeha work closely with school councilors and write letters of recommendations about each student struggling with his academics and behavioral abilities for the school to be able to accommodate these abilities
The letter has a diagnosis , plan of management as well as recommendations for accommodation

She also write letters to social services to assist these students with disabilities and in need for social services
Adolescents with eating disorder managed by the team as inpatients as well as out patients services, medical , family and psychological supports in addition to the dietary consultation and support are provided by out team

Graduated from university of science and Technology faculty of medicine in Sudan On August 2017 I joined ACGME accredited general pediatric residency program in hamad medical corporation , on 2022 i joined and currently doing pediatric emergency fellowship in Sidra hospital. .

Dr. Maher Salem, Pharm.D, BCPS, PMP, CPHQ, is currently the head of Inpatient and Emergency pharmacy services at Sidra Medicine.
He has over 20 years of Pharmacy clinical, operational and leadership experience.
He moved from the United States to Qatar back in 2018 to join Sidra Pediatric Critical Care clinical pharmacy team.
He holds a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from ISU University beside multiple specialty board certifications in Clinical pharmacy, Projects Management and Healthcare quality.
He is a member on the advisory board of UDST Pharmacy Technology program and sets on multiple high-level committees and Work groups at Sidra Medicine.

Aisha Muhammad is a dedicated and compassionate healthcare professional with over 15 years of experience in nursing. As a Quality Nurse Leader, Aisha is passionate about ensuring high standards of patient care and safety across healthcare settings. With a background in both clinical practice and quality improvement, Aisha possesses a unique blend of clinical expertise and leadership skills. Throughout her career, Aisha has demonstrated a commitment to excellence in healthcare delivery by implementing evidence-based practices, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, and promoting a culture of continuous improvement. She has played a pivotal role in developing and implementing quality improvement initiatives aimed at enhancing patient outcomes, reducing medical errors, and improving overall healthcare processes.

Aisha is known for her ability to inspire and motivate her team, and her unwavering dedication to patient-centered care. She is a firm advocate for patient safety and quality improvement, consistently seeking opportunities to innovate and drive positive change within the healthcare system. In addition to her clinical responsibilities, Aisha is actively involved in professional development activities, and participating in quality improvement committees. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree and is currently pursuing advanced certifications in quality management and healthcare leadership.

Frankie Nolasco Famillaran is a Nurse Educator in the Pediatric Emergency Department at Sidra Medicine. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree, a Master's in Nursing, and a Diploma in Critical Care. Prior to his role at Sidra, Frankie served as a Nurse Educator specializing in Emergency, Trauma and Critical Care at King Fahad Medical City in Riyadh. He was a faculty member for several prestigious programs, including the Diploma in Critical Care, Advanced Diploma in Cardiac Care, Diploma in Oncology, Diploma in Emergency, and Advanced Stroke Care programs at the National Neuroscience Institute at KFMC and SCFHS. He also served as the program lead for the "Ministry of Health - Emergency Departments Development Program," which aimed to facilitate the acquisition of the required knowledge and skills to provide a high standard of care for all Emergency Departments across the kingdom. He is currently the course director of ENPC(ENA, USA) here in Qatar.

Frankie is passionate about educating emergency, critical care staff and paramedics. His commitment to advancing the skills and knowledge of healthcare professionals is truly inspiring

Nitesh Kumar graduated (bachelor’s in emergency and Trauma care Technology ) from, Chennai (India), July-2010. Master in Business Administration -Hospital Management (MBA-HM) from (India) June-2014, Master in Public Health (MPH) from (India)-Dec-2016, Post Graduate certificate course in Diabetic Educator (RECOG By International Diabetes Foundation) India, Dec-2012 and Post Graduate (PG) Certificate Course in Quality Management and Accreditation of Hospital Organization (QM & AHO) India, Dec- 2013.

Currently, Nitesh is Working with Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) as Ambulance paramedic/Project Coordinator since 30th of September-2018 till date. Previously he worked with King Hamad University Hospital Kingdom of Bahrain (Bahrain Defense Force) and Max Healthcare , New Delhi India as Emergency Paramedic/EMS Educator. He has 13+ years of experience in field of EMS as Paramedic and Educator. Nitesh has been serving as a voluntary International Instructor of American Heart Association for BLS/ACLS and PALS for last 13 years. Nitesh is One of the South East Asia (PEER-Country) Instructor for Hospital Occupational preparedness in emergency (HOPE-TFI) He is also EMS Assessor for Healthcare Sector Skills Council (HSSC).

His areas of interest (subspecialty interest) in EMS and Disaster Management, Hospital Disaster management, Mass-gathering Medical care, Resuscitation and Academic Emergency Medical Services.

MS Joy Ademola is a Social Work Supervisor at Sidra Medicine, where she leads both the Child Protection/Safeguarding Service and the Charity Process. She holds a Masters in Social Work (MSW) and a Bachelor’s Degree with honors in Social Policy and Health. Joy has been a qualified Social Worker in the United Kingdom for 24 years and has extensive experience from her previous role as a Social Work Manager in a Children and Family Department in England.

In addition to her managerial and supervisory roles, Joy is a qualified Practice Educator, specializing in the teaching and assessment of social work students in alignment with Social Work England standards. Joy’s professional journey reflects a deep commitment to child protection and support services. Her passion for safeguarding victims and their families is evident in her current leadership roles, where she focuses on advancing protective measures and charitable initiatives at Sidra Medicine. Joy’s passion for child protection and her commitment to supporting victims and their families drive her current professional focus. She is also in the process of applying for a Doctorate ( PHD) in Social Work, with research aimed at exploring the impact of multiple child care systems on attachment development, in the Middle East. This forthcoming academic pursuit reflects her deep interest in understanding and improving child welfare practices in diverse contexts.

Karine Khoder is a Clinical Nurse at Sidra Medicine in Qatar, specializing in pediatric emergency care. She holds a Master’s degree in Nursing with a focus on public health and education, and a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, both from Lebanese University. At Sidra since 2018, Karine has been integral to pediatric resuscitation and trauma care and is a certified instructor for BLS, PALS, and ACLS. Before joining Sidra, Karine gained extensive experience in critical care and emergency management roles in Lebanon. Her background includes significant work in ICU and emergency care, along with contributions to research on antibiotic resistance and evidence-based practice. Karine’s dedication to advancing emergency care through both education and clinical practice highlights her commitment to improving patient outcomes.

Jen Lugg is a Certified Child Life Specialist with over 10 years of experience. Jen has a Master’s Degree in Community and Disability Studies and a Bachelor of Philosophy in Leadership Studies from her home country of Canada. She has worked at Sidra Medicine for 2.5 years as a Child Life Specialist II, supporting the PICU, Complex Care, and Nephrology. Jen’s previous experience also includes Hospice and Respite care, Surgery, and Emergency. Jen is an advocate for teaching kids about what is happening to them in the medical environment based on their development level. She is passionate about educating and its many benefits for patients and families during their medical journey.

Mikki Huckett holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Integrated Services for Children and Young People. She is a registered Health Play Specialist, practicing for 7 years prior to relocating to Qatar. Previously based in the UK, Mikki worked with multiple pediatric departments, including Bone Marrow Transplant, General Pediatrics, and outpatient clinics/Allergy Clinic. Mikki has been working at Sidra Medicine for two years. She works as a Child Life Specialist II in Cardiology and Endocrine, Neurology, and Orthopedics. Mikki is passionate about creating resources to support patient’s education and understanding as well as art to supplement her practice in supporting patient’s psychosocial needs..

Sheryl is a Clinical Nurse Leader at Sidra Pediatric department with over 13yrs of comprehensive experience in emergency nursing, specializing in Trauma Emergency care. With 7yrs of leadership in Pediatric Emergency, Sheryl exhibits a strong commitment to delivering high – quality care and enhancing patient safety. As the Nurse Lead for International Patient Safety Goal 1, she is passionate about advocating for best practices in patient care and ensuring adherence to safety protocols within the department.

Sheryl leads and mentors a team of pediatric emergency nurses, fostering a collaborative and supportive environment. She implements and oversees patient safety initiatives in line with International Patient Safety Goals, focusing on effective communication and teamwork.

Beverly Kaye Jo is a dedicated Clinical Nurse Facilitator in the Pediatric Emergency Department at Sidra, bringing over 12 years of experience in emergency nursing to her role. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Far Eastern University in the Philippines in 2009. Throughout her career, Beverly has actively contributed to her field as a member of the Emergency Department Shared Leadership and has served as Chair of the ED Social Committee. She is also an instructor of numerous hospital wide and Emergency Department courses and workshops. Her passion for mentoring is evident in her two years as a preceptor at Sidra, where her commitment to teaching was recognized with a nomination for Preceptor of the Year at the 2023 CNO Awards. Beverly's expertise and leadership in pediatric emergency care continue to make a significant impact on both her team and the patients they serve.”

Sa’d Almerai is a clinical nurse leader in the Emergency Department at Sidra Medicine. He holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing. Sa’d leads the procedural sedation process in the ED by providing education and facilitating training for new nurses, enabling them to perform procedural sedation independently. He is also an instructor for ENPC in Qatar. Additionally, Sa’d works as a facilitator for the ED shared leadership, where he leads, supports, and facilitates the committee in creating and implementing new quality projects for the ED.

is an accomplished Clinical Nurse Leader at Sidra Emergency Department, bringing over 12 years of experience in nursing. With a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, he excels in leadership, effective communication, and fostering team collaboration.

Before joining Sidra, Mohammad served as a nurse in charge at Jordan University Hospital, where he strengthened his leadership capabilities. At Sidra, he has led several impactful projects, including transformative improvements to the Emergency Department waiting area. His innovative approach to process optimization has significantly enhanced patient flow and departmental efficiency.

Mohammad is widely respected for his strategic problem-solving skills and dedication to high-quality patient care. His passion for leadership and continuous improvement establishes him as a vital asset to his team and organization.

Ashley Cowan is a dedicated healthcare professional with a profound passion for mental health. Currently working as the Clinical Nurse Facilitator for CAMHS, she oversees the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) and Inpatient Eating Disorder Services. After earning her nursing degree from the University of Calgary in 2016, Ashley joined Sidra in 2017. Recently, she further enhanced her expertise by completing a Master’s in Psychology from the University of Glasgow. In addition to her clinical responsibilities, Ashley chairs the Wellbeing Council, where she leads initiatives aimed at improving the wellbeing of both staff and the wider community. Her commitment to enhancing staff morale and promoting community mental health has established her as a vital asset to the organization. Ashley's contributions in clinical practice, leadership, and community wellbeing initiatives reflect her integral role within Sidra Medicine.

Khadija Albarazanji is a Poison Information Specialist at Sidra Medicine, holding a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Qatar University. She brings extensive experience in clinical toxicology, pharmacy informatics, and medication management. Prior to her current role, she contributed to pharmacy systems management at Sidra. Khadija is also actively involved in research, education, and clinical trials, demonstrating a strong commitment to advancing safe toxicology practices.