I am a dedicated microbiologist with a multifaceted career as an associate professor, academician, researcher, and institutional leader. My work spans clinical microbiology, infectious diseases, and antimicrobial resistance (AMR), with a strong emphasis on diagnostic innovation, laboratory quality, and public health advancement.

With extensive experience in both academia and healthcare, I have contributed to scientific research, mentored emerging professionals, and led initiatives that strengthen research and community service. Over the years, I’ve published more than 30 peer-reviewed articles and played an active role in shaping academic programs and institutional development.

My professional journey includes deep engagement in teaching, research, and leadership. I’ve participated in national and international research collaborations, with specialized training in phenotypic and genotypic pathogen identification, whole genome sequencing, and nanopore technologies. These experiences have enriched my ability to bridge science with real-world health solutions.

As an academic leader, I’ve held various administrative roles—driving improvements in research strategy, community engagement, and education quality. I’m passionate about advancing microbiology through collaboration, evidence-based practices, and continuous learning.

I'm always open to new opportunities that involve research, innovation, academic development, and global health impact. Let’s connect and explore how we can work together to push the boundaries of microbiology and public health.