Biography

Dr. Hager ElGeed has a robust background in clinical pharmacy education and practice, currently serving as a Clinical Lecturer at Qatar University’s College of Pharmacy with a cross-appointment assignement at Hamad Medical Corporation. She covers internal medicine with a a special focus on nephrology. With extensive experience dating back to 2012, her roles have evolved from a Teaching Assistant to her current position, where she oversees graduate and undergraduate courses and actively participates in various departmental committees. She is responsible for mentoring PharmD students and facilitating practical skills and pharmacotherapy modules.

Research Contributions and Publications
Dr. ElGeed has led and contributed to multiple research projects funded by Qatar University and Qatar Foundation. Her recent publications include contributions to prominent journals and books, focusing on community pharmacy outreach, geriatric health services, and pharmacy education in low-to-middle-income countries. Some notable works are published in The American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, BMC Medical Education, Journal of Infectious Diseases in Developing Countries, and the Journal of Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics.

Skills and Expertise

• Proficiency in SPSS, Microsoft Office Suite, Endnote
• Bilingual in Arabic and English (excellent written and spoken skills)
• Expertise in academic writing, presentation, and communication
• Comprehensive knowledge in pharmacotherapy, disease management, and professional skills training

Professional Development and Outreach
Dr. ElGeed actively participates in community outreach on public health topics, including campaigns on antibiotic resistance, smoking cessation, and medication management during Ramadan. Additionally, she has facilitated workshops at major conferences in the region, such as the Qatar International Pharmaceutical Conference.

Professional Goals and Interests
Dr. ElGeed’s work is deeply committed to advancing clinical pharmacy practice through education, community outreach, and research, particularly within Qatar’s healthcare and educational landscape. Her dedication to healthcare improvement and educational excellence continues to drive her contributions to the field of clinical pharmacy.