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Mohsen Mehdipour Rabori A M ohsen Mehdipour Rabori Assistant Professor at Environmental Health Department in Kerman university of medical Sciences, Academic mail: [email protected] E-mail Address: [email protected] Passport Number: k21819474 Date of Birth1975 Nationality: Iranian Telephone Number: 0098-3431325084 Mobile Numbers: 0098-913-279-**** 1- Education and Qualifications: Degree Field of Specialization Name of University City Country Date Shahid Beheshti university of PhD Environmental Health Engineering Tehran Iran 2010-2014 Medical Sciences Tehran University Of Medical M.Sc. 1 Environmental Health Engineering Tehran Iran 2007-2010 Science Tehran, Iran Islamic Azad University, Environmental Engineering – water M.Sc.2 Sciences and Research Branch Tehran Iran 2006-2009 and wastewater Branch Tehran, Iran Tehran University Of Medical B.Sc. Environmental Health Engineering Tehran Iran 1999-2000 Sciences Tehran, Iran 2- Skills and Work Experiences Design and operating waste recycling factories Design and Startup comprehensive waste management sites Electros pining of Nano Composite Membrane in Water treatment Proficient in a variety of coagulant materials used Proficient in used with ozone generator Application of Arc GIS 10 Proficient in COD tests Computer skills : Proficient in applications of Microsoft Office including: Word, EXCEL, Outlook and Netscape as well as other Internet and email applications. Knowledge of PowerPoint and Multimedia Builder. Proficient in applications of Network include Installation, communications and operation. Teaching ability of seven skills ICDL 3-Work Positions: Date Job Title Place of Work Name of Institution From To Environmental Inspector of Health center- Kerman Province - 18 year – kerman medical 1998 2011 environmental Heallh Baft County, IRAN university Devision Management of Pishrow Pishrow system computer system computer Rabor , Iran 2002 2011 coperative coperative Management of Computer Pishrow system computer Rabor , Iran 2003 2011 school school 1 4- Publications: (papers) 1. Safety condition in Hospitals Affiliated to Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 2010 A Khalooei, MM Rabori*, N Nakhaee ,Journal of Health and Development 2 (3), 192-202-2013 2. Investigation of Ozone and Coagulant Material's (Aluminum Sulfate, Ferric Chloride, Poly Aluminum Chloride and Lime) Efficiency in'Kerman Kork'Industry Wastewat... AH Javid, M Malakootian, M Mehdipour* Environmental Health Engineering and Management Journal 2015; 2(1): 1–6 3. Strategic management of solid waste in Tehran: A case study in District No. 1 M Majlessi, A Vaezi, M Mehdipour Environmental Health Engineering and Management Journal 2015, 2(2), 59–66 4. Determination of the level of parasitic infection (Cryptosporidium and Giardia) of the vegetables marketed in Ilam city -2015 M Avazpoor, MT Yousefipoor, M Dusty, Mohsen Mehdipour, F Seifipour Environmental Health Engineering and Management Journal 4 (1), 5. Treatment of natural rubber industry wastewater through a combination of physicochemical and ozonation processes M Massoudinejad, M Mehdipour-Rabori*, MH Dehghani-2012 Journal of Advances in Environmental Health Research (JAEHR) , Volume 3, Issue 4,Autumn 2015,Pages 242-249.doi: 10.22102/jaehr.2015.40208. 6. Simple method for extracting gold from electrical and electronic wastes using hydrometallurgical process MA Dehchenari, S Hosseinpoor, R Aali, N Salighehdar, Mohsen Mehdipour Environmental Health Engineering and Management Journal 4 (1), 55-58-2017 7. Environmental Health Situation of Public and Private Medical Diagnostic Laboratories in Kerman, 2014 A Khalooei, M Malakootian, Mohsen Mehdipour Rabouri* Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention 4 (1), 19-24-2016 8. Treatment of Natural Rubber Industries Wastewater by Combination of Physicochemical and Ozonation Process MHD Mohamadreza Massoudinejad, Mohsen Mehdipour-Rabori* Journal of Advances in Environmental Health Research, 6 (ISSN: 2345-3990), 274-2016 9. Investigating the efficiency of nanocomposite membranes synthesized by polyacrylonitrile polymers containing single-walled carbon nanotubes in decreasing chemi... Mohsen Mehdipour Rabori A. Mohsenibandpey, A. Eslami, H.K. Maleh Bulgarian Chemical Communications 48 (Special Issue D), 102 – 111,2016 10. Evaluation of safety standards in medical diagnostic laboratory in Kerman in 2014 Mohsen Mehdipour Rabouri, Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention 3 (2), 83-90-2015 11. Evaluation of environmental health situation of public and private medical diagnostic laboratory kerman in 2014 -3 . Mehdipour rabori Mohsen, khalooei Ali1 , Malakootian Mohammad2 Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention 3 (3), 185-196-2014 12. Investigation of Environmental hazards of Rabor Sanitary landfill and the risk of surface water pollution downstream of Safarood dam in Kerman , Mohsen mehdipoor rabori, Mysam mehdipour , Monire majlesi http://www.civilica.com/Paper-ENVCONF01-ENVCONF01_068.html-2013 2 13. Evaluation of safety status in teaching hospitals of Kerman University of Medical Sciences in 2010 , Mohsen mehdipoor rabori, Ali khalooei, Nowzar nakhaei Journal of Health and Development 2 (3), 192-202-2013 14. Compliance with Environmental Health Standards in Educational Hospitals of Kerman University of Medical Sciences in 2009 Mehdipour Rabori M1, Khalooei A2*, Nakhaei,N3 A.mroudi N4 Journal of Health and Hygiene Year 5, Number 2, Summer 2014 5 (2), 159-169 -2009 15. Tracking of chloramphenicol, erythromycin, and sulfamethoxazole antibiotic-resistant bacteria from untreated wastewater effluents to receiving river Mohsen mehdipoor rabori, Rahim Aali , Sepideh Baragh , Esrafil Asgari , Reza Fouladi Fard ... Environmental Health Engineering and Management Journal 6 (2), 89-96 16. Investigation of Food Safety Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice among Restaurant Food Handlers in Kerman, Iran Mohsen Mehdipour Rabori 1, Moayed Avazpour2, Maryam Eskandarinasab3, Ali Khalooei 4 J. Environ. Treat. Tech. 10 (?). 17. Survey of Food safety knowledge, attitude, and practice of Fast-Food workers based on WHO guidelines in Kerman, Iran Ali khaloei1 , Nilowfar Salighehdar Iran2, Fateme Karimi Nejad 3, Mohsen Mehdipour Rabori4* 18. 5- Publications: (books) (Author / No Book title / article / guideline translator) 1 Comprehensive Environmental Health Student Training Curriculum Textbook Author 2 Food hygiene, inspection and control of food preparation and distribution centers Author 3 Operational Approaches for Food Safety Guideline_2018 translator 4 PROTECTING CHILDREN’S HEALTH 2018 translator Safety, Health, and Environmental Manual: 5 translator Environmental Management Guidelines 6 Radiation Protection Guidance For Hospital Staff 2017 translator 7 Essential environmental health standards in health care WHO 2008 translator Guidance on Choosing a Sampling Design for Environmental Data Collection or Use in 8 translator Developing a Quality Assurance Project Plan Translation 9 Metals in Environmental Cardiovascular Diseases Chapter 12 3 6. Membership to Scientific Associations: Name of Association / Institution Country Date Iranian Association of Environmental Health IRAN 2000-2011 Iranian Association of Water and wastewater Professionals IRAN 2003-2011 7. Scientific ID: ORCiD ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2817-1325 Web Of Sciences Researcher ID : B-3298-2019 o Profile URL : http://www.researcherid.com/rid/B-3298-2019 o Google Scholar ID: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=ZeNFzrYAAAAJ&hl=en o Scopus ID : 191017-001232 8. Research Interests: Water and wastewater treatment Sludge treatment and optimization Water quality and water pollution control Industrial and urban wastewater treatment and wastewater reuse Water pollution/ Nano Composite Membrane Food quality control 9. Scientific References: Prof. Mohseni Bande pye , Faculty of Shahid beheshti of Medical University Prof. Malakootian Mohamad , Environmental Health Department of Kerman Medical University Dr. Ali Akbar Eslami, Associate Professor , Faculty of Shahid beheshti of Medical University Prof. Dr Mohammad hadi Dehghani , Faculty of Tehran Medical University 4 .
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