CURRICULUM VITEA PERSONNEL DATA: NAME: Fuad Abdulla Mohammed Ali DOB: 1961 PLACE OF BIRTH: Muharraq NATIONALITY: Bahraini MARITAL STATUS: Married, 5 children E-Mail: [email protected] [email protected] QUALIFICATIONS: 1968 – 1973 Elementary School 1973 – 1975 Preparatory School 1975 – 1978 Secondary School 1978 – 1984 MBBS (Collage of Medicine, King Saud University, Riyadh Saudi Arabia) 1984 – 1985 INTERNSHIP Pediatrics: 3 months at King Child University Hospital – Riyadh Medicine: 3 months at King Child University Hospital – Riyadh Surgery: 3 Months at Riyadh Central Hospital – Riyadh Obs / Gyn: 3 Month3 at Armed Forces Hospital – Riyadh. 1984 – 1985 DCH (Diploma in Child Health) 12 months of condensed full time course in Diploma in Child Health. Organized by Ministry of Health – Saudi Arabia and run by University of Edinburgh under supervision of Prof. John Forfar. Grade “A” Excellent. April 1994 ARAB BOARD CERTIFICATE IN PEDIATRICS. 1995 – 1996 MSC IN CLINCAL GENETICS One year full time course in clinical genetics at the Institute of child Health and Great Ormond Street hospital for Sick Children – University of London. The course is under supervision of Prof. Marcus Pembrey. Outstanding grade in the project. My project was on (Haplotype analysis and alpha-thalassemia among patients with sickle cell disease in the United Kingdom). | P a g e 1/8 1996 – 1998 FELLOWSHIP IN CLINICAL GENETICS, DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY Two years full time Fellowship training program at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center. The program includes attending Genetics, Endocrine and Diabetes outpatient clinics, looking after inpatients in the wards, teaching activities, rotation in Molecular Genetics laboratory and Cytogenetics Laboratory and rotation in metabolic clinic. During my training I participate in three case reports and molecular study involving linkage analysis which resulted in mapping the gene for Sanjad – Sakati syndrome. 2003 – 2004 DIPLOMA IN HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT This is a one year diplomoa course conducted by ministry of Health in cooperation with the royal college of surgeons in Irland. My score was “outstanding” in the CQI project and I received “Honors Diploma” for my peformance. WORK EXPERIENCE: 1) Assisstent Professor at Arabian Gulf University January 2002 — December 2004 Part time: “Clinical tutor” January 2005 — December 2005 Part time: “Clinical lecturer” January 2006 — August 2016 Part time: “Assistant Professor” September 2016 — Currently Fulltime: “Assistant Professor” RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Director of Assessment Unit (October 2018 – Currently) 2. Member if the Research and Ethics Committee (CMMS - Arabian Gulf University), 2018 – 2019. 3. Clinical tutor in the department of Pediatrics.(Bed side teaching and problem solving sessions) 4. Member in the exam committee at department of Pediatrics. 5. Tutor: Unit – II (old) (Life cycle), Unit – II (new) (Respiratory System), Unit III (Respiratory and Cardiovascular), Unit IV (Reproductive System) and Unit VI (Hematopoietic System) (an average of two units per year). 6. Co Chairperson – Unit –II (2017-2018 – Currently) 7. Teaching Clinical Genetics to Premedical student as part of “Biology 131” course. | P a g e 2/8 8. Coordinator for "Intra-Unterine Life" and "Growth and Puberty" (both in Unit – IV) and Co coordinator for Chromosomes (Unit – I) and "Agony of a Child with Stiff neck" (Unit – 8). 9. Resource person for the follwing problems: "Homeostasis (A), "Chromosomes", "Growth and Puberty", "Intra-Uterine Life", "Agony of a Child with Stiff neck" and "it is all in the gene" 10. Tutor in Professional skills “Gastrointestinal and Renal system”, "Communication skills" and “ Medical Interview and History Taking”. 11. Was a member in HH Prince Al-Jawhara Center for Molecular Medicine and Inherited Disorders. 12. Scientific committee member in “The first Pearl Pediatric conference ” February 2017 and “The second Pearl Pediatric conference ” February 2019. 13. Member of MD Accreditation Committee. 14. Member in MD OSCE exam. 15. Preparing exam questions and exam paper corrections for Unit I, II, IV and VIII as well as for BSc, MD and Pediatric end rotation exams. 16. Setting Minimum Passing Level (MPL) for Unit – II and V. 17. Clinical examiner for the final MD and Pediatric End patient encounter clinical exams and in MD OSCE exams. 18. Examiner in BSc professional exams. 19. Invigilator for the Pediatric end rotation written exams and some Units OSPE exams. 20. Conducting admission interview for newly joined medical students (2017 – 2018, 2018 – 2019 and 2019 – 2020). 2) Cosultant Pediatrician and Clinical Genetist – Ministry of Health February 1987 Joined Department of Pediatrics– Salmaniya Medical Complex. June 1987 Passed the Bahrain Medical Licensure Examination. 1990-1995 Senior resident. 1995-2002 Chief resident. 2002-2016 Consultant | P a g e 3/8 RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Consultant Pedirican and Clinical Genetecist: 1. I was a member in the pediatric Council. 2. Covering General Pediatrics patients acording to on call rota. 3. Covering Clinical Genetic service for all pediatric patients in Bahrain. 4. Covering the combined neurometabolic and neurogenetic clinic with Dr. Fatima Nema and Dr. Emtithal Al Jishi. 5. Teahing for Arab Board residents in Pediatrics including the short clinical course prepared by the training committee in the department. 6. Involvment in the pediatric morning academic activites such as journal clubs and grand rounds. 7. I was a member in the “child protection committee” for two years. 8. Co-chairman of STRP committee 2014 for selecting new residents at Ministry of Health. 9. I received several incentives from department of Pediatrics and training office for my annual performance. 10. Member in several selection committees for residency training program at Department of Pediatrics. 2. Internship Programm Coordinator: I was the Chairman for Internship training committee for more than 10 years. The committee is responsible for organizing the internship training programme for about 145 interns at Ministry of Health. 3. Member in Continious Medical Education (CME) commeette This committee was formed by Ministry of Health in 2010 in order to set up a structure for implementing CME programme at Salmaniya Medical Complex. MEETINGS, COURSES AND CONFERENCES: 1) Reasearch Methodology . January – April 1992. Salamaniya Medical Complex. 2) Genetic Counselling For the Community – Institute of Child Health and Hospital for Sick children, Great Ormond Street. 3) London – U.K., 13th – 24th November 1995. 4) An Introduction to Genetic Linkage Analysis. HMMP Resource Centre – Computing Courses. Cambridge – U.K., 8th - 10th January 1996. | P a g e 4/8 5) HGMP Computimg Course. U.K. HGMP – Resource Centre. Cambridge – U. K., 1st – 5th April 1996. 6) Symposium on Genetic Diseases in Arab Population – A Wealth of Indicative Information. Riyadh – Saudi Arabia, 23rd – 24th November 1996. 7) Symposium on Human Genetic Diversity in Health and Disease. Riyadh – Saudi Arabia, 16th – 17th November 1997. 8) The Annual Meeting of the American Society of Human Genetics. Baltimore – USA, October – 1997. 9) The 39th Annual Short Course in Medical and Experimental Mammalian Genetics. Bar Harbor – Main USA, 19th – 31st July 1998. 10) Better Uunderstanding of child development, Department of Pediatric — SMC, 13th - 14th March 2001. 11) Towards better understanding of Down syndrome, Department of Pediatric — SMC, 21st - 22nd January 2002. الجمعية البحرينية لتنمية مؤتمر حماية الطفل من سوء المعاملة و اﻻهمال عبر حماية اﻻسرة و تعزيزي التشريعات (12 20th – 22nd May 2001 الطفولة – 23rd – 25th May 2003 وزارة الصحة البرنامج اﻻرشادي ﻻدارة شئون الموظفين (13 14) Evidence Based Medicine, Arabian Gulf University, 8th – 10th May 2002. 15) The use of Genetic Engineering, molecular Biology and radioisotope in the diagnosis of Genetic and Infectious diseases in Arab countries. Cairo – Egypt, 28th June – 9th July 2003. 16) Faculty Development workshop on Tutoring Skills, Arabian Gulf University, 15th January 2004. 17) Evidence based Medicine – Training the Trainer, Arabian Gulf University, 10th – 14th May 2014. 18) The 11th Conference of the Union Arab Pediatric Societies, Bahrain 2nd – 5th December 2005. 19) Data analysis using SSPS 11.0 for window, March – April 2004. 20) Presentation at Clinical Pediatric Review course at Salmaniya Medical Complex 10th – 12th February 2007. 21) Presentation at Clinical Pediatric Review course at Salmaniya Medical Complex 28th October – 1st November 2007. 22) Presentation at Clinical Pediatric Review course at Salmaniya Medical Complex 26th – 28th February 2008. 23) Coaching for Improved Performance. 18th – 19th June 2008. College of Health Science. 24) Yearly presentation at Family Residency Program for several years | P a g e 5/8 25) Presentation at Bahrain Medical society course for Licensure Exam preparation for interns for several years. 26) Involvement in the following workshops: Medical Ethics and Professionalism, communicating with Children, Reflective Portfolio Workshops. 27) Organization member for Pediatric Neuroimaging Symposium 31st October – 1st November 2010 Bahrain 28) Organization member for the 7th Middle East Metabolic Group annual meeting - 29th & 30th October 2010 Bahrain. 29) 2nd pediatric Neurology update symposium, Tuesday, 24th February 2012- Bahrain 30) Presentation in the “Rare disease day” on 26th Feb. 2013 “From dysmorphology to the underlying genetic etiology in rare genetic diseases” Al Jawhara Center – Arabian