Samira Said

Medical Officer with over five years of clinical experience , including surgical services, emergency care, COVID-19 response, and healthcare leadership. Currently serving as Medical Officer In-Charge within the Surgical Department, providing clinical leadership, workforce coordination, quality improvement, and patient care oversight. Currently pursuing a Master of Public Health (MPH) and interested in global health, migration health, humanitarian response, and health systems strengthening.

MEDICAL OFFICER IN-CHARGE (SURGICAL DEPARTMENT)

KUTRRH

• Coordinate daily clinical activities within the surgical department
• Management of departmental rotas for medical officers
• Supervision of medical officers in the department to ensure adherence to clinical standards and professional conduct.
• Organize and facilitate CMEs
• Develop and implement departmental SOPs
• Lead quality improvement initiatives

2022 – Present

MEDICAL OFFICER – SURGICAL SERVICES

KUTRRH

• Assessment and management of surgical patients
• Emergency surgical admissions and postoperative care

2021 – 2022

MEDICAL OFFICER – COVID-19 TREATMENT UNIT

KUTRRH

• Managed hospitalized COVID-19 patients

2025 – Present

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (MPH)- ONGOING

University of Suffolk UK

2013 – 2018

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY (MBChB)

Dalian medical university, china