A pharmacist who fell in love with explaining the science.

My story

From Sharjah, to the counter, to the page

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy at the University of Sharjah in 2017, fascinated less by memorizing drugs than by understanding the why behind them: how a molecule becomes a therapy, and how that therapy gets explained to the people who prescribe and take it.

That curiosity led me into medical communications. As a copywriter at FCB Cure and then a medical writer at HMP Global, I learned to turn dense clinical evidence into content that holds up to medical, legal, and regulatory scrutiny. That meant CME programs, published special reports, slide decks, grant proposals, and patient-education scripts across oncology, rare disease, neurology, immunology, psychiatry, and endocrinology.

I then returned to direct patient care as a community and long-term care pharmacist in Michigan, running medication therapy management, drug utilization reviews, and counseling patients through complex regimens. It kept me close to the realities of treatment, and made me a sharper writer.

Now I'm completing my Doctor of Pharmacy in December 2026 with a clear destination: medical affairs. I want to contribute to pharmaceutical research, where the rigor of clinical pharmacy and the craft of scientific communication finally meet.

I'm not leaving pharmacy behind. I'm bringing it with me, into the rooms where science gets developed, debated, and explained.