I have received Graduate Certificate in University Learning and Teaching (GCULT) and demonstrated high-quality student-centred learning and teaching experience with corresponding cadaver dissection experiments. Demonstrated experience in both small and large cohorts of students through face-to-face, online and blended modes of pharmacology teaching. Currently, I am participating as an active member of the University's Medical School Curriculum Development Committee, delivering clinical pharmacology lectures and conducting research both in the non-clinical and clinical environment.

I have extensive qualitative and quantitative research experience working for medium and large organizations in both private and public sectors. I served as a Human Research Ethics Committee member and experience with the Ethics application and site application preparation and submission. My research area falls in the field of Neuropharmacology especially in the prevention and treatment of Alzheimer's Disease and further interested to extend the molecular and clinical research (dementia, obesity and ageing) but not limited. Currently, I am open to supervise MD’s and HDR students (Master's & PhD).