Personal Statement
I am a Lecturer in Radiological Sciences, with expertise in various areas, including Quality Management, Behavioural Assessment, Imaging Analysis, and Research Methods. I hold a PhD in Medical Imaging from the University of Liverpool, where my research interests were centred around brain plasticity during short-term learning. My doctoral work involved utilising advanced techniques such as fMRI and DTI studies to explore these neural adaptations. Alongside my academic background, I hold a diploma in Quality Management and Patient Safety from Joint Commission International (JCI). I have gained valuable teaching experience at Taif University and have previously worked as a Radiographers Training Officer at Al Hada Armed Forces Hospital in Taif. My career has also encompassed the role of Senior MRI Technologist.

Research Overview
My research interest focuses on neural changes that occur during the acquisition of new skills or knowledge. This investigation is supported by the application of advanced techniques such as functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI). These methodologies have enabled me to explore the fascinating adaptations in neural pathways and their implications for learning and memory processes in the human brain.