I regard myself as a passionate and trilingual registered midwife with over 16 years of clinical experience at Clemenceau Medical Center in Beirut. My clinical journey in maternal healthcare has allowed me to gain expertise in perinatal care, education, and assistance for expecting women, as well as actively contribute to local and international health accreditation processes.In addition to my clinical role, I was a part-time clinical instructor at the Lebanese American University since 2021, where I used to mentor nursing students during their maternity rotations. My teaching experience extends to lecturing on epidemiology, biostatistics, and nursing research, equipping future healthcare professionals with essential knowledge and skills.Beyond the clinical and academic settings, I have been deeply involved in public health initiatives. I have collaborated with UNICEF and UNFPA on national programs promoting breastfeeding and family planning, endorsed by the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health. As a council member and secretary at the Lebanese Order of Midwives, I have represented my profession in national and regional health forums and played a key role in organizing workshops and educational events.Academically, I hold a BS in Midwifery, a Diploma in Obstetrics from USJ, and a Master of Science in Epidemiology from the American University of Beirut, and I am skilled in statistical analysis using tools like SPSS. My commitment to advancing public health and maternal care is also reflected in my co-authored publication on infectious diseases.