Mais Sbeih

• Facilitating and giving Advanced cardiovascular life support (ACLS) courses, for medical doctors and nurses, under the alignment of Collage for health science Training Center as a Licensed ACLS instructor by the American heart association.
• Promoted a positive learning environment by establishing clear expectations and maintaining consistent classroom management techniques.
• Tracked student progress, frequently checking in with struggling students and identifying root causes of problems.
• Boosted student performance by providing individualized support and targeted feedback.
• following the AHA learning methods, eliminating instructional gaps.

• As an experienced clinical pharmacist with clinical research experience I was a member of the IRB committee with some responsibilities in the newly conducted clinical trials in the Hospital.
• Screened patient records, databases, and physician referrals to identify prospective candidates for research studies.
• Followed clinical research protocols and conducted study visits in compliance with ICH/GCP and FDA regulations.
• Enhanced patient safety by meticulously monitoring and documenting adverse events during clinical trials.
• Collaborated with clinical staff and other healthcare professionals to support clinical trial data accuracy.
• Trained new team members on essential clinical research protocols and procedures, promoting a culture of continuous learning.
• Developed strong relationships with trial sponsors, ensuring ongoing collaboration and future project opportunities.
• Developed strong relationships with patients through compassionate care coordination during their participation in clinical studies.
• Participated in site monitoring visits, addressing any concerns or discrepancies related to patient enrollment or data collection procedures.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of industry regulations by attending professional development seminars and reviewing relevant publications regularly.
• Serving as a clinical resource and drug information specialist to medical, pharmacy, and nursing staff as well as to allied health-care providers as needed.
• Active member in Pharmacy & Therapeutic committee, Stewardship Committee, and Pain Management Committee. Responsible for the execution of some of the committee’s annual reports.
• Playing a major role in the process of JCI accreditation for the pain management program in the city.
• Reviewing pharmacy policies and procedures on yearly basis.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams for optimal patient care and improved treatment outcomes.
• Developed strong relationships with healthcare providers, facilitating communication and collaboration for better patient care coordination.
• Evaluated medication regimens for complex patients, identifying potential drug interactions and devising alternative treatment strategies when necessary.
• Educated patients on proper medication use and adherence, leading to improved health outcomes and decreased hospital readmissions.
• Trained pharmacy residents and interns on clinical care and medication dispensing.
• Advised physicians on how to properly dose medications.
• Improved patient outcomes by providing medication therapy management and comprehensive pharmaceutical care to diverse patient populations.
• Implemented cost-saving measures through formulary management and utilization review, ensuring efficient use of resources while maintaining high-quality patient care standards.
• Mentored pharmacy students and residents, fostering a supportive learning environment that promoted professional growth.
• Enhanced clinical pharmacy services through the development and implementation of evidence-based protocols and guidelines.
• Streamlined medication reconciliation process, reducing medication errors and enhancing patient safety.
• Educated patients on possible drug interactions, potential side effects, and optimal methods of administration.
• Contributed to antimicrobial stewardship efforts by monitoring antibiotic usage patterns and making recommendations for targeted improvements.
• Helped patients overcome vaccine hesitancy by providing facts about efficacy and safety data.
• Conducted research in the field of clinical pharmacy, contributing to advancements in patient care practices.
• Presented clinical findings at national conferences, promoting knowledge sharing among peers in the industry.
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• Facilitating and giving ACLS courses under the alignment of SBAHC International Training Center as a Licensed ACLS instructor by the American heart association.

• acilitated efficient organization of study-related documents through meticulous record-keeping practices.
• Educated patients regarding all facets of clinical study participation.
• Assisted with research protocol development.
• Coordinated with multidisciplinary teams to facilitate smooth communication between researchers, clinicians, and support staff.
• Streamlined data collection processes for improved accuracy and efficiency in clinical research projects.
• Demonstrated advanced knowledge of federal regulatory compliance guidelines.
• Followed clinical research protocols and conducted study visits in compliance with ICH/GCP and FDA regulations.
• Managed patient recruitment, informed consent process and data entry to support trial objectives.
• Research Experience at Jordan Hospital (two studies and one database collection for a group of cardiology studies):

1. Prevalance of Nosocomial Clostridium difficile Infections in Amman, Jordan: A Multicenter Study (Ongoing Study).

2. Prevalance and Antimicrobial Susceptibilities of Microorganisms Causing CVC infections and CLABSI in Pediatric Patients (Ongoing Study).

*Both studies were conducted by Dr. Jamal Al-Wadi (ID Consultant – Jordan Hospital)*

3. Database collection for The First Registry in Jordan (JoPCRI).

• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams for optimal patient care and improved treatment outcomes.
• Developed strong relationships with healthcare providers, facilitating communication and collaboration for better patient care coordination.
• Educated patients on proper medication use and adherence, leading to improved health outcomes and decreased hospital readmissions.
• Evaluated medication regimens for complex patients, identifying potential drug interactions and devising alternative treatment strategies when necessary.

• Clinical rounds with different oncology teams.
• Publication in cooperation with KHCC Clinical Pharmacy Team

(Shorouq Telfah, Mais Sbeih, Haitham Tuffaha. Adherence to guidelines for antimicrobial prophylaxis in oncologic surgery. J Oncol Pharm Practice. 2010. Vol 16: No 2 (Supplement)).