I combine clinical dentistry, community research, and health data systems to make oral health needs in refugee and underserved communities visible, measurable, and actionable.
I'm a general dentist based in Amman, with clinical experience spanning internships at the Ministry of Health and Royal Medical Services, alongside private practice. Clinical work showed me how health systems fail people at the margins, and that pushed me toward public health.
My research focuses on oral health in underserved and refugee populations, through field work and community surveys across Jordan. The pattern I kept seeing: data on these communities is fragmented, delayed, or missing entirely.
So I build the missing layer myself. Automated survey pipelines, dashboards, and analysis tooling built for low-resource settings, turning field data into something health teams can act on in days, not years. My long-term goal is real-time, data-driven health monitoring for refugee camp settings in Jordan, built with and for the organizations working there.
Multi-site survey of 802 dental students assessing knowledge, attitudes, and adoption barriers around magnification in clinical practice. Led study design, analysis, and manuscript preparation with two co-authors, targeting an indexed oral health journal, with a companion interactive dashboard for the dataset.
End-to-end pipeline: offline-capable KoBoToolbox field collection flowing through n8n automation into Google Sheets, feeding a live dashboard. Built for low-resource settings, so non-technical health workers see results as data arrives.
Field experience delivering oral health care and conducting needs assessments in camp settings, the foundation of my research direction: closing the data gap that keeps these communities invisible to health planning.
From questionnaire design to field-ready, offline-capable KoBoToolbox forms for health programs, needs assessments, and community surveys in low-resource settings.
Connecting collection tools to live sheets and reports automatically, so teams stop doing manual data entry.
Interactive dashboards for research data, program monitoring, and M&E reporting that non-technical teams can use.
Statistical analysis, manuscript-ready figures and tables, and LaTeX formatting for journal submission.
Community oral health assessment and clinical perspective for program design, from a practicing dentist.
Practical LLM integrations for health workflows: document processing, education tools, and reporting assistants.
Interactive dashboard visualizing the 802-respondent magnification study, built for committee and co-author review and deployed publicly.
Zero-touch field data pipeline: survey submissions auto-validated and routed into structured sheets powering a live monitoring view.
AI-powered presentation generator built on the Claude API, with web-search grounding, tone controls, and native PPTX export.
PDF-to-flashcard study app for dental licensing exam prep, supporting students preparing for international board exams.
Open to research collaboration, public health data projects, and NGO partnerships in health monitoring and oral health programming.