My path has not been perfectly planned from the beginning. It has been built step by step, guided by curiosity more than certainty.

I have spent more than 10 years learning and practising neurosurgery — around 6 years in Egypt and 7 years in the UK — across different teams, hospitals, and working styles. Over this time, I have grown not only in technical skills, but also in decision-making, communication, and patient-centred care.

I was awarded the FRCS (SN), a milestone that reflects years of focused effort and development. Alongside my clinical work, I followed my academic interest in neuroscience and completed my MD (Res) in Neuroscience, with a special interest in neuro-oncology and glioblastoma.

Alongside surgery and research, I have a long-term passion for e-learning. I started building educational content since I was a medical student, and over the years, I gained strong experience in creating structured learning that is practical, clear, and supportive for doctors and students.

For me, surgery, neuroscience, and education are connected. Each one helps me understand the brain better — and helps me support others in their learning journey.