Scilime Editorial Board
Medical Experts
Dr. Abubakar
MBBS, MSPH
Dr. Abubakar combines a deep knowledge in medical sciences with extensive hands-on experience in healthcare. He holds an MBBS from Rawalpindi Medical College and an MSPH from the Health Services Academy at Quaid e Azam University. As a licensed healthcare professional, Dr. Abubakar has served in various administrative and clinical capacities. He also imparts his expertise as an instructor of Pathology and Pharmacology at Shifa Medical College. Currently, he is contributing his skills and knowledge at the Federal Govt. Services Hospital in Islamabad, where his blend of academic proficiency and practical experience makes a significant impact in the field.
Dr. Raafia Azhar
MBBS, MSPH, MSc Healthcare Leadership (UK)
Dr. Raafia Azhar has extensive medical training and public health expertise in healthcare practices and policies. She holds an MBBS from Army Medical College and an MSPH from the Health Services Academy, Islamabad, reflecting her strong foundation in medical sciences and public health. Dr. Raafia’s professional experience is distinguished by her role as Assistant Director of Surveillance at the Ministry of National Health Services Regulations and Coordination. She also honed her medical skills as a Medical Practitioner at Combined Military Hospital Rawalpindi. Currently, she is expanding her leadership capabilities in the healthcare sector by pursuing an MSc in Healthcare Leadership at BPP University, UK.
Dr. Jawaria Abdhoo
MBBS, FCPS (Medicine)
Dr. Jawaria Abdhoo is a distinguished medical professional with a comprehensive background in medicine. She obtained her MBBS from Foundation University Medical College and further specialized by completing her FCPS in Medicine from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan. Dr. Abdhoo has developed a keen interest and expertise in several medical areas, including electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) interpretation, diagnostic procedures, weight reduction strategies, management of chronic liver disease (CLD), treatment of gastroenteritis, and the control of hypertension. Currently, she applies her extensive knowledge and skills as a general practitioner at Shaikh Zayed Hospital in Lahore, where she continues to contribute significantly to patient care and medical practice.
Science Editors
Dr. Asma Rashid
B.S., M.S., PhD Psychology
Dr. Asma Rashid brings a wealth of expertise and insight to her role at Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU), backed by her significant experience in both research and teaching. Having her PhD degree in Psychology at Fatima Jinnah Women University and holding a Master’s degree from the University of Sargodha, she is well-versed in the intricacies of psychological studies. Her research, notably focusing on the impact of preoperative surgical anxiety on postoperative recovery and the role of surgical coping, highlights her deep understanding of patient psychology. Currently, as a faculty member at FJWU, she teaches a variety of subjects including Psychology, Critical Thinking, Entrepreneurship, Organizational Behaviour, and Human Psychology.
Ms. Sabahat Fatima
B.S. Behavioral Sciences, M.S. Rehabilitation, Counseling and Mental Health (Australia)
Ms. Sabahat Fatima is a skilled professional in the field of mental health and rehabilitation counseling, equipped with a comprehensive research background. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Sciences and a Master’s degree in Rehabilitation, Counseling and Mental Health from La Trobe University, Australia. Her experience is extensive and diverse, having worked with individuals suffering from various mental health disorders, including psychological distress, Alzheimer’s, dementia, schizophrenia, and related disorders. Currently, she is contributing her expertise to an NDIS registered organization, where she provides invaluable support to people with special needs. Ms. Sabahat’s research interests are particularly focused on exploring the relationship between childhood traumatic experiences, psychological distress, and obsessive-compulsive personality symptoms among young adults, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms. Saman Fatima
B.S. Env. Sci., M.Phil. Biotechnology
Ms. Saman Fatima leverages her extensive background in environmental sciences and biotechnology to excel as an editor and writer. She earned her BS in Environmental Sciences and an M.Phil in Biotechnology from Fatima Jinnah Women University. Her research work, focusing on the identification of fungal pathotypes associated with skin disorders of Citrus Reticulata Blanco through classical and molecular approaches, showcases her depth of knowledge and analytical skills. Currently, as a Senior Editor at Scilime, Ms. Fatima combines her scientific expertise with her passion for writing and editing, contributing significantly to the dissemination of scientific knowledge and research.
Ms. Ayesha
B.S. Behavioral Sciences, M.Phil. Psychology
Ms. Ayesha has carved a niche for herself through her insightful research and academic pursuits. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Sciences from Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU). Her research work notably concentrates on the efficacy of mindfulness-based interventions on individuals with Type D personality, delving into aspects such as childhood maltreatment, sleep disturbances, and psychological distress. Currently, Ms. Ayesha is furthering her academic journey by pursuing an MPhil in Psychology, while simultaneously applying her expertise as a freelance editor and writer. She also holds a significant role as a Senior Editor at Scilime, contributing her knowledge and skills to the broader scientific and academic community.
Ms. Amara Fatima
B.S. Env. Sci., M.Phil. Biotechnology
Ms. Amara Fatima is an accomplished academic with a rich background in environmental sciences and biotechnology. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences and an M.Phil in Biotechnology from Fatima Jinnah Women University. Her research has primarily focused on bioactivity, antioxidants, and the biosynthesis of nanoparticles. Currently, she leverages her extensive knowledge and research skills as a freelance editor and writer, also serving as a Senior Editor at Scilime. Ms. Fatima’s transition from a research-centric career to one in editing and writing reflects her versatility and commitment to disseminating scientific knowledge.
Ms. Ayesha Aftab Malik
B.S. Env. Sci., M.S. Biotechnology
Ms. Ayesha Aftab Malik is a dedicated researcher in the field of environmental sciences and biotechnology, with her academic foundations laid at Islamic International University Islamabad where she completed both her BS in Environmental Sciences and MS in Biotechnology. She has been engaged as a researcher at the Applied Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Lab at Islamic International University Islamabad. Her expertise encompasses areas such as bioinformatics, nanotechnology, and biotechnology. Ms. Ayesha’s research is particularly focused on the gene therapy of Parkinson’s Disease, showcasing her commitment to advancing scientific knowledge in critical areas of healthcare.
Ms. Anoosha Waheed
B.S. Behavioral Sci., M.S. Clinical Psychology
Ms. Anoosha Waheed is an aspiring clinical psychologist, currently pursuing her MS in Clinical Psychology from the National University of Science and Technology. Her academic journey is complemented by her clinical internships at various psychiatric facilities, providing her with practical insights into mental health care. Ms. Anoosha’s research interests are centered on the impacts of media usage, video gaming, screen time, and their correlations with physical wellbeing, Body Mass Index, and psychological wellbeing, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms. Hajira Khan
B.S. Behavioral Sci., M.S. Clinical Psychology
Ms. Hajira Khan is a proficient clinical psychologist with a dedicated academic and research background. She attained her Master of Science in Clinical Psychology from the Foundation University School of Science and Technology, Islamabad. Ms. Khan is highly regarded for her dual role as a adjunct lecturer member at both Fatima Jinnah Women University and Foundation University School of Science and Technology. Her research interests are notably centered on exploring the interplay between lifestyle factors, eating behaviors, and body mass index, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. This focus highlights her commitment to understanding the psychological impacts of global health challenges. Currently, she continues to enrich the academic community with her expertise and insights in her capacity at these esteemed institutions.
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