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Curriculum Vitae 1) Personal Information: Name Suliman Eid Address 137/1 Main Street Zawayda Village Gaza Strip Via Israel Email address: [email protected] Telephone 00 (972) 7 - 2530570 (R) 050 268 172 Mobile Date of Birth 1 November 1958 Status Married with children Occupation Registered Nurse 2) Employment History: Epidemiology Nursing Inspector (Ministry of Health Palestinian Authority 1992 - Present Public Health Nursing Supervisor Gaza Strip 1983 - 1992 Charge Nurse School Health Programme 1981 - 1982 Nurse Community Health Care, Gaza Strip 1980 - 1981 3) Education: MSc in Child and Mother Health Institute of Child Health University of London 1995 - 1996 Diploma in Community Health Nursing Practical School of Nursing \ Ashkelon School of Nursing 1991 Diploma in Public Health Information and Health policy School of Public Health, Hebrew university Jerusalem. 1987 Diploma in Health Service Administration Ashkelon School of Nursing 1987 Diploma in Teaching Methodologies (nursing) Qualified School of Nursing Gaza 1981 Diploma in Nursing studies Qualified school of nursing, Ophthalmic Hospital Gaza. 1980 High school certificate 1977 4) Current Committee Memberships: Member of the regional scientific committee for nosocomial and cross infection control in hospitals and family planning units. (Ministry of Health) Ministry of Health Palestinian Authority 1. High Risk Pregnancy Maternal Death Working Group. 2. Thalassemia Working Group 3. Infectious disease working group 4. Preventive medicine and Environmental health committee Palestinian Family Planning 1. Member of board director Palestinian Public Health Association 1. Member Palestinian Nurses Syndicate 1. Member Mercy association for orphan children 1. Member of board director 5) Teaching Activities Practical School of Nursing Epidemiology and infectious diseases Primary Health Care Staff Epidemiology and Infectious diseases, and vaccine preventable diseases, Basis of surveillance especially sexual transmitted diseases HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis B. Women Health Directorate a. EC. Programme b. UNFPA Programme Health education in relation to basic nutrition for pregnant women and children, Importance of vaccination, STDs, Control of infection in hospitals and family planning units Reproductive health, Early marriage, STDs and safe motherhood Family Planning Association Reproductive Health and Sexual Transmitted Diseases UNDP Women Health Project Identification of adolescents needs, antenatal care, high risk pregnancy, post natal care, family planning, reproductive health, sexual health and sexual transmitted disease Research Center for human and Social development Reproductive health, sexual Health and Sexual transmitted diseases UN Food Programme Principles of PHC, principles of healthy eating (for pregnant women and children "Weaning food") and weaning food in addition to the importance of EPI in our area 6) In-service training International Issues in Health System Development. UNFPA a programme and operational guidelines Women's Reproductive Health in the Nordic Countries University of Oslo Norway Gaza UNFPA office University of Oslo Norway Blendern 27/6-7/8/1998 Gaza 3-4/6/1998 Gran - Oslo 26-31 Oct.1997 Prenatal care in developing countries Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital.- London London Feb.1996 The March of Palestinian Nurses Palestine Hospital. Cairo Sept. 1994 Solid Waste disposal control and management The implication for health Rafah council Gaza April 1994 International (Palestinian Child mental health and effects of war Shawa Cultural Centre Gaza 1993 International Epidemiological Association Jerusalem Jerusalem 1993 Gastro intestinal Disorder School of nursing and allied sciences Ramallah 1984 7) Research experience: * Survey of antenatal care utilisation and institutional delivery in the Gaza Strip in between 1986-87 aimed at highlighting areas requiring improvement. This information provided the motivation and suggested research subsequently for the development of the needed working standard (In term of data collection). * Monitoring of Growth Curve Patterns on Children from birth to 2 years of age who attended Government Primary Health care centres between 1986-89. Gaza Strip (data collection). * Co-researcher on a programme aimed at surveying dental carries and periodontal diseases among school children between the age of 6-12 years in the Gaza Strip in 1988. * An Assessment of Maternal Health Services at the Secondary Health Level in the Gaza Strip. Submitted as part of the requirement of the degree of MSc, Institute of Child Health University of London with a distinction grade pass in this dissertation 1995-96. 8) Publication: The Dietary habits of young people, our health as adults is affecting by the eating habits we form as adolescence. Nursing Times. December 10, 1997 Volume 93 No.50 9) Additional Information: As outlined in my resume, I have wide range of clinical fields, gained particularly throughout my career as a nurse at different levels of seniority and responsibility. Although a main areas of interest are: Maternal Health in terms of: 1. Women health in terms of: health education and programmes implementation throughout ANC, high risk pregnancy, natal care, post natal care and family planning. 2. Child health in terms of: health education and programmes implementation throughout Immunisation, Breast feeding, weaning food and food supplementation, Growth monitoring and health education for the mothers her families, her supporter and the community as a whole regarding diarrhoeal diseases, respiratory diseases and related health and disease indicators. This extends to Epidemiology and infectious diseases - including HIV and AIDS, community based health care and preventive medicine and the development of the health care systems and policy currently as pertinent to the Gaza Strip. I believe that my skills and experience have been enhanced by my very recent period of post-graduate study and research in Britain at the Institute of Child Health, London, which resulted in the award of MSc with a distinction grade pass in the dissertation. Furthermore, the course of International Issues in Health System Development in Oslo. As part of the MSc course requirements, I carried out a research project, which assessed level of maternal health care at the secondary health care level in the Gaza Strip. This involved a survey of 200 women and 30 medical staff, in a range of three health localities scattered throughout the region. This period provided a very good academic and research training in the design and implementation of 'fairly' large scale research project, as well as provide very valuable information about the quality and level of need for Secondary health Care Services and how better to introduce changes in service delivery and, above all, health care policies. I have, for your information, if you have the time, to have a look, I will be very happy to send you a copy of my project. 10) Computer skills: Word processor, Epi-Info, and SPSS which are recommended by WHO for health research, and power point. 11) References: 1. Dr. Keith Sullivan MSc course director Institute of Child Health, University of London 30 Guilford Street, London WC1N 1EH Telephone: 0171 242 9789 Fax: 0171 831 0488 2. Dr. Abdel Jabbar Tebi Director General of the PHC - MoH. Palestinian Authority-Gaza Strip. Rimal Clinic Wehda Street Tel \ fax - +972 7 - 2864230 |
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