Control Coordinator Project Manager

Personal Details:

Name: Maryam Hajj

Nationality: Bangladeshi

Place of Birth: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Place of residence: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Email: *************@*****.***

Mobile: 059*******

Experience:

Volunteered from 5th of September 2021 until now as Infection Control Practitioner in Infection Prevention and Control Department at King Khalid University Hospital.

Completed internship Infection Prevention and Control Department (6th of June 2021- 2nd of September 2021) at King Khalid University Hospital.

Part-time Chief IELTS Invigilator in Saudi British IELTS Test Center (2019-2021) Education:

Bachelor of Science (2021), Second Class honors (3.64/4) in Public Health, Saudi Electronic University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

High School Diploma (2016), Bangladesh International School, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia License:

Public Health Specialist by the Saudi Commission of Health Specialties

“My passion in Infection Prevention and Control is deep as the field is very unique, and exciting. I am an ethical, sincere, humble, and dedicated person when it comes to work. As I’m new to the healthcare

industry, my ideas are different and creative and

adore to challenge the challenges.”

Achievements:

Managed, Coordinated, and Controlled the Outbreak of Candida Auris and Burkholderia Cepacia in the Intensive Care Unit at King Khalid University Hospital.

Handled Intensive care units, surgical, medical wards, and ER under the supervision of senior Infection Control Practitioners.

Assisted in auditing Hand Hygiene compliance in clinical areas and surveillance of Hospital-acquired infections

Monitored compliance with Hand Hygiene and Hospital-acquired infections Bundles checklist in clinical areas

Provided educational Hand Hygiene lectures to Health-care workers

Provided educational lectures in my native language, Bengali to the Housekeepers at the King Khalid University Hospital.

Professional Development Courses Attended:

Four-day Online course for Hospital Associated Infection Surveillance by Ministry of Health

Microbiology & pathogenesis of Healthcare-Associated Infections by IPQ Academy

Waste: It really does matter by Infection Prevention Society, United Kingdom

Just Culture by Virtual Medical Academy

Aspergillosis by IPQ Academy, UAE

Infection Control in hospitals and healthcare-associated infections by Qosco partnered with Saudi Commission Health Specialties

Oncology Conference Online Webinar on Gastrointestinal and Genitourinary Malignancies by Al Faisal University

Multidisciplinary Strategies for Patient Care by Watan AlKhaleej partnered with Saudi Commission Health Specialties

Second Victim in Healthcare by the Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs in collaboration with the Saudi Patient Safety Center and WHO Collaborating Center on Patient Safety Policies and Strategies.

Surveillance of AMR, AMU, and AMC in LMICs-Perspectives from the first 5 years of the Fleming Fund by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Recorded webinar on Coping with TB in the times of COVID-19 and TB funding priorities: next Global Fund funding cycle and additional COVID-19 funding.

Diphtheria: A recurring IPC Challenge by the Health Infection Society

NHSN Reporting for Long Term Care - A Virginia Infection Prevention Training Center Webinar

CDC Public Health Webinar Series on Blood Disorders

ESCMID WHO-Enhancing antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention for the control of AMR

WHO TB Screening: Policies, Challenges and Opportunities Webinar

Face-to-face seminar on Management of Latent Tuberculosis Infection in Clinical Settings: Role of IGRA Assays organized by AFMS and Qiagen

Clinical Management and Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) for Monkey Pox by WHO Eastern Mediterranean Office in Collaboration with WHO Collaborating Center For Infection Prevention Control and Antimicrobial Resistance

WHO Global Webinar Series to Support Implementation of National Action Plans on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

Preventing and managing antimicrobial resistance - why everyone has a role by Imperial College, London.

Emerging Pathogens (Update on Ebola, Monkeypox, and Respiratory Viruses) by King Saud University

Recorded Web symposium on “New roles of microbiology laboratories in public health surveillance and epidemic response”

Infection prevention challenges and solutions 2022: Monkeypox: a new clinical and IPC challenge webinar by the Healthcare Infection Society in the United Kingdom

Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness webinar by Saudi CDC, Weqaya Language Proficiency:

Bengali, my Mother Tongue

English, Close to Native speaker

Urdu and Hindi, Fluently

German, Basic level

Arabic, Basic level

Skills:

Hard worker

Active

Exhibit interpersonal and communication skills

Quick Learner

Adapter

Team Player

Flexible

Mature

Exhibit Leadership skills

Decision maker

References:

Dr.Fatimah Alshahrani, Infectious Disease Consultant, ASP Consultant, Assistant Professor, Director of Infection Prevention and Control Coordinator at King Saud University Medical City, Email: ***********@***.***.**, MOB: 055*******

Dr. Abba Elgujja, Infection Prevention and Control Coordinator at King Saud University Medical City, Email: *********@***.***.**, MOB: 055*******

Dr. Shaima Miraj, Assistant Professor of Department of Public Health of College of Health Science in Saudi Electronic University, email: *.*****@***.***.**, MOB:055*******

Mr.Baseel Nemeh, Project Manager, Saudi British IELTS Test Center. Email: *****.*****@***.***.**, MOB: 058*******

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