Ola Ghallab Al-Ahdab
Founder and Director of the Pharma Program at the Ministry of Health and Prevention , United Arab Emirates
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Name in Arabic:
علا غلاب الأحدب
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Nationality:
Emirati
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Country of Residence:
United Arab Emirates
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Ola Ghallab Al-Ahdab's Bio
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Founder and Director of the “Pharma Program” at the “ Ministry of Health and Community Protection ”, United Arab Emirates.
She is an assistant professor at the College of Pharmacy at Ajman University since 2011, and at the University of Sharjah since 2010.
She held several positions in the Ministry of Health and Community Protection , namely: Head of the Quality and Control Department, Head of the Inspection and Compliance Department, Head of the Pharmaceutical Care Department, Vice President of Medical Purchasing, and Director of Prescriptions.
She was also the President of the ISPOR branch in the Emirates, Vice President of the Emirates Medical Association and the Emirates Pharmaceutical Association, and Vice President of the Social and Administrative Pharmacy Department of the International Federation of Pharmacists.
She received an honorary postdoctoral fellowship from Queen’s University Belfast in the United Kingdom.
She holds a doctorate in pharmaceutical economics and drug management in 2009 from Queen’s University Belfast, a higher diploma in clinical pharmacy in 2003 from the same university, and a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy in 1980 from the University of Damascus .
She is an assistant professor at the College of Pharmacy at Ajman University since 2011, and at the University of Sharjah since 2010.
She held several positions in the Ministry of Health and Community Protection , namely: Head of the Quality and Control Department, Head of the Inspection and Compliance Department, Head of the Pharmaceutical Care Department, Vice President of Medical Purchasing, and Director of Prescriptions.
She was also the President of the ISPOR branch in the Emirates, Vice President of the Emirates Medical Association and the Emirates Pharmaceutical Association, and Vice President of the Social and Administrative Pharmacy Department of the International Federation of Pharmacists.
She received an honorary postdoctoral fellowship from Queen’s University Belfast in the United Kingdom.
She holds a doctorate in pharmaceutical economics and drug management in 2009 from Queen’s University Belfast, a higher diploma in clinical pharmacy in 2003 from the same university, and a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy in 1980 from the University of Damascus .
