A leader specialized in innovation, artificial intelligence, and intellectual property within the healthcare sector.

She has been the Associate Executive Director of Innovation at King Abdullah Medical City (KAMC) since March 2024, where she leads the development of ecosystems that transform ideas, research, and emerging technologies into actionable, scalable healthcare solutions with measurable impact.

She is a registered inventor with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), holds the Certified Chief Innovation Officer (CCInO) credential from the Global Innovation Institute (GInI), and holds a professional certification in Artificial Intelligence consulting.

She served as the Intellectual Property Officer at King Abdullah Medical City (KAMC), Co-founder the Healthcare Artificial Intelligence Association, and worked as the Director of Innovation at the Makkah Health Cluster and Information Technology Manager at the Institute of Consulting Research and Studies at Umm Al-Qura University.

Her expertise focuses on leading and governing innovation, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, intellectual property strategies, and partnership building, alongside designing and leading hackathons, accelerators, and incubation programs. She has contributed to building and developing health innovation programs—including hackathons, accelerators, innovation incubators, and innovation ambassador programs—and supported the transition of medical projects and inventions from ideation to protection, development, and application.

She has participated as a judge, speaker, and trainer in local and international awards, programs, and events in the fields of innovation, patient experience, and scientific projects. She has professional engagements with a number of specialized organizations and initiatives, and throughout her career, she has provided over 2,000 consultations to innovators and inventors, while contributing to the training and qualification of more than 10,000 beneficiaries in innovation, artificial intelligence, and intellectual property.

Her work focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence and innovation to create impact on healthcare, patient experience, and operational efficiency, and building institutional innovation ecosystems that are measurable, scalable, and sustainable, thereby supporting health transformation and the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.

She has received several international awards and recognitions, most notably the 2025 Distinguished Chief Innovation Officer award from the Global Innovation Institute (GInI), and was selected for the "MIT Innovators Under 35" list for the Middle East and North Africa.

She holds a Master's degree in Artificial Intelligence with honors from Umm Al-Qura University in 2021.