Dr. Muneer is an Emergency Medicine Consultant from the United Arab Emirates. He completed his residency training in Emergency Medicine at Tawam Hospital in 2017. He is a former attending physician and educator at both Tawam Hospital and Sheikh Tahnoon Medical City (STMC).

Over the years, he has actively participated in the Emergency Medicine residency program at Tawam Hospital, advancing from chief resident to faculty member, Associate Program Director, and ultimately Program Director, a position he held until February 2025. His contributions have been crucial in training and graduating more than 60 Emergency Medicine Physicians, who are now board-certified and practice locally in the United Arab Emirates, across the wider region, and internationally. His main interests include undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, peer development, emergency medicine resuscitation and critical care, simulation, and point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS).

Additionally, Dr. Muneer has organized, participated in, and lectured at seminars and workshops both locally and across the MENA region, targeting medical students, residents, and other healthcare professionals. These include the Basic Ultrasound and POCUS Workshop, Airway Workshop, ENT Workshop, Suturing Workshop, and Chief Resident Leadership Program.

Furthermore, he has extensive experience as a life support instructor. He serves as a faculty member at Tawam Hospital and STMC Life Support Training Centers, where he teaches various life support courses, including Basic Life Support (BLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS). In recognition of his efforts, he received the Emirates Society of Emergency Medicine (ESEM) Faculty of the Year Award in 2019, along with numerous other honors. Currently, he is a member of the Emergency Medicine Examination Subcommittee at the National Institute of Health Specialties (Emirati Board). Since 2023, he has been appointed as an Emirati Board Examiner.

Dr. Osama Mousa Salama, Emirate, Arab Board (EM), Jordanian Board (EM), European board of Emergency medicne, MRCEM, and MBA, is a Senior Emergency Medicine Consultant and Head of the Emergency Department at Al-Qassimi Hospital, Emirates Health Services (EHS), Sharjah. He is Regional Faculty for the American Heart Association (BLS, ACLS, PALS, PEARS) and Course Director with the European Resuscitation Council (ETC/ALS/NLS). He is an active speaker, educator, and researcher with special interests in resuscitation, trauma, and emergency systems improvement.

Dr. Mariam Ahmed Aljneibi is an Emergency Medicine and Sports Medicine physician, currently serving as the Quality Improvement Lead and Associate Program Director for the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Zayed Military Hospital.

She completed her Emergency Medicine training and a Sports Medicine Fellowship at McGill University, and she holds a Master of Health Administration from George Washington University.

Dr. Aljneibi is a board member with the Emirates Medical Association for Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation and is actively involved in national and international conferences, contributing to education, quality improvement, and the advancement of sports-related emergency care.

Consultant emergency medicine

Head of urgent care centre in primary health care centre Al Ain with a deep passion for medical education and simulation-based training and certified Training of Trainers (TOT) professional with a distinguished passion for medical education and simulation-based learning. A published author of three books, she is dedicated to advancing clinical education, leadership, and professional development.

Anzal Rehman graduated from Avalon University School of Medicine and completed training in the U.S., Seychelles, and Philippines. He did his Emergency Medicine residency at Zayed Military Hospital, served as Chief Resident, and has published peer-reviewed articles. He is the Founder and President of ECREM, host of the 'ECREM|talks' podcast, and holds several editorial roles

Senior Emergency Medicine Consultant and Medical Toxicologist with over 13 years' experience in high-acuity emergency medicine. Arab Board-certified in Emergency Medicine with fellowship training from Emory University and an Executive Master's in Healthcare Administration. Core faculty member of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at SKMC and Co-Chair of the National Toxicology Committee at NIHS, while actively serving as an AHLS Instructor delivering specialized training across the UAE and the wider region.

Dr Al Hatali is the head of the poison control section, Environmental and Occupational Health Department, at the Ministry of Health in Sultanate of Oman. She also serves as the Middle East and North Africa Association of Medical Toxicology (MENATOX) President. She is a consultant in the Emergency Medicine Department at Royal Hospital and the Emergency Medicine Program Director at Oman Medical Specialty Board. She graduated from Oman Medical Specialty Board in 2012 as well as certified by the Arab Emergency Medicine Board. She finished her Post Doctoral Fellowship in medical toxicology at Emory University and the Georgia Poison Center  in Atlanta, GA USA in 2014. She has lectured in countries around the world and has numerous awards to her credit. Dr Al Hatali has a true passion for Toxicology and field development in the Region.

An Emergency Medicine (EM) physician from the Sultanate of Oman, Dr. Suad is deeply committed to the life-saving impact of the specialty. Inspired early during medical school, her passion for EM was further strengthened through hands-on experience in emergency departments, where she recognized the critical need for advancements in emergency care.

Her clinical interest is rooted in improving patient outcomes through early recognition and timely management of critical conditions. She is particularly passionate about the narrative nature of emergency medicine, where patient stories, clinical judgment, and rapid decision-making come together in high-stakes environments.

Having personally experienced serious illness and complex medical care, she brings a heightened sense of empathy, compassion, and resilience to her practice. Dedicated to continuous learning and service, she strives to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of emergency care in Oman and beyond.

Dr. Ziad Kazzi is a Professor at the department of Emergency Medicine and the Director of the International Medical Toxicology Fellowship Program at Emory University. He is also the Assistant Medical Director of the Georgia Poison Center and a Guest Researcher at the CDC National Center of Environmental Health. As an emergency physician and toxicologist, Dr. Kazzi specializes in the recognition, triage and management of poisonings and holds a deep interest in the areas of Radiation and International Toxicology.

Dr, Kazzi is cirrently serving at Board President of the American College of Medical Toxicology (2025 - 2027.) He is also Past-President of the Middle East & North Africa Clinical Toxicology Association (MENATOX), whose mission is to advance the care of poisoned patients and prevent poisonings in the MENA region. As an internationally renowned expert in radiation emergencies, he serves on the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, the Executive Committee of the Radiation Injury Treatment Network, and Associate Medical Director of the Southern Regional Disaster Response System.