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Dr. Amal Bakhshwain is a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Consultant and medical educator based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. She completed a Clinical Simulation Fellowship at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), University of Toronto, and is an alumna and a faculty of the Harvard Macy Institute Program for Educators in Health Professions. Her work focuses on simulation-based education, translational simulation, and health design, with a particular interest in using simulation not only to train clinicians, but also to identify safety gaps and improve healthcare systems. She is actively involved in pediatric emergency medicine education and faculty development locally and internationally and is passionate about creating learning experiences that translate into meaningful change in clinical practice.

Dr. Amani is a Pediatric Emergency Consultant at King Fahad Medical City (KFMC), currently serving as the Vice President and Chairperson of Bylaws for the Saudi Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSSH). Previously held leadership roles as the Chairperson of the Life Support Department and Anatomy Lab at CRESENT (KFMC) and Chairperson of Advertisement and Publicity at the SSSH. A dedicated educator, formerly serving as the Program Director for both the Pediatric Emergency Fellowship and the Simulation Pediatric Emergency Fellowship (2018–2021). An established speaker and scientific committee member at regional and international conferences, specializing in healthcare simulation, pediatric emergency medicine, communication, and leadership

Dr Nasser completed his training in Emergency Medicine in Oxford & London in the United Kingdom. He completed his Fellowship from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM) UK and also has a post graduate certificate in simulation and Medical Education.

He is currently the Program director of the Emergency Medicine Residency program at Sheikh Khalifa medical city Abu Dhabi.