Reem Abraham

Dr. Reem Abraham is a Professor at the School of Medicine, Saba University, specializing in Pathophysiology. With over two decades of experience in medical education across India, Saudi Arabia, and the Caribbean, she focuses on teaching Medical Physiology to students in various programs, including USMLE and MBBS. Her research emphasizes Medical Physiology and Medical Education, with a particular interest in active learning strategies and curriculum design.

Dr. Abraham has presented research at prestigious conferences like the American Physiological Society (APS) and Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE), earning numerous awards including the International Endeavour Executive Fellowship (2018) and the APS Teaching Career Enhancement Award (2014).

Her publications highlight innovations in curriculum mapping, student project mentorship, and assessment methodologies. She has also been recognized for her teaching excellence by institutions like AUSOMA (American University School of Medicine Aruba) with multiple 'Best Teacher' awards.

Dr. Abraham’s work integrates clinical orientation with educational research, aiming to enhance student learning outcomes through evidence-based strategies. She has contributed to faculty development programs and workshops, promoting global standards in medical education.