Sara Q. Abu-Tabikh

Sara Q. Abu-Tabikh is an Instructor in multiple departments within the School of Medicine, holding roles in Anesthesiology, Critical Care Anesthesiology, and Gynecology & Obstetrics. Her academic appointments reflect dual expertise in anesthesia and obstetrics, demonstrating a focus on perioperative care and maternal health.

Her research interests center on drug efficacy in obstetric settings, particularly the prokinetic and antiemetic effects of Azithromycin during cesarean sections. This work bridges pharmacology and clinical practice, aiming to improve patient outcomes through optimized medication use.

In terms of grants, she led an internal assessment project on Azithromycin’s properties during cesarean deliveries (Role: Investigator, LLU Dept. of Anesthesiology, June 2019, Status: Approved). No additional grants or lab affiliations are specified in the provided materials.