Stroke neurologist at King Fand Specialist Hospital, in Saudi Arabia, she completed her medical degree (with distinction) in 2008 at King Faisal University, Dammam, she did her neurology residency at King Fand specialist hospital at Dammam, Saudi Arabia, she completed her neurovascular fellowship at the university of Toronto, University health network, Canada, she worked at regional stroke center, where evaluating acute stroke patients, for acute thrombolysis and referral for endovascular therapy, as well as management of intracerebral hemorrhage, she also participated in the stroke prevention clinic, AVM and aneurysm clinic and in the rehabilitation setting, the center she worked in is part of major international stroke trials (ESCAPE-NA1, POINT, TEMPO-2, SWIFT-DIRECT), her latest scholarly activity was an oral abstract accepted by World Stroke Congress. Her primary research interest focus on stroke in cancer patients as well as stroke in young, where she is working on understanding the mechanism of stroke for this particular population, and individualizing a clinical approach based on the latest evidence. She is currently a board member of Saudi Stroke Society board committee. Recently appointed as a stroke lead E 1 cluster.