Personal Information:

Name:                 Khaled A. Al-Moyed

Date of Birth:     22 / 11 / 1962

Address:             P.O. Box  1610  Sana’a / Republic of Yemen

Telephone:         (+9671) 561400

Mobile:               (+49)17665886064

Telefax:              (+9671) 561400

k.almoyed@su.edu.ye

Qualifications:

• Doctor Degree in Public Health majoring Medical Microbiology – High Institute of Public Health – Alexandria University – Alexandria / Egypt, 2000, No grade is given.

• Master Degree in Public Health majoring Medical Microbiology from the same Institute, 1995, with a grade of “Excellent“.

• Bachelor Degree in Laboratory Medicine majoring Medical Microbiology & Parasitology – Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences – Sana’a University – Sana’a / Yemen, 1986, with a grade of “Very Good with Honor“.

Experiences and Employment Record:

2019 – until present time

• Vice Rector for Students Affairs at 21 September University for Medical & Applied Sciences / Yemen.

2017 – 2019

• Vice Dean for Academic Affairs & Graduate Studies and Scientific Research at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

2015 – until present time

• Professor of Medical Microbiology (including Public Health Aspects and Sanitary Microbiology) at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

2007 – until present time

• Main supervisor and examiner of Master and Doctor theses in Sanitary & Medical Microbiology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

2002 – 2006

• Co supervisor of Master theses in Sanitary & Medical Microbiology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

2007 – 2015

• Associate Professor of Medical Microbiology (including Public Health Aspects and Sanitary Microbiology) at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

2000 – 2006

• Assistant Professor of Medical Microbiology (including Public Health Aspects and Sanitary Microbiology) at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

1993 – 2000

• Graduate Researcher in the field of Bacterial pulmonary infections & diarrhea at the High Institute of Public Health – Alexandria University / Egypt.

1989 – 1992

• Demonstrator & Lecturer of Practical Medical Microbiology (including Sanitary Microbiology) at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen.

1988 – 1992

–   A participating lecturer of practical training courses in the field of medical laboratory diagnostic techniques for microbiologists and laboratory technicians at the Central Health Laboratory – Ministry of  Public Health & Population / Yemen.

1988 – 1989

• Head of the Virology & Serology Department at the Central Health Laboratory (CHL) – Ministry of Public Health & Population / Yemen.

1987 – 1988

• Head of the Water & Food Analysis Department at the CHL.

1986 – 1987

• Microbiologist in the Water & Food Analysis Department at the CHL and WHO Project (Yemen / CLR / 001).

Attended Training Courses, Conferences & Workshops:

• A participant in a workshop on revision, updating and description of the academic Bachelor and Master programs for the different medical faculties of the 21 September University for Medical & Applied Sciences, Sana’a / Yemen, 22/3/2022.

• A participant in the sessions management of the 2^nd Laboratory Medicine Conference held at Sana’a / Yemen, 20-23/3/2021.

• A participant in a workshop on accreditation of the academic Bachelor program of Human Medicine according to the standards of WFME at the Yemeni Council for Accreditation & Quality Assurance / Yemen, 9-10/9/2020.

• An attendant in the 1^st Annual Medical Conference of Gastro and Hepatology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 10/5/2018.

• An attendant in the inaugural meeting of the American Society for Microbiology and Yemeni Scientists, Sana’a / Yemen, 17-18/10/2012.

• A participant in a workshop on medical learning and teaching at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 16-17/5/2010.

• A participant with an article in the 2^nd Scientific Conference on Sexually Transmitted Diseases at Al-Mukalla / Yemen, 31/1-4/2/2010.

• A participant in a workshop on evaluation of medical learning at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 29-31/3/2009.

• An attendant in the 3^rd Yemeni – Saudi Conference of Clinical Immunology & Allergology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 29/4-1/5/2008.

• A participant in a training course on Ethics of Health Care Practices and Research at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 31/3-2/4/2008.

• A participant with a lecture in the scientific meeting about new trends in laboratory medicine at the Saudi German Hospital in Sana’a / Yemen, 11/2007.

• A participant in the 2^nd Yemeni – Saudi Conference of Clinical Immunology & Allergology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Taiz University / Yemen, 11/2006.

• The rapporteur of steering committee of the 4^th Yemeni – German Medical Conference at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 3/2006.

• A participant in a seminar on recent advances in diagnosis, vaccine and treatment of viral hepatitis B and C at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 12/2005.

• A participant in the 1^st Yemeni – Saudi Conference of Allergology & Clinical Immunology at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 5/2005.

• A participant in a training course in Medical Microbiology and Infection Immunology (Recent diagnostic techniques & genetic typing by PCR) at the Institute for Infectious Diseases Medicine – Charité -University Medicine & Other Institutions in Berlin / Germany, 1-3/2005.

• A participant in the 4^th Berlin Symposium on Immunology of Infection “New Insights into Old Diseases” at the Institute for Infectious Diseases Medicine – Campus Benjamin Franklin in  Berlin / Germany, 3/2005.

• A participant in a seminar on Helicobacter pylori – pathogenesis and therapy at the Berlin Society for Microbiology / Germany, 2/2005.

• A participant in three seminars about Poliomyelitis eradication problems and vaccination complications at the Berlin Society for Microbiology / Germany, 2/2005.

• A participant in two seminars on Pneumococci (1^st about history & up-to-dates and  2^nd about a rapid test for Ag detection in urine ) at the Berlin Society for Microbiology / Germany, 1/2005.

• A participant in a WHO training course in medical education at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 10/2003.

• A participant with an article in the 6^th Science Conference at Seiyun / Yemen, 10/2003.

• A participant in a workshop in the development of medical education at the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences – Sana’a University / Yemen, 2002.

• A participant in a workshop in Diagnostic Microbiology at the High Institute of Public Health – Alexandria University / Egypt, 2000.

• A participant in a post graduate course in Genetic Engineering: Principles & Applications in Bacteria at the Institute of Graduate Studies & Research / Egypt, 1994.

• The organizer from Yemeni side for the WHO seminar on Drinking Water Quality at the CHL – Ministry of Health / Yemen, 1988.

• A participant in a training course in the Chemical Analysis of Drinking Water at the National Water & Sewages Authority / Yemen, 1986.

Skills:

• Familiar with the personal computer, software and internet.

Languages:

• Able to speak and write Arabic, English and German fluently.

Publications:

All published articles (59 articles) are found under the following link:

       https://www.linkedin.com/in/prof-dr-khaled-a-al-moyed-606817118

• Prevalence of Enteric Adenovirus among infants and young children suffering from acute gastroenteritis in Sana’a city, Yemen. Alandalus University Journal for Applied Sciences 2015; 10(4): 69-81.

• Urinary tract infection among renal transplant recipients in Yemen. PLOS ONE 12, (DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0144266)

• Anti Streptolysin O; Normal values for healthy children aged from 5 to 15 years old in Sana’a city-Yemen. Annals of Clinical and Laboratory Research IMedPub Journals www.aclr.com.es

• Detection of anti-Hepatitis B core antibodies among Hepatitis B surface antigen negative blood donors in Sana’a city, Yemen. Alandalus University Journal for Applied Sciences 2014; 7(2): 3-16.

• Prevalence of Staphylococcus aureus infection among diabetic foot patients in Sana’a city, Yemen. Alandalus University Journal for Applied Sciences 2014; 6(1): 58-77.

• Prevalence of Rabies in various species in Yemen and risk factors contributing to the spread of the disease. Sultan Qaboos University Medical Journal  2013; 13(3): 404-10.

• Resistance of anti-tuberculosis drugs among pulmonary tuberculosis patients in Yemen. Journal of the Faculty of Medicine. Baghdad University 2013; 55(3): 250-53.

• Human brucellosis in selected areas of Shabwah governorate, Yemen. Faculty of Science Bulletin. Sana’a University 2013; 25: 1-9.

• Prevalence and antimicrobial susceptibility of Staphylococcus lugdunensis in various clinical specimens. Journal of Tropical Nephro-Urology 2012; 11(11): 33-39.

• Sero-prevalence of reported dengue fever in Shabwah governorate, Yemen. Hadhramout Journal of Medical Sciences 2012; 1(2): 82-87.

• Occult hepatitis B virus among chronic liver disease patients in Yemen. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Disease 2012; 2(1): 4-6. apjtcm.com

• Genital and intestinal carriage of group B Streptococcus (GBS) in asymptomatic married women. Faculty of Science Bulletin. Sana’a University 2010; 23: 99-106.

• Evaluating the health and socioeconomic impacts of colloidal silver impregnated ceramic filters in 4 villages in Amran governorate, Yemen (Final Report). Water & Environment Center – Sana’a University, giz and Social Fund for Development. Sana’a – Yemen 8, 2008.http://www.silverfilters.org/Documents/Amran_Final_Report.2008.pdf

• Epidemiology, clinical features and antibiotic susceptibility of Campylobacter  infections in Sana’a, Yemen.   Journal of Chinese Clinical Medicine  2007; 2 (8).

• Increasing single and multi-antibiotic resistance in Shigella species isolated from shigellosis patients in Sana’a, Yemen. Saudi Medical Journal 2006; 27 (8).

• Association of bactermic urinary tract infection with diabetes  mellitus in Sana’a / Yemen. Faculty of Science Bulletin. Sana’a University 2005; 18 (10).

• Sero-prevalence of Brucellosis among livestock animal owners in Sana’a area, Yemen. Journal of the Arab Board of Medical Specializations 2005; 7 (1).

• Microbial profile of acute otitis media among children in Sana’a / Yemen. Assiut Medical Journal. Assiut University – Egypt 2005; 29 (2).

• Isolation of Staphylococcus aureus from a popular cheese in Yemen. Bulletin of High Institute of Public Health. Alexandria University – Egypt 2005; 35 (1).

• Drug resistant M tuberculosis in previously treated patients in Yemen. Journal of the Arab Board of Medical Specializations  2004; 6 (3).

• Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection in Yemen: incidence, clinical presentation and antibiotic susceptibility. Eastern Mediterranean Health Journal 2003; 9 (3).