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Areej Al-Hamad is an Assistant Professor at the Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, Toronto Metropolitan University. She holds multiple degrees in Nursing, including a MScN and two PhDs in Health Policy and Nursing. Her research focuses on women's health, food insecurity, vulnerable populations, and critical qualitative research methods. Al-Hamad has extensive international experience in clinical teaching across Canada, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan. She has published numerous articles in peer-reviewed journals, emphasizing marginalized populations and social justice. As a principal investigator, she led a successful grant-funded study exploring food security among undergraduate nursing students in Qatar. Al-Hamad actively engages in interdisciplinary research, including examining the experiences of radiologists during the COVID-19 pandemic and perceptions of medical students. She has received several scholarships, a Teaching Excellence Certificate from Western University, and an award for her oral presentation at a mental health research event. With a commitment to social justice and women's empowerment, she strives to foster equity in healthcare education and practice.
Toronto Metropolitan University • Toronto, ON, Canada
Teaching undergraduate and graduate nursing courses, supervising students, and conducting research.
University of Calgary • Calgary, AB, Canada/Qatar
Supported nursing education and research initiatives in Canada and Qatar.
Department of Chemical Engineering