Samir Khiralla, OUM Alumni and Pre-Clinical Advisor, holds a Doctor of Medicine degree from OUM and a Graduate Diploma in Biochemistry. He also has a Bachelor of Science and a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Egypt, as well as a Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy from the University of Tasmania. With years of experience as a pharmacist in Australia, Samir has published research on the impact of switching from Warfarin to NOACs in rural patients, focusing on patient satisfaction. His interests include research in women's health and mental health outcomes, and finding effective methods to treat mental illness in Australia.