Biography

Dr. Maha Ayman Mohamed is a dedicated lecturer and researcher in pathology, with expertise spanning histopathology, medical education, and curriculum quality assurance. She currently serves at the College of Medicine where she teaches undergraduate medical and

nursing students, supervises student research projects, and contributes to the advancement of competency-based and simulation-enhanced learning.

Dr. Maha holds a Joint Master of Health Professions Education (JMHPE) from Maastricht University and Suez Canal University, and a Master’s degree in Pathology from Sohag University, Egypt. Her research interests include oncologic pathology, vitamin D toxicity, Fetuin-A, and molecular mechanisms of hepatic and vascular injury, as well as innovations in pathology teaching.

As an active member of the Quality Assurance and Program Evaluation (QAPE) Committee, Dr. Maha integrates educational quality with scholarly productivity. She has published in peer-reviewed journals, including Springer Nature (Q1), reflecting her commitment to excellence in both diagnostic pathology and medical education.

Teaching & Service

• Principles of health & disease: Year 3 MD students
• Medical Diagnostics: Year 3 MD students
• Gastrointestinal System: Year 4 MD students
• Endocrine system: Year 4 MD students
• Pathophysiology: Year 2 Nursing students

• QAPE (Quality Assurance and Program Evaluation)

• Assist students being an academic and research mentor and advisor.
• Assist community engagement unit, assessment unit, Faculty development unit and research unit when requested.
• Assist students in doing workshops, or poster competitions.

Education

• MBBCH: Sohag University, Egypt, 2014
• MSc: Sohag University, Egypt, 2019
• JMHPE: from Maastricht University and Suez Canal University, 2024

Research Interests

• Oncopathology
• Metabolic diseases
• Medical education

Research Publications

• Mohamed, M. A. (2025). Histopathological effects of hypervitaminosis D and the protective role of Fetuin-A. Springer Nature Journal (Q1).
• Hussein, M., Mohamed, M. A., Rahmani, Y., Durrani, T., Ali, S., & Chhapra, H. (2025). Vascular calcification: Understanding the pathophysiology and exploring preventive strategies – A narrative review. Advances in Obesity, Endocrinology, and Diabetes, 2(2), 67–88.
• Ali, H., & Mohamed, M. A. (2024, September 13). Six strategies for boosting student attendance. Times Higher Education. Inside Higher Education.
• Mohamed, M. A. (2022). Hematological indices and abnormalities in malaria-infected albino model treated with Artemisia annua extract and chloroquine therapy. Open Access Research Journal of Science and Technology, 10(2), Article 115.
• Mohamed, M. A. (2022). The role of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells and adipose tissue-derived stem cells in the treatment of liver failure. International Journal of Advanced Health Science and Technology, 2(3), 55–64.
• Mohamed, M. A. (2022). Non-invasive biomarkers and FIB-4, APRI scoring system to rule out advanced liver injury. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 16(2), 512–520.
• Mohamed, M. A. (2019). A comparative study of conventional cytology and cell block method in diagnosis of pleural effusion and their correlation with clinicopathological and radiological diagnosis. Medical Journal of Cairo University, 87(7), 4277–4288.