Executive Manager

(Associate Professor of Pharmacology | Consultant Clinical Pharmacist | R&D and Innovation Leader). Dr. Osama Arafat is an Associate Professor of Pharmacology and Consultant Clinical Pharmacist currently teaching and mentoring undergraduate and postgraduate students in pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, and clinical pharmacy practice. He has played a leading role in innovative curriculum design integrating evidence-based medicine, problem-based learning, and applied therapeutics to strengthen pharmacy education and practice. With more than 22 years of academic, clinical, and industrial experience, Dr. Arafat has contributed extensively to the advancement of pharmacological sciences and healthcare practice. He earned his MSc and PhD in Pharmacology and an MBA in Financial Management and Pharmaceutical Supply Chain from the University of Derby (UK). His research and teaching span drug discovery, molecular pharmacology, kidney and inflammatory diseases, oncology, and nanotechnology applications in cosmetics and nutraceuticals. He has led and co-founded several R&D projects transforming natural resources into therapeutic and commercially viable products, bridging science, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Dr. Arafat is also a drug information and pharmacovigilance specialist with long-standing contributions to medication safety, evidence synthesis, and rational drug use. He has guided clinical pharmacists and pharmacy students in applying global standards for safe and effective patient care. Selected Achievements 1- Designed and implemented postgraduate programs in Clinical Pharmacy and MBA block-class modules integrating management and pharmacotherapy. 2- Founder of a Drug Information Center and author of 50+ drug monographs and pharmacological reviews. 3- R&D Director and Co-Founder of natural and cosmeceutical brands, including Le-Vie Nano Cream and Beauty and Phyto (BP) ultimate skin care series. 4- Consultant to academic institutions and private sectors on pharmaceutical development and clinical education. 5- Active contributor to humanitarian health initiatives improving access to essential medicines.