BarrahTuma Abu Alsel is a dedicated clinical laboratory specialist whose professional journey reflects a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences and laboratory diagnostics built through comprehensive training at Damascus University, followed by extensive academic and clinical engagement in Syria and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. She has served as a demonstrator and lecturer across medicine, nursing, and applied medical sciences, contributing to the development of future healthcare professionals through teaching in microbiology, hematology, pathology, and clinical training programs. Her research interests span medical microbiology, metabolic disorders, endocrine dysfunction, renal disease biomarkers, public health awareness, and molecular markers associated with chronic diseases. She is skilled in laboratory diagnostics, molecular analysis, hematological assessment, microbiological techniques, clinical chemistry, data interpretation, scientific writing, and academic supervision. Her growing research record includes publications in recognized scientific journals and participation in diverse workshops, conferences, and academic development programs. She has also contributed to community health initiatives focused on chronic diseases, patient education, blood donation, and public awareness campaigns. Her professional recognitions include membership in the Syrian Commission for Medical Specialties, the Syrian Clinical Laboratory Association, and national academic committees supporting accreditation, training, and student development. Overall, she is a committed academic and healthcare professional whose work continues to enhance medical education, research productivity, and community health services.