Fatma Saleh Sobhi

Background

Sobhi, Fatma Saleh was born on May 18, 1940 in Cairo. Daughter of Saleh Tawfik Sobhi and Abla Rifaat Sami.

Education

Bachelor of Medicine Chir, Cairo University, 1963. Master in Medical Microbiology and Immunology, Cairo University, 1967. Doctor of Philosophy in Medical Microbiology and Immunology, Cairo University, 1970.

Diploma in educational technical, Dundee College of Technology, Scotland, 1980. Medical education certified, Boston University, 1982.

Career

From instructor to assistant professor to associate professor Medical School, Cairo University, 1965-1980, professor, since 1980, chairman medical microbiology and immunology department, since 1999. Visiting associate professor School Medicine, University Wisconsin, 1976-1977. Owner, director private diagnostic laboratory, Cairo, since 1984.

Chief, director tuberculosis unit Medical School, Cairo University, since 1990. Consultant Science Research Council, King Abdel Aziz University, Saudi Arabia, since 1990. Member regional advisory group Eastern Mediterranean in tuberculosis World Health Organization, Cairo, 1990.

Achievements

• Fatma Saleh Sobhi has been listed as a noteworthy microbiologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Nongovernmental Organization to Care for Tuberculosis Patients and Families, Cairo, since 1978. Member Egyptian Society for Microbiology (founder, member administrative board, member advisory board of journal 1990-1993), Egyptian Society for Immunology (founder), American Society for Microbiology, Egyptian Shooting and Sports Club.

Interests

• Reading, music, painting, knitting, embroidery.

Connections

Married Nihad Abdel Hameed Moharram, July 22, 1969. Children: Ashraf, Ayman.