Dr. Albino Amum Awin Ayoker

Assistant lecturer at Upper Nile University, South Sudan

Awin is Specialist Surgeon, and Assistant Lecturer at a department of surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Upper Nile University, South Sudan, on an Academic release. Awin was extensively trained in the field of Surgical Oncology at Alexandria University, Fakous Cancer Center, And Oncology Center Mansoura University, Egypt. Has got MBBS from Bahr El-Ghazal University, he obtained Master Degree of General Surgery from Alexandria University, currently studying M.D/Ph.D. in Surgical Oncology at Oncology Center- Mansoura University, he is also working as visiting Assistant lecturer and Surgical Trainee at Oncology Center, Mansoura University Egypt.

Prof. Sassan Sabouri

Prof. Sassan Sabouri, an Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School, is a graduate from medical school in Shahid Beheshti Medical University (SBMU) in Tehran, Iran. First, he finished his anesthesiology residency in SBMU. He has gained his major experience by practicing anesthesia in different cities across Iran for 10 years. In 2006, he started his residency in General Surgery in Temple University in Johnstown PA and then Anesthesiology Residency in New York State University at Buffalo NY, where he became one of the chief residents.

After graduation from residency, he became one of the staff at the Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), MA. His clinical innovations are primarily focused on regional anesthesia. Collaboratively, he started General Surgery Regional Service in MGH in May 2012. He has had multiple abstracts and presentations in the USA as well as internationally in Iran and India. Dr. Sassan Sabouri, an instructor at Harvard Medical School, is a graduate from medical school in Shahid Beheshti Medical University (SBMU) in Tehran, Iran. First, he finished his anesthesiology residency in SBMU.

He has gained his major experience by practicing anesthesia in different cities across Iran for 10 years. In 2006, he started his residency in General Surgery in Temple University in Johnstown PA and then Anesthesiology Residency in New York State University at Buffalo NY, where he became one of the chief residents. After graduation from residency, he became one of the staff at the Department of Anesthesia, Critical Care and Pain Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), MA.

His clinical innovations are primarily focused on regional anesthesia. Collaboratively, he started General Surgery Regional Service in MGH in May 2012. He has had multiple abstracts and presentations in the USA as well as internationally in Iran and India.