Fathia nour Mohumed

I am a senior Midwife and Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights specialist with 18 years of clinical expertise across hospitals and primary health facilities in Somaliland. My career is defined by delivering comprehensive antenatal care, managing complex obstetric presentations, and scaling preventative health education to improve community outcomes. Beyond direct clinical practice, I hold leadership roles in national nursing and midwifery associations, where I drive care quality improvements and advocate for safe motherhood at a systemic level. I am now seeking to leverage my extensive maternal and neonatal health experience within a global health organization to further advance reproductive rights and healthcare delivery.

1. A4

   Qualified Midwife

   Present

   Ayah 4 Health Centre

   October 2019 — Present

   • Deliver high-standard antenatal care examinations for expectant mothers throughout all trimesters.
   • Conduct point-of-care laboratory diagnostic screenings including rapid testing for HIV, syphilis, and hemoglobin levels.
   • Identify and triage high-risk obstetric conditions to accelerate urgent medical escalations and clinical referrals.
   • Provide targeted counseling on maternal nutrition, micronutrient supplementation, personal hygiene, and obstetric danger signs.
   • Instruct postpartum mothers on newborn hygiene, routine immunization schedules, and exclusive breastfeeding techniques.
   • Compile and analyze weekly and monthly maternal and child health statistical reports to inform facility leadership.
2. DK

   Qualified Midwife

   Dr. Khaalid MCH

   2014 — 2019 · 5 yrs

   • Conducted systematic antenatal examinations, clinical assessments, and vital sign monitoring for pregnant patients.
   • Implemented individualized maternal care plans aligned with national reproductive health standards.
   • Performed clinical screenings for sexually transmitted infections and maternal anemia to ensure prompt intervention.
   • Counseled expectant parents on safe birth preparedness, danger sign awareness, and postpartum care.
   • Facilitated group educational sessions to boost community adherence to infant immunization schedules.
   • Generated structured weekly and monthly clinical performance reports to support regional healthcare data tracking.
3. GH

   Qualified Nurse

   Gargaar Hospital

   2011 — 2014 · 3 yrs

   • Executed physician-prescribed treatments and clinical nursing interventions with strict attention to patient safety.
   • Documented detailed physiological evaluations, progress notes, and treatment responses in patient medical charts.
   • Enforced hospital infection prevention protocols, sterilization standards, and sterile barrier techniques.
   • Administered prescribed medications accurately while observing patients for therapeutic responses and side effects.
   • Facilitated patient admissions, transfers, and discharge planning in alignment with patient privacy regulations.
   • Detected sudden changes in patient vital signs and mobilized attending physicians for rapid emergency intervention.
4. DA

   Qualified Midwife in ANC Section

   Daami A MCH

   2012 — 2012 · <1 yr

   • Managed daily antenatal clinic operations, conducting standardized physical assessments and health evaluations.
   • Carried out diagnostic screening procedures including rapid testing for HIV, syphilis, and urine abnormalities.
   • Triaged complex obstetric complications and arranged timely transfers to regional referral hospitals.
   • Led educational workshops for expectant mothers on pregnancy physiology, labor signs, and hygiene practices.
   • Advised patients on nutritional requirements, prophylactic iron intake, and mandatory maternal immunizations.
   • Consolidated weekly and monthly maternal health service delivery statistics for administrative monitoring.
5. HG

   Student Midwife

   Hargeisa Group Hospital

   2011 — 2011 · <1 yr

   • Monitored maternal and fetal vital signs throughout labor and documented cervical progression accurately.
   • Assisted obstetricians and senior midwives during normal deliveries, episiotomies, and third-stage placental management.
   • Identified intrapartum complications promptly and alerted lead medical staff for immediate emergency management.
   • Administered prescribed pain management therapies to support patient comfort during active labor.
   • Educated new mothers on umbilical cord care, neonatal bathing, and early initiation of exclusive breastfeeding.
   • Maintained detailed entries in the institutional maternity register to record delivery outcomes and neonatal metrics.
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