Ms. Thasneem Ahmed is a lecturer at the School of Nursing, Maldives National University, with a strong background in both clinical nursing and higher education. She began her nursing career in 2014 and gained diverse clinical experience in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), General Ward, Dressing Room, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Emergency Room (ER), and Cardiac Care Unit (CCU), where she worked until joining academia in January 2021.
Since joining the School of Nursing, Ms. Thasneem has been actively involved in undergraduate nursing education, teaching both theoretical and clinical courses while contributing to curriculum implementation, student support, and academic development. She also serves as a batch coordinator, supporting students’ academic progression and professional development.
In addition to her academic responsibilities, Ms. Thasneem is the vice president of the Maldivian Nurses Association (MNA), a member of the National Antimicrobial Committee, and serves on the School of Nursing Magazine Committee. She actively contributes to research and scholarly activities through conference presentations and collaborative research projects. Her research interests include qualitative research, nursing education, competency-based nursing education, digital pedagogy, artificial intelligence in nursing education, and innovative teaching strategies that enhance student engagement, critical thinking, and learning outcomes.
