1. Professor of Clinical Biochemistry (Nov 2006), Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, University of Khartoum April 2011.

2. Vice Chancellor, University of El Imam El Mahdi July 2002 to April 2011. University of El Imam El Mahdi hosts 5500 undergraduate students in 6 faculties, Medicine and Health Sciences, Engineering, Arts, Law, Faculty of Economics Administration Sciences and Faculty of Human resource development. We also have a non diploma college for community working now for women. Our university cares for gender issues and now we have a young enthusiastic lady as gender representative. I was also a professor of Clinical Biochemistry at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences in the University.

3. Co-chair of the Commission for Assessment and Evaluation of the Blue Nile Protocol (Oct 2007 to present). Blue Nile AEC is a committee responsible for assessing the implementation of the peace agreement of the Blue Nile State as part of the comprehensive peace agreement between the government of the Sudan and SPLM.

4. State Minister of Health, North Darfur State Sept. 1997- Feb. 2000
Working in Darfur was very challenging as the resources were very little and there have been many outbreaks of acute watery diarrhoea, water borne diseases and meningitis. There have been always iodine deficiency disorders, other vitamin and trace element deficiencies and malnutrition. I have travelled all over North Darfur and visited places in South and Wet Darfur States. The work in Darfur prompted me to apply for the master degree in international health where I wrote a thesis on disaster preparedness in the Sudan. It is a qualitative study depending on analysis of interviews, observations and data obtained from the local authorities.

5. Secretary General of the Federation of African Societies of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (FASBMB) from 2003 to 2009.
FASBMB is an African Forum for Biochemical Societies and it is affiliated to IUBMB and recognized as international NGO. FASBMB holds a general congress and assembly every three years where scientists from all parts of the world present their research results. So far four conferences have been held in Kenya, South Africa, Egypt and Cameroon. They are all successful and highly educational.
Due to my active participation through the years and activities I have the privilege of being elected as Secretary General in Cameroon 2003.

6. National Coordinator of Sickle Cell Anaemia Programme 1998-2001. This is an extension of the area of my expertise, as a national coordinator I represented Sudan twice in the committee of genetic counselling at the Arab league in Cairo. I wrote together with other colleagues a national strategic plan for sickle cell anaemia control and standard case management for sickle cell anaemia. Both reports have been ratified and adopted by national workshops and the regional office of WHO (EMRO). The program has been lately merged in the life style program with other non communicable diseases.

7. Associate professor Dept. of Biochemistry, August 1997-July 2002.

8. Assistant professor, Dept of Biochemistry June 1993-1997.

9. Senior House Officer (Underlakare), The Central laboratory, University Hospital, Uppsala Sept 1992-Feb 1993.

10. Research Assistant, Dept of Clinical Chemistry, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden 1987-1993.

11. Teaching Assistant, Dept of Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, University Of Khartoum, Sudan Sept 1985-1987.

12. Medical Officer, Khartoum 3 Health Centre Jan- Aug 1985.

13. Internship, Khartoum and Soba University Hospitals Jan-Dec 1984.