15 years of community pharmacy expertise, now expanding into ICD-10-AM, ACHI-10, and Saudi Billing System (SBS) medical coding — bridging clinical knowledge with health information management.
With over 15 years as a community pharmacist, I've built a deep, patient-facing foundation in clinical practice, medication management, and public health guidelines. My work has always sat at the intersection of science and communication.
Today, I'm deliberately expanding into medical coding and health information management — with a focused lens on the frameworks that govern Saudi Arabia's healthcare billing ecosystem: ICD-10-AM, ACHI-10, the Saudi Billing System (SBS), SBSCS, and ACS.
This transition isn't a departure from pharmacy — it's an evolution. Clinical knowledge makes me a better coder, and coding precision makes me a more analytically rigorous clinician. I'm also actively studying AAPC standards to build an internationally grounded perspective.
My approach to learning is example-driven and structured, always anchoring theory to real-world Saudi healthcare scenarios. The two project websites I've built reflect exactly this philosophy.
Clinical depth from years of patient care, paired with growing technical mastery in health information management.
Two complementary platforms designed to make ICD-10-AM, ACHI-10, and Saudi Billing System concepts accessible and practical for coders working in the Saudi context.
A focused educational resource for ICD-10-AM diagnosis coding in the Saudi healthcare context. Structured around real clinical scenarios with step-by-step code selection guidance aligned to ACS rules and CCHI requirements.
A broader clinical coding platform covering ACHI-10 procedure classification, Saudi Billing System (SBS & SBSCS) rules, and integrated coding scenarios for the KSA healthcare environment — bridging clinical and administrative practice.
Whether you're a fellow pharmacist exploring medical coding, a healthcare professional curious about SBS, or just want to discuss ICD-10-AM — I'm always happy to exchange ideas.