Ms Hamdoun has a total experience of 30 years including 3 years dedicated to medical simulation. Her career began in 1991 when she started working as an Advanced Technician in Anesthesiology at the Charles-Nicolle Hospital in Tunis in the ophthalmology service. In 2006, she started working as a paramedical professor at the Tunis Superior School of Sciences and Technologies in the 2nd anesthesiology section. In this role, she supervised 2nd year anesthesiology students in the development of tutored reporting, taught practical exercises, coordinated the anesthesia section in the 2011/2012 academic year when she was responsible for the disbursement of grades, and served on the end of study project committee of the anesthesia section for several academic years. In 1999, she completed an internship in reproductive health pedagogy organized by the National Center for the Pedagogical Training of health frameworks in collaboration with the UNFPA. Ms Hamdoun is currently the chief paramedic professor in the resuscitation anesthesia section of the Tunis Graduate School of Health Sciences and Technologies and has worked at the private UPSAT Tunis University since 2008. She has been working with the Honoris United Universities in Tunisia since November 2018. She has been a part of many simulation experiences such as: • Master Class in medical simulation at the Institute of Health Trades IMS in 2017 • CEC "Certificate of Complementary Study in Simulation in Health Science" at the Faculty of Medicine of Monastir • End-of-study memory entitled "Simulation educational tool applied to health" at the School of Health Sciences of Monastir November 2018. Over the course of her career, Ms. Hamdoun has presented at several training conferences in Tunisia and France. Her knowledge, credentials, experience and excellent use of simulation techniques make her a great fit for the position of a trainer in resuscitation anesthesia care techniques at the Honoris medical simulation center.