Amr Bakr

Amr Bakr has a lengthy work experience, beginning in 2010 as a Public Health Consultant for the World Health Organization's TBTEAM. In 2011, they became a Health Campaign Manager for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In 2012, they began working as a Quality Management Consultant for the Egypt-Swiss Radiology Project-Swiss Center for International Health. In 2014, they became the M&E Manager for Save the Children International. In 2017, they became the Chief of Party for the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, as well as the CEO and Founder of 7keema. In 2020, they became a Co-founder and Healthcare Digital Transformation Expert, as well as a Healthcare Digital Transformation Consultant, for Tashawer Healthcare Management Consultancy. In 2021, they became the Group Chief Executive Officer for Al-Hakeema For Healthcare, and in 2022 they became a Co-Founder for mPower.

Amr Bakr attended Mansoura Medical School from 1997 to 2003, where they earned a M.B.B.Ch in Chest Diseases & Tuberculosis.