I am Nemat a pretired professor with more than thirty five years experience in teaching medical school and school of dentistry. My major was ear nose and throat surgery, meanwhile I taught undergraduate students topics like "medical terminology" and "anatomy". I had one year post graduate study in the field of pathology during which I was very impressed by my great professor who persuaded me to do cadavric dissection (a field of fascinating knowledge to know about delicate anatomy of human body and its changes in disease process. My background of being in a very well equipped department of pathology , made me an efficient surgeon in my field of surgery. That is why I could transfer my knowledge not only to the residents of ENT, but to the undergraduate students in several related fields like medical and dental schools as well as postgraduate students. Medical terminology and basic anatomy was of prime importance for my students that I was well educated and highly capable to transfer it to my undergraduate students.

I am sure the students who want to choose their future career in the fields of medical and paramedical studies need a lot to learn about terminology and anatomy to better understand and gain from their University training. Through my teaching they will get enough understanding and concepts to make them eager to follow the field they want it to be their future career and be familiar with their scientific language.

Being a student with good medical background moving to US for postgraduate training .
Joining a teaching program where a lot of students wanted to follow my path.
My own interest in teaching and transferring what I had learnt.

Working in a fascinating field of medicine, requires a lot of prerequisites, including:
The common language with many specific terms that you have to use during your years of training (medical terminology).
Anatomy, physiology and pathology are the corner stone of gaining a good medical knowledge.