Clinical Engineering & Device Service
Hands-on hospital and workshop experience running, maintaining and troubleshooting medical equipment.
From the workshop bench to the ministry table.
I repair the scope, set up the department and close the partnership. A biomedical engineer in Jeddah combining hands-on device work, ISO quality readiness, business development and government approvals for medical-industry localization projects.
These usually sit in separate departments. I work across all of them and connect them, from inspecting an endoscope by hand to following a project approval at the Ministry.
Hands-on hospital and workshop experience running, maintaining and troubleshooting medical equipment.
Led a quality system built to ISO 13485:2016 through to certification, and prepare medical facilities for international quality certification.
Owning the full sales cycle from lead to close and beyond.
Developing the company's structure and admin system, leading teams and organizing conferences, with trained innovation methods.
Ministry of Health partnerships and approvals for projects that support medical-industry localization under Vision 2030.
Evaluating and negotiating with manufacturers and securing exclusive agencies that bring in overseas partners.
Five stages every device goes through inside a hospital — and my role at each one.
Every device starts with a question from the clinic; I begin by understanding what the department actually needs.
I match the need with the right device and the right international partner behind it.
A device performs only as well as the department around it, so I design the setup as a whole.
I train medical staff to use each device correctly, because accurate diagnosis depends on confident hands.
After handover, I stay: structuring maintenance contracts, troubleshooting endoscopes and keeping the relationship working.
What I have delivered, in the language of outcomes.
Building strong agreements with government entities and global manufacturers, and turning them into long-term partnerships rather than one-off deals.
Developing solutions that raise the quality standard and give the client a complete system, not isolated fixes.
Reading performance, surfacing the gaps, and converting them into growth opportunities and measurable results.
A working presence across digital health, innovation and emerging technology inside the care sector.
My work on agencies and approvals serves two Saudi Vision 2030 goals: attracting investment and localizing industry.
I bring the manufacturer to the Saudi market, then clear the path: selecting and negotiating the agency, Ministry of Health approvals, and setting up the department where the device will actually run.
Secured exclusive agency agreements, including Chinese agencies for precision-surgery equipment.
These agencies opened a route for overseas partners into the Saudi market.
Travelled to Riyadh regularly to complete approvals for large projects that support medical-industry localization.
I design endoscopy and sterilization setups and train staff so the device really goes live.
At ROMA Medical Group I led the development and implementation of the internal quality system in line with ISO 13485:2016, from scratch through to certification. With that hands-on experience I prepare medical facilities for quality certification.
Where the facility stands against the standard today, and what is missing.
Building the structure, procedures and records the standard requires.
Training the team on procedures and on safe device use.
A trial check before the formal audit, and closing the findings.
Staying with the facility through the certification body's audit.
Certificates are issued by accredited certification bodies. My role is preparing the facility to pass the audit; the right standard is chosen after the gap assessment.
Preventive and corrective maintenance, flexible and rigid endoscope inspection, safety compliance.
Quality standards, accurate procedures, documentation and administration.
Full sales cycle, maintenance contracts and exclusive international agencies.
Organizational development, conference organizing and healthcare innovation methods.
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Organizations I have worked for or with. Certificates and their issuers are under Credentials.
HIMSS Organization
Siemens Healthineers — Riyadh · 5–20 Feb 2025
Fakeeh Care Academy — Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital · 4 months
Mindray Service Day · 5 Mar 2024
University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Sudan — specialized in Bioinformatics
HIMSS — Carnegie Mellon University
University of Virginia — Darden · 15 Jul 2023
Verify credentialProfessional presence across Saudi Arabia and Sudan: exhibitions, meeting rooms and speaking platforms.
I attended the 2024 edition; in 2025 (27–30 Oct) ROMA exhibited with its partner Lynmou Medical, showing an imaging and AI endoscopy system.
A two-week program (5–20 Feb 2025) with 40 participants from 15+ countries and 30 institutions, closing with an outcome exhibition at Monsha'at.
Preparing and organizing internal and external conferences and meetings, and planning their presentations.
Regular visits to follow up and complete approvals for localization projects.
Attending a laparoscopy procedure to understand the surgeon's workflow and real needs from the device.
LeadershipUniversity of Medical Sciences and Technology · Aug 2021 — Aug 2022
Khartoum Expo · Sudan
VolunteerSudan
Hult Prize Competition 2020 · Sudan
Her professional posts in her own words, as published on her profile.
“Starting from scratch, with no prior ISO background, I led the development and implementation of our internal system in alignment with ISO 13485:2016 standards, working all the way toward certification.”“Being inside the OR is truly the most accurate way to understand surgeons' real needs, seeing their workflow and challenges firsthand.”“Honored to be part of the Innovation Capacity Building program by Siemens Healthineers in Saudi Arabia. Being surrounded by brilliant minds, groundbreaking ideas, and a shared passion for innovation has been both motivating and enlightening.”“It's an honor to be part of Global Health Exhibition. It's also been a pleasure meeting and connecting with incredible professionals in the industry.”“I have started a new training program as a Sales and Application Biomedical Engineer, specializing in Olympus Endoscopes, at Roma Medical Group.”“I am delighted to complete my training in the Biomedical Engineering Department at Dr. Soliman Fakeeh Hospital Jeddah, which was incredibly informative and enriching.”Figures as shown on LinkedIn in November 2026.
Shaza Hamid is a biomedical engineer based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Until September 2026 she worked in the endoscopy division of ROMA Medical Group. Her experience combines medical-device service and department setup, business development, ISO 13485 quality-system implementation and government approvals. She is now open to new roles and partnerships.
At ROMA Medical Group she was Healthcare Business Development Executive from July 2025 to September 2026, and Sales & Application Specialist in the endoscopy division from October 2024.
She designs endoscopy and sterilization department setups, trains clinical staff on device use, structures maintenance contracts, and inspects and troubleshoots flexible and rigid endoscopes.
Yes. She led the development and implementation of her workplace's internal quality system in line with ISO 13485:2016, starting with no prior ISO background, through to certification, and consults on preparing medical facilities for international quality certification.
She has secured exclusive agency agreements with international manufacturers, including Chinese agencies for precision-surgery equipment, and follows up Ministry of Health approvals in Riyadh for projects that support medical-industry localization and investment attraction under Saudi Vision 2030.
She holds a BSc (Honours) in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Sudan. She earned the Siemens Healthineers Innovation Capacity Building Program certificate in Riyadh (February 2025), completed Stanford Online coursework in machine learning for healthcare, IBM AI Fundamentals and University of Virginia project management, and is working toward CAHIMS.
She recently took part in the Global Health Exhibition in Riyadh and has organized internal and external conferences and meetings. In Sudan she was HR lead and a speaker with IEEE, a TEDx volunteer and a Hult Prize 2020 competitor.
By WhatsApp, email or LinkedIn; the links are in the contact section at the bottom of the page. She is based in Jeddah and works with organizations across the Kingdom.
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Open to opportunities and partnerships in health technology, business development and quality consulting across the Kingdom and the region. Professional references available on request.
Biomedical Engineer · Healthcare Business Development · Quality & ISO Consulting
A biomedical engineer who started in medical-equipment maintenance and clinical engineering inside the hospital, then extended into owning the full sales cycle, building partnerships with government entities and international manufacturers, developing the company's structure and administrative system, and preparing facilities for ISO quality certification. I hold the Innovation Capacity Building Program certificate from Siemens Healthineers in Riyadh, a two-week program with 40 physicians, engineers and researchers, and I am working toward CAHIMS® from HIMSS. What drives me is technology reaching the patient as a working device, a trained team and an accredited facility.
Available on request.