About Medu

Mohammed Eljack

I’m Mohammed Eljack, a final year medical student passionate about Trauma & Emergency Medicine, with a strong background in leadership, education, and clinical exposure.

As Batch Coordinator for four years, I have led and coordinated over 300 students in the pre-clinical years and 60 students during clinical rotations, organizing schedules, liaising with faculty, and guiding my peers through to their final exams. This role sharpened my teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills under pressure.

I have 3+ years of teaching experience, both at the University of Science and Technology (UST) and through Medu, an online medical education platform I founded with over 800 students. I regularly create lecture notes, courses, and presentations to simplify complex topics, enhance peer learning, and mentor junior students.

My clinical experience includes over 6 months of hands-on hospital training with exposure to 20+ surgeries and direct patient care, along with volunteering in a trauma center, where I gained valuable insight into emergency workflows.

I am driven to build a career in Trauma & Emergency Medicine, combining my clinical knowledge, leadership experience, and passion for teaching to improve patient care and inspire future healthcare professionals.