AL-CIP™ in the Spotlight

Why did you choose a career in infection prevention and control? What does being a AL-CIP™ mean to you? What advice would you give to others pursuing certification? We want to put the Spotlight on you!

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Bassel Molaeb, MPH, CIC, FAPIC, AL-CIP

It is both an honor and a responsibility. It validates the advanced leadership path. It also connects me to a distinguished global community striving for excellence in infection prevention, and I’m proud to be among them. This recognition fuels my continued commitment to lead transformative IPC initiatives and mentor future leaders in the field.

Mary Duncan, CIC, AL-CIP

Earning my AL-CIP means so much to me. I have spent over 20 years working to improve patient safety and advancing the field of Infection Prevention. I strive to help develop new infection preventionists to continue the mission and further enhance the field of Infection Prevention. Obtaining my AL-CIP means that I have been successful in these endeavors.

Doramarie Arocha, PhD, MT(ASCP)SM, CIC, AL-CIP

Earning the AL-CIP pushed me to reflect, grow, and clearly articulate my impact. It affirmed the value of my work and reinforced my commitment to excellence, continuous improvement, and leadership in infection prevention."

Mary Ellen Scales, RN, MSN,FAPIC, CIC, AL-CIP

GO for it. It is a wonderful opportunity to look back at your accomplishments and reflect on your actions and outcomes, helping to build on a future of additional impact. No one knows you like you do!

Hanadi Albasha, MD, AL-CIP, CIC

Earning the AL-CIP™ was a milestone that validated my leadership in infection prevention and control on an international level. It recognized years of dedication, challenges, and growth — not just in technical expertise, but in leading change, mentoring others, and shaping safer healthcare systems. As one of the first certified professionals in Saudi Arabia, it reinforced my commitment to advancing IPC and inspiring others to lead with purpose

Mohammad Mhawish, RN, MSN, CIC, AL-CIP

Earning the AL-CIP is a proud milestone that supports my commitment to advancing infection prevention and control. It validates years of strategic work standardize IPC practices and improve patient safety. It also reinforces my role as a leader in shaping IPC policy, designing impactful education programs, and building systems for continuous quality improvement. The AL-CIP is more than a credential—it's a recognition of dedication to excellence, collaboration, and sustainable change in healthcare.

Kamyab Ghatan, MD, CIC, AL-CIP

The AL‑CIP is my global calling card. It signals to ministries, CEOs, and frontline teams that I pair evidence‑based practice with measurable leadership results. The credential validates a promise I made during medical training to design systems that prevent the next infection before it starts. It’s both a milestone and a mandate to keep pushing the boundaries of IPAC innovation.

Wai Khuan Ng, PhD, CIC, CPHQ, FAPIC, AL-CIP

Earning the AL-CIP represents a significant milestone in my professional journey. It validates not only my expertise in IPC but also my ability to lead, influence, and drive sustainable, evidence-based improvements in complex healthcare settings.