Dr. Nour Alrida | Oncology Health Nursing | Best Researcher Award
Yarmouk University | Jordan
Dr. Nour Alrida, born in Irbid, Jordan is a dedicated academic, researcher, and nurse leader with a strong background in maternal and neonatal health nursing. She is a licensed member of the Jordan Nurses & Midwives Council, holding professional credentials from the Jordanian Ministry of Health, alongside a license to practice academic work in universities and colleges. With over a decade of experience in healthcare and higher education, she has transitioned from being an expert operating room nurse to a university lecturer and researcher in nursing and midwifery. Currently pursuing her Ph.D. at The University of Jordan, her dissertation focuses on the feasibility and effectiveness of a smartphone application for mothers at high risk of postpartum depression. Known for her motivation, adaptability, and responsibility, she balances professional excellence with her personal life as a wife and mother of three children, earning recognition for her contributions.
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Education:
Dr. Nour Alrida academic journey reflects her commitment to advancing maternal and neonatal health sciences, beginning with her high school education at Irbid Secondary School , where she graduated with in the scientific branch. She then pursued her Bachelor’s degree in Nursing at Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST) , Driven by a passion for research and healthcare improvement, she earned her Master’s degree in Maternal and Neonatal Health Nursing from JUST , securing an excellent rank. she began her doctoral studies at The University of Jordan, where she is currently completing her Ph.D. with distinction Her dissertation investigates innovative digital interventions to support mothers at high risk for postpartum depression.
Experience:
Dr. Nour Alrida has built extensive professional experience across clinical nursing, teaching, and academic research, beginning her career as a registered nurse with the Jordanian Ministry of Health, where she worked until as an expert operating room nurse and first assistant to surgeons. Alongside her clinical practice, she contributed to nursing education, starting as a part-time lecturer at Jordan University of Science and Technology , teaching maternal health nursing courses. Her academic career advanced further as she served as a full-time lecturer at Al-Balqa Applied University delivering nursing courses for diploma-level students. she joined Yarmouk University as a full-time lecturer, where she currently teaches undergraduate nursing students, combining her clinical expertise and research insights. Her professional path reflects a balance between patient-centered clinical practice and nurturing the next generation of nurses through quality academic instruction.
Awards and Honors:
Dr. Nour Alrida has earned recognition for her academic achievements, research excellence, and professional contributions in nursing and midwifery. She consistently achieved top ranks during her higher education, graduating with an excellent GPA in both her Master’s and Ph.D. studies. Her doctoral dissertation on the development of a smartphone application for mothers at high risk for postpartum depression was recognized for its innovation in addressing maternal mental health challenges. She has presented her research at prestigious international conferences, including the World Congress on Mother & Neonatal Nursing Care in Dubai, where she delivered a keynote on postpartum depression. Additionally, she holds professional licenses and certificates from the Jordanian Ministry of Health and the Jordan Nurses & Midwives Council, as well as certifications in life support, pediatric care, and advanced cardiac training. Her scholarly publications in Q1 Scopus-indexed journals further highlight her academic excellence.
Research Focus:
Dr. Nour Alrida research primarily focuses on maternal and neonatal health nursing, with particular emphasis on maternal mental health, postpartum depression, and the integration of digital health interventions to improve outcomes for mothers and families. Her doctoral work explores the feasibility and effectiveness of a newly developed smartphone application for mothers at high risk for postpartum depression, reflecting her commitment to innovative, technology-driven approaches in nursing care. Beyond this, her research extends to exploring biopsychosocial and spiritual predictors of resilience during pregnancy, obstetric violence, workplace challenges for nurses, and psychometric evaluations of professional tools in Arabic contexts. She has contributed to several international publications addressing topics such as tele-ICU practices, burnout, resilience, and patient safety. Her broader interest lies in advancing evidence-based practice, improving maternal and neonatal outcomes, and strengthening nursing leadership and education in the Middle East through cross-disciplinary and collaborative research initiatives.
Publication:
Title: Personal, professional and workplace factors associated with burnout in Jordanian midwives: a national study
Year: 2020
Citations: 36
Title: Depression, anxiety, and stress symptoms among Jordanian midwives: A hospital-based study
Year: 2022
Citations: 12
Title: The lived experience of family support among women during and after childbirth in Jordan: A phenomenological study
Year: 2024
Citations: 4
Title: Consequences of Psychological Aspects: From Jordanian Heart Failure Patients’ Beliefs
Year: 2023
Citations: 3
Title: Bentham’s Utilitarianism Ethical Theory and Its Application in the Triage System: A Scholarly Philosophical Paper
Year: 2024
Citations: 2
Title: Effect of Exercise in Management of Chemotherapy Induced Peripheral Neuropathy: Evidence–Based Review
Year: 2023
Citations: 2
Title: Exploring ICU Nurses’ Perceptions of Tele‐ICU Practice: Opportunities, Challenges and Recommendations for Implementation in Saudi Arabia
Year: 2025
Citations: 1
Title: Jordanian nurses’ competencies in providing community care during disaster: a cross-sectional survey
Year: 2025
Citations: 1
Title: A systematic review of the use of routine versus selective episiotomy for vaginal birth
Year: 2024
Citations: 1
Title: Investigating primary healthcare resource utilization, triage system awareness, and time expectations among patients presenting at emergency departments in Jordan: a cross …
Year: 2024
Citations: 1
Conclusion:
Dr. Nour Alrida is a highly accomplished and promising researcher whose contributions to maternal and neonatal health nursing particularly in postpartum depression and digital health interventions are both timely and impactful. Her consistent academic achievements, high-quality publications in indexed journals, and commitment to bridging research with clinical and educational practice position her as a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award. With further emphasis on independent research leadership, international collaborations, and securing larger-scale projects, she is poised to achieve even greater influence in advancing nursing science and healthcare outcomes regionally and globally.