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Shahla Moradi

Lecturer

Shahla Moradi is a lecturer, researcher, and health manager with extensive experience in higher education, research design, and healthcare quality assessment. She has developed a strong academic and professional background that bridges the fields of science, management, and healthcare. Her interests lie in exploring how business strategies and management practices can be effectively applied to the healthcare sector to improve quality, efficiency, and patient outcomes.

Overview

She currently serves as a lecturer at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation, where she applies innovative and student-centered teaching methodologies to enhance learning outcomes and engagement. In this role, she is responsible for designing and customizing course pages within the Canvas learning platform, developing evaluation materials, and ensuring that all teaching activities align with BSBI’s academic standards and those of its partner universities. In addition to her teaching duties, she plays an active role in faculty development by training incoming lecturers on the effective use of digital platforms and pedagogical tools to support blended learning.

Before joining BSBI, she worked as a Research and Development Analyst at DEK Deutsch Extrakt Kaffee GmbH in Berlin. In this position, she conducted analytical testing of coffee products, performed sensory and chemical evaluations, and developed comprehensive technical documentation. This role enhanced her analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills, and strengthened her ability to manage research-driven projects in an international business environment.

Earlier in her career, she gained several years of university-level teaching and research experience at Isfahan University of Medical Sciences in Iran, focusing on toxicology, pharmacology, and research methodology.

In a previous role, she managed biochemistry laboratory operations, overseeing testing procedures, monitoring data accuracy, and implementing quality control measures to ensure reliable outcomes. Drawing on her diverse background across academia, research, and industry, she is passionate about integrating scientific research with business and management strategies to enhance innovation, quality, and leadership in the healthcare sector. Through her teaching and research, she aims to empower students to approach complex professional challenges with critical thinking, ethical responsibility, and a balance between theory and practice.

Areas of expertise

Project Management
Operations Management
Research Methods
Healthcare Management
Strategic Management
Quality and Performance Improvement
Health Research

Research interests

Healthcare Management
Quality Improvement
Project and Operations Management
Performance Evaluation
Research Methodology in Healthcare Systems

Publications

Moradi, S., Aminpour, N., 2024. The Impact of Health Service Quality on Patient Satisfaction: A Study Utilizing the SERVQUAL Model. Scientific Journal of Business and Innovation. Manuscript currently under review.
Zamani, M. and Etebari, M., Moradi, S., 2020. The Increment of Genoprotective Effect of Melatonin due to” Autoptic” Effect versus the Genotoxicity of Mitoxantrone. Journal of Biomedical Physics & Engineering, 10(6), p.771.
Soodi, M., Saeidnia, S., Sharifzadeh, M., Hajimehdipoor, H., Dashti, A., Sepand, M.R. and Moradi, S., 2016. Satureja bachtiarica ameliorate beta-amyloid induced memory impairment, oxidative stress and cholinergic deficit in animal model of Alzheimer’s disease. Metabolic Brain Disease, 31(2), pp.395-404.
Nasiri, M., Etebari, M., Jafarian-Dehkordi, A. and Moradi, S., 2016. Lovastatin prevents bleomycin-induced DNA damage to HepG2 cells. Research in Pharmaceutical Sciences, 11(6), p.470.
Etebari, M., Jafarian-Dehkordi, A., Kahookar, A. and Moradi, S., 2014. Assessment of the deoxyribonucleic acid damage caused by occupational exposure to chemical compounds in Isfahan Polyacryl Company. Journal of Research in Medical Sciences: The Official Journal of Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, 19(6), p.542.
Eftekharzadeh, B., Ramin, M., Khodagholi, F., Moradi, S., Tabrizian, K., Sharif, R., Azami, K., Beyer, C. and Sharifzadeh, M., 2012. Inhibition of PKA attenuates memory deficits induced by β-amyloid (1–42), and decreases oxidative stress and NF-κB transcription factors. Behavioural brain research, 226(1), pp.301-308.
Khorshidahmad, T., Tabrizian, K., Vakilzadeh, G., Nikbin, P., Moradi, S., Hosseini-Sharifabad, A., Roghani, A., Naghdi, N. and Sharifzadeh, M., 2012. Interactive effects of a protein kinase AII inhibitor and testosterone on spatial learning in the Morris water maze. Behavioural brain research, 228(2), pp.432-439.
Alavi, SA., Moradi, S., Mirkhashti, N., Ghadiri, A., Hadizadeh, F., 2007. Comparison of extraction of the same with two methods of acetic acid and strontium chloride from blood bags of the past. Journal of Laboratory Sciences, Golestan University of Medical Sciences, Vol. 1, N. 1. • Ghasami, F., Ansari, L., Moradi, S., Afshar Moghaddam, N., Mirkhashti, N., Alavi, SA., 2006. Therapeutic effect of cyclosporine on late-onset lung injury due to mustard gas in mice. Scientific Journal of Birjand University of Medical Sciences. Vol.13, N. 1.

Conferences, Talks, and Speaking Engagements

Workshop for Research Design and Article Writing, September 2011
Laboratory Internship Course, September 2013
Workshop for Medical MBA, April 2014
Workshop for Simulation of Business Processes, October 2021
Workshop for Business Plan Design, February 2022
Webinar: Future Businesses, Future Managers, April 2023