Professor Madya Dr. Khalid Bin Mokti

Khalid Bin Mokti has established himself as a prominent figure in the field of public health and medical education in Malaysia, demonstrating a commitment to enhancing public health outcomes and contributing significantly to medical academia. Born on September 11, 1984, in Malaysia, Khalid embarked on his medical academic journey at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, earning his Bachelor's in Medicine on August 1, 2009. His passion for public health led him to further his studies, obtaining a Master's in Public Health from Universiti Malaysia Sabah on November 18, 2017, followed by a Doctorate in Public Health from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia on February 24, 2021.

Khalid's professional career began in September 2009, serving as a Medical Officer with the Ministry of Health Malaysia until July 2016. His dedication to medical education and public health saw him transition into academia, where he has held various positions at Universiti Malaysia Sabah's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. He started as a Medical Lecturer in August 2016 and progressed to Senior Medical Lecturer in February 2021.

His expertise in public health, particularly in public health medicine, is recognized through numerous honors, memberships in prestigious medical and public health organizations, and a solid track record of research and publications. Khalid has significantly contributed to understanding public health challenges, particularly in Malaysia, through his research on COVID-19 mortality among the elderly and hypertension prevalence among urban Sabah's elderly population.

Khalid's academic contributions are also notable in his teaching endeavors, where he has been involved in various courses ranging from public health postings to specialized issues in family health and nutrition. His dedication to blended learning and innovative teaching methods further underscores his commitment to educating future healthcare professionals.

Beyond his teaching and research, Khalid has played a pivotal role in public health response, notably during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he coordinated national immunization programs and managed vaccination centers, contributing to the national effort against the pandemic.

Khalid Bin Mokti's journey from a medical officer to a respected associate professor and public health expert reflects his dedication to advancing public health and medical education in Malaysia. His comprehensive approach to tackling public health issues, commitment to academic excellence, and active involvement in community health initiatives showcase a professional deeply invested in improving health outcomes and educating the next generation of healthcare leaders.