Wareesha Ahsan

Driven by science, powered by service. I’m a Medical Technology student majoring in Clinical Microbiology, passionate about pharmaceutical quality control and infection prevention. As a TCF Bagbaan Ambassador, I promote education and community health. My volunteer work has shaped me into a collaborative leader and public health advocate. I aim to merge microbiological expertise with social impact to build a healthier, more equitable world.

I’ve led emergency education efforts through TCF’s Ilm Ujala program, designing portable learning kits for 200+ underserved households in Karachi. My clinical microbiology training shaped the development of student assessment tools during school closures. As a TCF Bagbaan Ambassador, I spearheaded fundraising campaigns that sponsored 47 students—exceeding targets by 82%. My outreach with Green Crescent Trust in remote villages deepened my commitment to equitable healthcare and education.

I’m a final-year Medical Technology student at Ziauddin University, specializing in Clinical Microbiology. My academic training is backed by hands-on clinical practicum in hospital settings, where I apply diagnostic techniques and contamination control protocols in real-world scenarios. This blend of theory and practice has prepared me for pharmaceutical quality control roles requiring precision, regulatory awareness, and microbiological expertise.