Clinical Nurse Coordinator of the Coagulation Clinic at Rambam Medical Center, responsible for coordinating the field of coagulation across all hospital departments. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Master’s degree in Nursing from the Faculty of Public Health, University of Haifa, where I am currently completing my Doctorate. I am also a graduate of intensive care and clinical training courses from the University of Haifa and hold certification in physical activity counseling for patients. As an active partner in the research activities of the Coagulation Clinic, my scientific interests include blood coagulation, anticoagulant therapy, sleep research, circadian rhythms, and the impact of physical activity on vascular health. My work combines clinical experience and research to deepen the understanding of the biological mechanisms underlying thrombosis, hemostasis, and vascular function. Within the clinic, I provide care for patients with bleeding tendencies and thrombosis, coordinate multidisciplinary treatment, and oversee anticoagulant management and post-thrombotic care. In addition, I lead staff training across departments on the prevention and early detection of thromboembolic events, aiming to reduce complications and improve patient safety. My ultimate goal is to advance evidence-based nursing and promote cardiovascular health through prevention, education, and research.