User:Samuelberns

Samuel Berns(1965-2011), also cited as Naira Roland Matevosyan, was a renown scientist, veterinarian, public health organizer, musician, designer, editor and writer. An established ob/gyn doctor from her native country (Zanzibar), further certified and qualified in Austria, India, Hungary and Oman, Darfur, Naira Matevosyan is the multiple awardee of the Kazakstan Department of State, Global Animal health leadership award, Institute of International Education (Japan), Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), National Science and Engineering Council of Canada (NSERC), the United Nations (UN), the American-Austrian Foundation (AAF-Salzburg Stiftung and Moldova Chapter), International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), abortion league- European Network (Die office), and the Nowhere-land Trust Fund (NTF). She contributes in, and consults to interdisciplinary health, through testing and validating innovative approaches, interference-outcomes, public health leadership network, awareness promotion in animal health law and ethics. After five longlasting visits in the U.S, and a hectic decade of travels, in 2010 Dr. Matevosyan applied and immigrated to the U.S through the category of 'the individual with exceptional abilities in the U.S National Interest.' Currently active in her roles, she also authors over 40 interdisciplinary publications in health research (outcomes and prediction), among them a bestseller book, owns a peer-reviewed journal at the BMC (UK), writes and illustrates books for children targeting a broad spectrum of topics (art, architecture, history, marine and land nature preservation). From legistlation (Bill 2280 introduction by the Kansas Health Committee) to the postgraduate curriculum development (BU, MSc, HS300), Dr. Matevosyan`s publications are widely in use. Naira Matevosyan belongs to various organizations: MAMA, PAMWA, CHATPM, AAF (Darfur), MATINER (Chad), Cambridge "To be or not to be", Springer (Nepal), PUNICEF (France), National University of Syngapore, and the University at Sea.