I think my degrees (BSc, MSc, and Ph.D.) and my previously working as a lecturer in my country (Iraq, the University of Babylon in the Biology department), and demonstrator(Microbiology) in pharmacy school at the University of Manchester helped me to develop key lab experience and organizational skills, additionally, the experience that I gained from working at my private lab has been the ideal preparation for a career in this field. During my study for my Ph.D. and MSc, I worked and recruited several patients who have endocrinology defects and took a questionnaire from them to do my study, therefore, I have good experience dealing with patients and the different clinical samples from them and including the processing and storing of them. Finally, I have good experience in biostatics analysis in SPSS and Prism programs. Finally, through my Ph.D. and MSc studies, I worked with a team (two to three persons) to recruit the volunteers and took a questionnaire and samples from them, after that, I got my Ph.D. and MSc and published paper and conference work, and finally, I published a lot of papers in my country (Iraq) and I can attach them and two journal and conference papers regarding the DNA damage (DSBs) and repair and another paper in the processing.