Amreeta Dhanoa is a Consultant Clinical Microbiologist and Associate Professor at Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Monash University Malaysia. As a pioneer staff, she played an integral role in developing and implementing the medical curriculum at MUM. She is the Discipline Coordinator of Microbiology and has she has provided leadership in curriculum design and teaching innovations. These include various active learning modules incorporating case-based learnings, integrating basic science and clinical medicine, and strengthening interdisciplinary teaching. She fosters classroom engagement using various student response systems (SRS) such as Kahoot! clickers, FLUX and Poll Everywhere. She has conducted several workshops on methods to enhanced classroom dynamics in various education conferences.

She has a strong research focus on dengue infection. Her other research expertise includes multi-drug resistant bacteria and bone infections. She has authored numerous publications and presented her work in numerous conferences both nationally and internationally.

Prior to joining Monash University, she worked as a Consultant Clinical Microbiologist in Penang General Hospital, a position she held for six years and headed the microbiology services in Penang State.

Discipline Coordinator for Microbiology teaching for medical students at Monash University Malaysia