Ramona Nasr is a university lecturer and public health researcher with over a decade of experience in higher education, research, and academic administration. She holds a PhD in Public Health with High Distinction from the Lebanese University, completed in co-direction with the American University of Beirut, a Master’s degree in Medical Biology from Université Montpellier II, France, and a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from the Lebanese University.

She currently serves as a lecturer at the Lebanese American University (LAU) and the Modern University for Business and Science (MUBS), with teaching experience spanning well-being, epidemiology, research methods, health promotion, and health sciences. At MUBS, she previously served as Acting Chairperson of the Public Health Department and Head of Administration of the School of Health Sciences.

Her doctoral research examined the role of macrolides in pneumonia management through a systematic review and meta-analysis and a multicenter retrospective study in Lebanese hospitals. Her work investigated clinical outcomes, inflammatory markers, and adherence to national and international treatment guidelines, contributing evidence to inform clinical practice. Her broader research interests include mental health and well-being, chronic disease management, and the health impacts of social and economic crises.

Ramona Nasr has contributed to numerous international peer-reviewed publications. She serves as a Section Editor for the International Journal of Clinical Research and as a Handling Editor for Frontiers in Public Health, alongside her role as a peer reviewer for several international scientific journals.