[3] In February 1983, Hamroush graduated with a medical degree (MB BS) from Garyounis University and in December 1999 became a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

During her term, Hamroush showed a remarkable intolerance to corruption [6][7] and, despite the difficult circumstances, was successful in developing the foundations for Libya's national medical services.

Her identity was revealed at the onset of 17 February 2011 revolution, when she raised the Libyan tricolour flag in front of the GPO in Dublin's city centre.

From March 2012 to August, Dr Hamroush became involved in a controversy when blocking major corruption within the war wounded treatment program, which was directed by a separate department outside of the Ministry of Health.

[19][20][21][22] The programme for Dialogue achieved a degree of success in encouraging the diaspora, namely groups affiliated with and formerly of the previous regime, to voice their concerns and to come forward to develop the State.

The power struggle that soon followed in mid-2014, mainly the civil war that erupted between the East and West of Libya, has discouraged Hamroush from any direct political involvement, limiting herself to only voicing her impartial opinion in interviews.