ALI AFROZ

• Ward Rounds: Participating in daily ward rounds, reviewing inpatients, and updating care plans with the team.
• Emergency Care: Providing urgent care for critically ill patients, managing medical emergencies such as exacerbations of chronic conditions, infections, and heart problems.
• Referral & Consultation: Referring patients to specialists and working with them to ensure proper care.
• Developed treatment plans for patients based on diagnosis and individual needs.
• Conducted physical examinations of patients and documented findings in patient records.
• Prescribed medications as needed for the treatment of various illnesses or diseases.
• Monitored patient progress and adjusted treatments accordingly.
• Attended conferences relevant to area of specialty.

• Working as a Medical Officer at Maryum Medicare Hospital under the supervision of Dr

Tariq Mehmood (Consultant Lapro-Endoscopic Surgeon)

• Duties and Responsibilities:
• Primary point of contact for patients in the outpatient setting, involving the collection of detailed medical histories and conducting thorough physical examinations. Subsequently, presenting and discussing cases with the relevant consultants.
  . Independently diagnosing and prescribing appropriate medications for minor
  ailments, arranging follow-up visits as needed.
  . Actively participating in the comprehensive management of patients in both inpatient
  and outpatient settings.
  . Providing perioperative care for patients.
  . Assisting and observing a variety of elective invasive, laparoscopic, and endoscopic
  procedures.
  . Administering spinal anaesthesia under supervision.
  . Overseeing the discharge process and conducting post-discharge counselling for
  patients and their attendants.

• As a clinical observer, my duties and responsibilities include:
• Shadowing the consultant during outpatient hours and interacting with patients on consultant orders.
• Observing detailed history taking and physical examinations done by the consultant.
• Observing consultant during important discussions with patients and relatives including discussions about the ceiling of care and breaking bad news.
• Observing and getting familiar with the different NIHS systems in place and the different referral pathways in place.
• Attended the BLS workshop being held in the practice.

• As a house officer, I served as a junior member of the healthcare team, contributing to both inpatient and outpatient environments at a busy tertiary care hospital.
• Rotations:
  1. General Medicine : 3 months
  2. General Surgery : 3 months
  3. Pediatric Medicine : 3 months
  4. Orthopedic and Trauma Surgery : 3 months
• Thoroughly evaluating patients through comprehensive history-taking, relevant
  clinical examinations, and precise documentation in patient records.
  . Initiating requests for necessary investigations and blood work.
  . Coordinating with various healthcare team members and departments.
  . Developing management plans for patients under the guidance of consultants.
  . Actively participating in ward rounds and contributing to the daily patient
  management.

. Presenting cases to both senior members and consultants.
. Undertaking practical procedures under supervision and autonomously.