Iram Nawaz

• Facilitated seamless transitions of care for patients by coordinating with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals across various departments.
• Participated in ongoing professional development opportunities to stay current with advances in medicine and enhance clinical skills.

• Arif Memorial Teaching Hospital a 610 beds hospital, was designed specifically as a teaching facility. The Arif Memorial Teaching Hospital has exceptional facilities in gynaecology, paediatrics, Surgery, orthopaedics, medical, the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), and 24-hour Emergency services. Additionally, the CPSP recognizes Arif Memorial Hospital for post-graduate training in Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, and Ophthalmology. Being an EMO I performed my services as
  • Initial assessment and management of patients presenting to the Emergency Department for care. Patient rounds and examinations. Ensure that patients receive adequate and appropriate assessment and emergency medical care, Notify the consultant or registrar of new findings.
  • Meet medico-legal requirements across practice areas including open disclosure.
  • Ensure effective referral and disposition of the patient after they leave the Emergency Department. This includes discharge letters and instructions and prescriptions as required.
  • Provided education and mentorship to a diverse group of over 100 medical students, fostering the growth and development of highly skilled clinical teams.
  • Ensure effective referral and disposition of the patient after they leave the Emergency Department. This includes discharge letters and instructions and prescriptions as required.
• Use teamwork and effective communication to deliver effective health care that includes patients and family members as appropriate as members of the team.
• updating and auditing medical files in order to ensure the accuracy of the records.

• Performed general medical examinations on patients with a range of conditions and diseases, including surgical patients and patients requiring medical care.
• To obtain a complete medical history of the patient, perform a patient exam Check previous records if they are available.
• Inform the nursing station of the essential directives to be executed. Observe the patient and carefully examine them. To perform rounds and examine each patient Notify the appropriate consultant or Registrar of any new findings.
• To insert treatment document information Entering pre-operative orders in the treatment document To respond to patient complaints and notify the consultant as necessary.

• Patients are evaluated and examined so that a diagnosis can be made. Consider both medical and surgical aspects of patient care when treating ophthalmic disorders.
• Utilize tools such as ophthalmoscopes, slit lamps, and lenses to diagnose eye disease, improve and check visual acuity.
• Examples of assisted eye procedures include cataract surgery, foreign body removal using an operating microscope, and laser surgery.

• A history of the current disease, a review of systems, physical exam results, a diagnostic evaluation, and a plan of treatment are all performed.

• Enter any medications for patients as recommended by the physician. Enter procedures or lab orders as recommended by the consultant.
• Help with procedures including nasogastric tube insertion, chest tube intubation, pleural tap, and ascetic tap.
• prepares equipment and assists physicians during patient care, examination, and testing.
• Observe, record, and report to doctors the patient's status and response to medications and treatments. Educates patients and families about diagnostic procedures, drugs, diet, and health and wellness maintenance.

• Performed skin examination on the patient. Check and update each patient's medical records.
• Informed patients about the available treatments.
• Check the efficacy of skin treatments.
• Conduct medical procedures that are minimally invasive.
• Guide patients how to care their skin to prevent skin problems and further progression