Nasim Fooladi

I had run a substance abuse treatment clinic for ten years, all weekdays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Blood sampling of patients for various tests was done in the clinic, then the sample was sent to the laboratory, as well as urine tests were performed to detect the type of substance abuse in the clinic with different relevant kits in addition to the treatment protocol.

I have worked as a general practitioner for twenty years.

• Advised patients and community members on topics concerning diet, activity, and disease prevention.
• Collaborated with other healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care.
• Ordered and interpreted results of laboratory tests and radiographs.
• Prescribed medications or treatment regimens to address patient conditions.
• Admitted patients for hospital stays.
• Improved patients' well-being by advising on medical and lifestyle issues impacting current health.
• Managed ongoing care of patients with chronic issues of varying severity and treatment requirements.
• Prescribed medications to patients for the management of acute and chronic diseases.
• Counseled patients on diet, hygiene, lifestyle changes, and preventative care measures.

I had three hospital emergency shifts per week. Taking intravenous line and initial blood sample was one of the responsibilities of the emergency physician.