Sami Al Khalaf

Newly inducted Fellow of the Australian College of Emergency Medicine with successful completion of all fellowship requirements in September 2024. Over 17 years of experience in emergency, ICU, and retrieval across various settings, including tertiary hospitals, rural, and remote areas in three different states. Possesses expertise in advanced resuscitation, difficult airway management, ultrasound, trauma management, toxicology, retrieval, and more. Valuable asset for any senior role within a rural emergency department. Passion for quality improvement through evidence-based medicine implementation in clinical practice. Currently pursuing Ph.D. Degree at Melbourne University and actively engaged in a quality improvement project at LRH. Deeply committed to clinical education and supervision of junior doctors. Incharge of emergency department's weekly education program and clinical education committee in LRH's junior medical officer board, nurturing the next generation of medical professionals.

• PhD in Clinical Research, Melbourne University, current from 2023
• Australian college of emergency medicine fellowship OSCE, Sep 2024
• Australian College of Emergency Medicine Fellowship Written, Aug 2018
• Emergency Medicine Research Certificate, Monash University, July 2015
• Advance Skills in Retrieval and Prehospital Medicine Induction Course, July 2016
• Ballarat Health Services Registrar Education Award, Feb 2015
• Australian College of Emergency Medicine Primary Exam Certificate, Marsh 2013
• AMC Certificate, 2013
• AMC Clinical Part, 2012
• AMC MCQ Part, 2009
• Internship, Saudi Arabia, 2006
• MBBS, KFU, Saudi Arabia, 01/01/05
• ALS, APLS, ATLS, EMST
• Ultrasound Courses
• Difficult Airway Management
• Advance Ventilator Management Skills
• Basic Assessment and Support in critical care Course
• Interpretation of X-rays and CT in Emergency Setting
• Critical and Emergency Management Course
• advance ECG interpretation