Dr.Ibtihal Mohamed (Internal Medicine Registrar)

*Covered first on-call duties for Emergency Department referrals to Internal Medicine and ICU, where I was responsible for assessing patients on arrival, initiating stabilization, and deciding on the most appropriate level of care.
*Regularly managed acutely unwell patients, focusing on early recognition of deterioration, starting immediate treatment, and arranging admission to the ward, CCU, or ICU depending on clinical severity.
*Took the lead during cardiac arrest calls, coordinating the team in real time and ensuring resuscitation was carried out in an organized and effective manner.
*Followed patients after admission through daily reviews, adjusting management plans based on clinical progress and discussing cases with seniors when needed.
*Maintained clear and practical communication with patients, their families, and colleagues, with particular attention to safe handovers and continuity of care.

*Managed a broad range of acute cases in the Emergency Department, where I was responsible for the initial assessment, stabilization, and early treatment of critically unwell patients.
*Evaluated patients and made decisions regarding their ongoing care, including admission to the ward or escalation to ICU depending on clinical status and urgency.
*Covered ICU patients as part of my role, contributing to their daily management, reviewing progress, and adjusting treatment plans in discussion with senior ICU colleagues.
*Remained actively involved in identifying clinical deterioration early and initiating prompt management to ensure patient safety.
*Worked closely with nurses, specialists, and other healthcare teams to ensure clear communication, safe handover, and coordinated patient care across departments.

*Worked in the Emergency Department managing a wide range of acute and critically unwell patients, where I was involved in their initial assessment, stabilization, and early treatment.
*Took responsibility for making admission decisions and arranging escalation of care when needed, including transfer to the ward, CCU, or ICU depending on the patient’s condition.
*Assessed patients in the ED and, when appropriate, arranged safe discharge or referral to outpatient clinics with a clear working diagnosis and follow-up plan.
*Developed confidence in making timely clinical decisions in a busy environment, with a focus on patient safety and recognizing when escalation was necessary.
*Worked closely with nursing staff and other specialties to ensure smooth patient flow, clear communication, and continuity of care across different departments.

*Managed a broad range of acute medical cases in the Emergency Department, where I was involved in the initial assessment, stabilization, and early treatment of patients presenting with medical emergencies.
* Took responsibility for clinical decision-making regarding patient disposition, including admission to the ward or escalation to ICU depending on the patient’s condition and level of acuity.
* Recognized and referred appropriate cardiac cases for urgent intervention, coordinating with the cardiac center for transfer to the catheterization laboratory when indicated.
* Attended Internal Medicine outpatient clinics twice weekly, where I followed up patients, reviewed chronic medical conditions, and adjusted ongoing management plans.
* Worked closely with colleagues across different specialties to ensure smooth patient flow, timely decisions, and consistent continuity of care across both inpatient and outpatient settings.

* Worked across the Emergency Department and inpatient wards, where I assessed patients on presentation, initiated stabilization, and developed initial management plans based on clinical findings.
* Managed both acute and chronic medical conditions, focusing on early recognition of deterioration, timely treatment, and escalation when needed.
* Made admission decisions and arranged appropriate levels of care, including ward, high dependency, or ICU depending on clinical severity.
* Conducted regular ward rounds for admitted patients, reviewing their progress, adjusting management plans, and ensuring clear documentation of clinical updates.
* Communicated with patients and their families in a clear and practical way, explaining diagnoses, treatment options, and follow-up plans.
* Worked closely with nursing staff and multidisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated care and smooth clinical workflow across departments.
* Took part in emergency situations, including leading or assisting in CPR and managing critically ill patients under pressure.
* Organized referrals and follow-up investigations, ensuring continuity of care after discharge and appropriate outpatient follow-up.

* Rotated through key clinical departments including Internal Medicine, Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics, and Obstetrics & Gynecology, which gave me broad exposure to different patient populations and clinical settings.
* Took part in the initial assessment and management of patients under supervision, including taking histories, performing examinations, and documenting clinical findings.
* Joined ward rounds with senior doctors, where I presented patient cases and contributed to discussions on diagnosis and management plans.
* Performed basic bedside procedures such as IV cannulation, venipuncture, urinary catheterization, and wound care under supervision.
* Assisted in the Emergency Department with the early assessment and stabilization of acutely unwell patients, learning to work in a fast-paced environment.
* Followed up on inpatient cases, monitored progress, and updated clinical notes as part of daily ward duties.
* Communicated with patients and families under supervision, helping explain investigations, treatment plans, and ongoing care in a clear and simple way.
* Worked closely with nurses and multidisciplinary teams to support coordinated and continuous patient care.