Omer Shawir

Activities related to teaching and training:
I used to actively take part in the Saudi Board for Family Medicine's internship and residency programs for interns and residents.
For the past four years, I have worked as a staff physician in a variety of family medicine departments, including the following:
Employee Health Clinic: (EHC) I oversaw pre-employment health examinations and testing for HIV, hepatitis, TB, and other communicable diseases that are transmitted through touch for Saudi and non-Saudi employees as well as their families. I also administer adult vaccinations.
Clinic for Chronic Diseases: I used to treat all chronic conditions in Primary Health Care (EHC), including depression, thyroid problems, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, bronchial asthma, diabetes, and hypertension. The emergency room is consulted as soon as an urgent ailment is detected.Activities related to teaching and training:
I used to actively take part in the Saudi Board for Family Medicine's internship and residency programs for interns and residents.
Subacute and chronic illnesses are appropriately referred to the appropriate outpatient clinics when necessary. We routinely used age-based screening techniques like mammography, pap exams, and fecal occult blood tests.
Flu Clinic: After ruling out Covid and other viral diseases, examine people with high visual triage scores who have fever, cough, runny nose, shortness of breath, sore throat, or runny nose and swiftly discard them.
Home health care unit supervision: I oversaw home health care for three years at the prior institution. Consequently, I assumed the duty of overseeing the home health care unit at our hospital in the absence of the attending physician.Activities related to teaching and training:
I used to actively take part in the Saudi Board for Family Medicine's internship and residency programs for interns and residents.
There used to be more than ninety patients on this unit; the bulk of them were bedridden and had multiple coexisting medical disorders, including children with cerebral palsy, peg tubes, suprapubic catheters, and bed sores.
the military field clinic's supervisor
I used to treat critical cases in military training and send certain patients to the hospital emergency room after providing first aid.
Emergency division:
The emergency department of our hospital treats patients of all ages and for a variety of urgent illnesses. On the weekends, I used to work extra hours at the emergency room. I was given this privilege because of my prior emergency medicine experience at the previous institute.

Teaching and training activities:

Activities related to teaching and training:
I used to actively take part in the Saudi Board for Family Medicine's internship and residency programs for interns and residents.
I used to actively take part in the Saudi Board for Family Medicine's internship and residency programs for family physicians.

• Locum job
• Reviewed patient medical information and completed thorough physical examinations, discussing current symptoms and concerns to gain complete picture of present health and wellness.
• Put together targeted treatment protocols and medication regimens to alleviate patient symptoms.
• Maintained comprehensive patient charts to facilitate continuum of care and document patient assessments, interventions and results.

• Working as a family physician
• Performed physical exams on patients, continuously communicating patient needs and comfort levels.
• Discussed symptoms, diagnoses and prognoses with patients and caregivers to support informed medical decisions.
• Ordered diagnostic tests to gather data about patient conditions and inform treatment planning.
• Consulted with patients to address ongoing care or to adjust treatment planning to suit progress.

• Working in my private clinic for free in my village
• Put together targeted treatment protocols and medication regimens to alleviate patient symptoms.
• Ordered blood tests and samples for testing and communicated outcomes to progress patient cases.
• Advised patients of medication options and support decision-making according to personal preferences.

• Working as a staff physician in family medicine, emergency department, home health care, and assistant consultant in the last 4 years
• Reviewed patient medical information and completed thorough physical examinations, discussing current symptoms and concerns to gain complete picture of present health and wellness.
• Triaged patients to establish priority cases and respond accordingly.
• Ordered blood tests and samples for testing and communicated outcomes to progress patient cases.
• Advised patients of medication options and support decision-making according to personal preferences.
• Liaised with multidisciplinary healthcare providers to foster continuum of care.

• Working as a senior house officer
• Covered overnight shifts for acute care hospital with regular monitoring and detailed handovers.
• Completed dementia assessments each week and treated patients with existing diagnoses.
• Prescribed medication and monitored patient progress with clear hard copy records.
• Collaborated with nurses to deliver optimum care outcomes within hospital budgets.
• Provided detailed referrals for specialist medical services ranging from 2 to 5 per week.
• Performed detailed discharge planning tasks including preparing discharge summaries and , ensuring cohesive handover of care.

• Internship
• Worked productively with team members to achieve common goals.
• Adapted to new situations and learned new skills quickly.
• Exceeded expectations and demonstrated potential for future success.
• Used problem-solving skills to resolve challenges and prioritise workload.
• Communicated ideas and information clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing
• Used strong work ethic to meet stringent deadlines.