Mohamed Ali

I work as a medical officer. My duty is a combination of Emergency and Outpatient shifts. So, I provide patient care for multiple chronic and acute medical conditions. Besides management of emergency cases and providing ALS. I also provide surgical/orthopedic emergency management as I have an orthopedic background and I have MRCS as well.

I have extensive experience in managing emergency cases, including surgical emergencies and performing minor surgeries with precision and efficiency. I am proficient in providing Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) to critically ill patients, ensuring timely and effective care. In addition to emergency medicine, I handle general practice cases, addressing non-urgent or "cold" cases with the same level of dedication. At my workplace, I am also responsible for applying casts as part of fracture management, demonstrating my versatility and hands-on skills in orthopedic care. My diverse skill set allows me to deliver comprehensive patient care across a wide range of clinical scenario

I worked in the Emergency department and I was the rota coordinator for 1 year.

During my work there, I used to manage the emergency cases and provide the initial management of orthopedic trauma cases depending on my orthopedic background. I enhanced my knowledge and skills as a team leader during that period of time.

Management of the orthopaedic emergencies in ER.
- Attending the outpatient ortho clinic to assess the cold cases and follow up on the cases which were discharged after surgeries.
- Arrangement of the OR lists. Orthopedic department had a full list of ortho cases twice weekly. (Each list was 7-10 cases)
- Follow up on post-operative cases. The cases were discussed in the morning rounds with the specialists for educational purposes.
- Every 4 months, I was allocated to A&E department. So, I used to deal with a wide variety of emergencies.
- Providing ALS to critically ill patients.

Primary health care provider. This was my first governmental job after getting my license to practice. I was meant to give the primary care, and referral of urgent cases to the hospital.

This is a foundation year training.

I rotated between various surgical and medical departments. The training included a month in A&E.