Amina Sani

• Core GP roles support holistic patient-centred care across routine and urgent clinics, home visits, and nursing home reviews for varied patient demographics.
• Participate in activities to help improve QOF indices in the practice.
• Conduct routine triage for patient lists, review and actioning Docman tasks
• Undertake regular medication reviews and interpret diagnostic tests to facilitate specialist referrals.
• Participate in medical educational opportunity with Lancaster Medical School.
• Developed leadership skills by leading and attending MDT meetings within the practice
• Managed a full GP caseload with strong organisational skills.

• Provided holistic patient-centred care across routine and urgent clinics for deprived population in Morecambe managing daily caseload on average 6 per session.Managed urgent hospital admissions and referrals to specialists, ensuring timely interventions and patient safety.
• Conducted regular medication reviews and interpreted diagnostic tests to facilitate specialist referrals.
• Participated actively in significant learning event in the practice which helped to improve mental health care the practice
• Participated in community projects addressing deprivation.
• Engaged in familiar faces MDT meetings within local community.

• Resident doctor role clerking and admitting acutely unwell patients in ED and Acute medical ward.
• Supported medication reconciliation processes for accurate patient care.
• Conducted daily ward rounds in Acute Frailty ward and completed ward tasks including discharge summaries.
• Performed various clinical and risk assessments to evaluate patient conditions.
• Collaborated with MDT members to enhance patient medical care.
• Led a quality improvement activity in clinical frailty assessment of patients admitted on the wards
• Updated family members regarding patient progress during admission.

• Resident doctor role clerking acute obstetrics and gynaecological cases on wards and ED, postnatal care.
• Assisted in emergency and routine surgeries.
• Conducted daily ward rounds under supervision of seniors and carrying out ward tasks.
• Assisted in routine gynaecological and specialist clinics

• Role of SHO in caring for post operative patients in the hospital
• Clerking of newly admitted patients, medication reconciliation, pre operative assessments
• Cared for frail patients on rehabilitation wards under consultant supervision
• Daily ward rounds of patients and carrying out ward tasks, including completing a concise discharge summary.
• Contributed to resuscitation efforts during cardiorespiratory arrests and peri-arrest situations.
• Collaborated with occupational therapists, physiotherapists, dieticians to enhance patient independence following surgery

• Conducted thorough examinations and assessments of adult and paediatric ophthalmology patients, utilising advanced diagnostic equipment and techniques.

Provided acute and routine primary medical care to paediatric and adult patients within the population

• SHO role in acute and general medicine, and Paediatrics

• Unemployed

Foundation year 1 role in acute and general medicine obstetrics and

gynaecology as well as paediatrics