Dr Appas Ebrahim Mohamed Ali

Consultant in Emergency Medicine with over 18 years of experience across the UK, USA, Australia, and Middle East healthcare systems. Trained in the North East Deanery, UK, and currently a substantive Consultant at Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust. Recognised for leadership in high-acuity care, patient flow optimisation, and system-level improvement in Emergency Departments.

• Emergency Specialist – KIMS Hospital, India (2011)
• PG Registrar – Emergency Medicine, CMC Vellore (2008-2011)
• Orthopaedics Registrar – CMC Vellore (2007-2008)

LIFE SUPPORT COURSES

• Advanced Life Support (ALS) — Resuscitation Council UK, 2025
• Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) — American College of Surgeons, 2025
• Advanced Paediatric Life Support (APLS) — Resuscitation Council UK, 2025
• APLS -Generic Instructor Course (GIC) — Resuscitation Council UK, 2025
• EMBS- British Burns Association

ULTRASOUND & PROCEDURAL COURSES

• FUSIC Heart (Focused Ultrasound in Intensive Care) — Intensive Care Society
• Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Training & Teaching (Advanced Level)
• Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anaesthesia (including FICB)
• Pleural Procedures & Ultrasound-Guided Interventions- RCEM
• Chest Drain Courses- RCEM
• HALO Course-Newcastle,UK
• ARES -EM Procedural course- Kent, UK
• Emergency Ultrasound Train the Trainer Course — Glasgow, Scotland

EMERGENCY MEDICINE SPECIALISED COURSES

• HECTOR Course, Northumbria, UK
• MIMMS (Major Incident Medical Management & Support), Hinchingbrooke Hospital
• Simulator Airway Ventilation Emergencies Course- The Cambridge Simulation Centre, Addenbrooke's Hospital

EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP & TRAINER DEVELOPMENT

• Educational / Clinical Supervisor Training (UK)
• Teaching & Faculty Development in Emergency Medicine
• Simulation-Based Training Delivery

• Led QIP, increasing USG-FICB from 17% to 39.1% (~2.2x improvement)
• Trained 95% junior doctors and 5/6 HSTs in ultrasound-guided FICB
• Reduced documentation errors to
• Established FICB trolley (88% availability)
• Delivered sustainable departmental practice change