Ateeq Ur Rahaman

Strengthen clinical leadership and teamwork while completing emergency medicine training at the hospital.

Tertiary trauma centre rotation as part of my training to understand the referral system of major trauma in the EOE deanery.

• Carried out day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
• Quickly learned and applied new procedural skills to daily tasks, improving efficiency while understanding the NHS system.
• Developed portfolio as part of training progression.

Improved clinical readiness by learning NHS system workflows and adapting to case variations.

Successfully completed further in-country training as part of my development toward promotion to Associate Consultant. The training enhanced my understanding of leading shop floor operations, people management, decision-making, and essential leadership and managerial skills.

Specialist in Emergency Medicine at Hamad General Hospital from Jan 26th 2014, to June 28th 2021, until I became an Associate Consultant in Emergency Medicine. Hamad Medical Corporation is a JCI-accredited multispecialty hospital located in the heart of the capital city of Qatar. This is the only Level 1 Emergency Department in the State of Qatar, providing emergency care to critically ill and severely injured patients. The Department consists of 130 treatment beds for trauma, surgical and medical emergencies.

Worked as an Intensivist and Emergency Physician from July 2011 till Dec 2013 at KIMS (Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences) Hospital which is a NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Health care providers) accredited multispecialty hospital at Secunderabad, A.P. It is one of the leading corporate hospital in southern India

Trained as an Emergency Physician from July 2008 to June 2011 at MIMS (Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences) hospital Which is a 1st NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Health care providers) accredited multispecialty hospital in India, regional training centre for Masters in Emergency Medicine (MEM) under direct guidance of Ronald Regan Institute of Emergency Medicine (RRIEM) of George Washington University, Washington DC, United States of America.