Dr Sayma Kanez

• Reviewed patients across four surgeries, ensuring high standards of care and optimal outcomes.
• Conducted regular follow-up appointments to maintain continuous patient care.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to implement integrated management approaches.
• Streamlined clinic operations to enhance patient experience.
• Managed complex medical conditions through diligent diagnosis and treatment planning.

• Conducted 15-minute face-to-face and 10-minute telephone appointments across four weekly sessions.

Diagnosed and treated a range of acute and chronic medical conditions, implementing preventative measures.

Designed individualised treatment plans in collaboration with patients, specialists, and care providers.

Executed home visits to provide personalised patient care.

• Maintained strict confidentiality protocols, fostering trust in patient relationships.
• Pursued continued professional development to remain current with medical advancements and practice standards.

Worked as salaried GP- 6 sessions a week.

10 Minutes telephone and 12 minutes face to face consultations.

Duty Doctor ,home visits , Out of hours working experience.

Providing high-quality medical care to patients- Effectively managing patients with both acute and chronic long term conditions. Communicating effectively with patients , carers and providing them continuity of care.

Meeting contractural obligations: complying with practice's contracts , such as GMS,PMS or enhanced services.

Maintaining Quality -Striving to maintain quality within practice.

Educating and Training - Teaching and training Junior or trainee clinical staff.

Maintaining confidentiality , equality and diversity policy.

GPST3 (Less than fulltime (LTFT 70%) trainee.
• 10mins combination of face to face and telephone appointments.
• Duty doctor, Home visits and Out of hours experience.

•Diagnosing and treating various acute and chronic medical conditions and implementing preventative medicine.
•Maintained continued personal development to improve professional knowledge and competence.

Swan Practice and Milton Keynes University hospital.

GPST1 at Swan practice (Feb 2020-August 2020)

Primary care experience at Swan practice, Buckingham - managing patients with acute and chronic illness , also seeing patient on the duty list.

• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to provide excellent care continuity.
• Attending MDT meetings, safeguarding and palliative GSF meetings.

GPST1 - General medicine (August 2020- February 2021)

Responsibilities included ward cover, on-calls, facilitating discharge, recognition and escalation of unwell patients.
•Increased profound understanding of diverse clinical settings and enhanced broad range of medical skills and knowledge.

GPST2 - Paediatric department (Feb 2021- August 2021)

• Assist with Consultant led daily ward round.
• On-going care and management of general paediatric patients on children's ward and Adolescent Unit.
• Providing care and managing emergency admissions/admissions through the Children’s Assessment Unit and A&E.

GPST2 - Psychiatry (August 2021-February2022)

• Adhered to regulatory requirements to safeguard patients.
• Supported high-quality, safe and effective patient care delivery.
• Delivered lectures and demonstrated clinical procedures, providing feedback on performance.

•Part of on-call team covering Acute medical take supported by the SpR and led by the on call Consultant.

•Developed procedural skills such as Lumbar puncture, Ascitic tap, Chest drain and Pleural tap.

• Involvement in Clinical Governance activities.

Maternity Leave from September 2017 till February 2020.

• Continued to obtain further clinical experience from ward cover duties and on call duties.
  • Supervision of medical students.
  • Involvement in Clinical Governance.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to provide excellent care continuity.
• Explained treatments and patient status to relatives, demonstrating empathy, tact and discretion.
• Assessed and prioritised patients based on urgency to handle large number of patients waiting for treatment.

Achieved GMC registration after passing Plab 1 and Plab 2 exam November 2015.

⦁ Responding to medical/health problems presented by patients including diagnosis, investigation, treatment and referral as appropriate.
⦁ Handle minor injuries and treating infectious diseases.
⦁ Clinical involvement with inpatients under supervision of the Consultant & Case presentations on ward round.
⦁ Meeting targets set by the government for specific programme e.g., child immunisations.
⦁ Discussing the development of new pharmaceutical products with pharmaceutical sales representatives
⦁ Keeping up to date with medical developments, new drugs, treatments and medications, including complementary medicine.

⦁ Take classes on anatomy for under-graduate medical students.
⦁ Evaluate student performance on regular basis.
⦁ Prepare question papers.
⦁ Develop course materials and performs academic administration.
⦁ Coordinate departmental workshops and seminars.

Rotating through different medical, surgical and gynaecological department.

Responsibilities :

⦁ History taking and admitting patients needing investigations, special care, and treatment.
⦁ Using appropriate equipment like stethoscopes, blood pressure monitors in therapy and diagnosis.
⦁ Prescribing medicines and carrying out surgical procedures under senior doctor’s supervision.
⦁ Making detailed notes as legal documentation of treatment beneficial to other health care providers or professionals.
⦁ Carrying out particular procedures like specialist investigations, performing operations.
⦁ Working in method that is reliable with health and safety practices, especially concerning to the handling and disposal of body fluids and sharps.