DR UYI RICHMOND Namuna

• Managed a wide range of clinical presentations, with a
  particular focus on chronic conditions such as diabetes
  and hypertension.
• managed wide range of acute same day need cases including paediatrics, geriatrics and women's health
• Worked collaboratively with district nurses, social
  prescribers, and other members of the multidisciplinary
  team to ensure holistic patient care.
• Gained valuable experience in continuity of care,
  medication optimisation, and navigating health
  inequalities in underserved populations.
• Lead regular ward rounds in Long term living facilities, such as nursing homes and care homes.
• Engaged in quality improvement and Leadership projects.
• Streamlined clinical processes to enhance quality of care delivery.

• Conducted weekly rapid access clinics, assessing patients with acute rheumatological conditions.
• Facilitated monitoring of biologic medications and adjusted treatments for patient needs.
• Administered steroid joint injections for patients experiencing rheumatological joint issues.
• Enhanced patient understanding of health conditions through clear explanations and guidance.
• Performed regular follow-ups to manage chronic diseases effectively.
• Managed clinic flow by coordinating appointments and prioritising urgent cases.
• Collaborated with local community services to ensure comprehensive patient care.

Assisted in providing inpatient care for older adults with functional and non-functional mental health issues.

Participated in weekly memory clinics to assess cognitive function and identify cognitive impairments such as dementia.

Supported assessment and management of depression and various mental health conditions.

• Helped establish a supportive environment for patients with serious illnesses, fostering hope and resilience.
• Supported efficient clinic flow by managing appointments and prioritising urgent cases efficiently.
• Ensured timely diagnosis with thorough medical examinations.

• Conducted preoperative assessments of surgical patients to determine surgical suitability.
• Administered post-operative care to ensure optimal recovery and safe discharge.
• Assisted in managing and following up with post-operative patients to provide necessary support.

I worked in the Department of general internal medicine at the
busiest hospitals in Hampshire, Queen Alexandra Hospital
as SHO.

-Managed patient care by coordinating with multidisciplinary teams in the hospital.
-Kept abreast of latest medical developments through continuous professional development activities
-Demonstrated leadership skills in mentoring medical students during their rotation periods.
-Covered overnight shifts for acute care hospital with regular monitoring and detailed handovers. Handled stressful situations calmly, resulting in
effective crisis management.
-performing discharge summaries and regular medical reviews, communicating with families/NOK to ensure holistic care
- participated in a QIP regarding communicating with NOK/families and providing regular update.

• Treated wide array of diseases spanning all age groups, emphasising holistic approach towards health and wellness.
• Liaised effectively between patients and specialists or consultants – guaranteed seamless healthcare service.
• Devised individualised treatment plans according to unique needs of each patient-increased recovery rates significantly.
• Kept abreast with latest medical advancements through continued professional development courses-ensured up-to-date practice standards.
• Applied excellent clinical judgement during emergency situations – saved numerous lives in process through urgent appropriate referral to the hospital.
• Worked flexible hours including weekends and holidays – ensured uninterrupted care provision.
• Liaised with multidisciplinary healthcare providers to foster continuum of care.

• Rotate through different departments including O&G, Paediatrics, internal medicine, Vascular/general Surgery - 4 monthly rotations each.
• Safely prescribed and administered medications
  including analgesia, intravenous fluids and
  Antibiotics.