Gitty George

Dedicated medical professional with a strong foundation in effective communication and professional ethics, and wants to contribute to patient care and medical excellence as a compassionate and committed individual, leveraging clinical knowledge, diagnostic skills, and passion for healthcare. Committed to advancing career goals through continuous learning and application of core competencies.

GMC Status

Full Registration with Licence to Practice with the General Medical Council (GMC) UK.

Registration Number: 8123092

IMC Status

Fully Registered with the Irish Medical Council (IMC).

Registration Number: 548509

ALS/ACLS (Advanced Life Support/Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) Provider – 18/11/2025: Successfully completed the cognitive and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of the Resuscitation Council UK. Valid for 4 years.

BLS & ILS (Basic & Immediate Life Support): Successfully completed the cognitive and skills evaluations in accordance with the curriculum of the Resuscitation Council UK.

IELTS: Band 9 (Speaking 9, Reading 9, Listening 9, Writing 8). Tested on 19/12/2025 and valid for 2 years.

NHSE elfh courses/training:

• Anaphylaxis

HSeLanD

• Sepsis
• Children First
• Communication
• IT Safety
• Manual Handling
• Hand Hygiene

European Public Health Week 2021 – Oral Presentation

Topic: Nutritional Disease Prevention – Alimentary Allergy Development and Management

• I discussed the impact of diet on asthma and food allergies, including prevention strategies and patient education.

Afsal Safeer, Refaa Mujeeb Alji, Ahmed Elmutasim Ahmed Elamin, Gitty George, Cinderella Almatrooshi, Rameesha Asif, Rayan Tareg Mohamed Ahmed, Ahmad Maher Husni Abdelkhalik, Muhammad Bin Shakaib, Ali Hamza, Majd Aldin Oudeh, & Linda Saad A, AL Ghamdi. (2024). 

THE ROLE OF INFLAMMATORY BIOMARKERS IN PREDICTING CARDIOVASCULAR EVENTS IN PATIENTS WITH RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS. Journal of Population Therapeutics and Clinical Pharmacology, 31(11), 1997-2007. https://doi.org/10.53555/7m3kv189

[Indexed in Scopus and PubMed]

Malaz Babiker Ibrahim Mustafa, Gitty George, Salah Eldin Elhussien Abdelwahab Mohamed, Preethika Anbalagan, Ghassan Khalafallah Adlan AbdulSadiq, Abdullateef Eltayib Eltahir Ibrahim, Zohair Salaheldin Mohammed Yousef, Saad Jbour, Mugtaba Altayeb Mohammed Hessein, Jamal Ayoub,  Mohamad Osman

Comparative Analysis of Laparoscopic vs. Open Inguinal Hernia Repair in Obese Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Published in Frontiers in Health Informatics Journal. Vol. 13 No. 8 (2024)
https://healthinformaticsjournal.com/index.php/IJMI/article/view/2186

[Indexed in Scopus]

May 2025 – Audit on Urinary Catheter Use in Acute Stroke Patients (CATS 11901)

• Aim: To assess whether urinary catheter use in stroke patients is clinically appropriate and
  Evaluate adherence to NICE guidelines on catheterisation.
• Majority of the data collection, analysis, and interpretation was conducted independently,
  demonstrating initiative and ownership of the project. Findings identified gaps in clinical justification and documentation standards, highlighting opportunities for quality improvement.
• Presented audit outcomes to the Stroke Team during a department meeting attended by junior doctors, consultants, and the wider multidisciplinary team.
• Received positive feedback from the Clinical Lead and recommendations for future implementation.

03/12/2022 – Improving Competency in Venepuncture Among Medical Students

• Aim: To enhance the clinical confidence and procedural competence of medical students in
  performing venepuncture through structured teaching.
• Used a self-report pre- and post-intervention self-assessment survey to assess the impact of
  targeted teaching sessions.
• Supported recommendations for a structured peer-led teaching programme to improve clinical
  skills training.

Roles of Responsibility

• President, Medical Society (Feb 2024 – Sept 2024)
• Vice-President, Medical Society (Sept 2023 – Feb 2024)
• Secretary, Medical Society (Sept 2022 – Sept 2023)
• Class/Group Leader (Oct 2018 – Sept 2023)

Organised academic and social events, including 2 quiz nights each with more than 75 participants as part of a fundraising event, developed communication and leadership skills, and represented peers in university forums, promoting teamwork and inclusivity.

Teaching Experience

• Medical Society Tutor: Facilitated multiple structured venepuncture workshops, each workshop consisting of 60 participants, and delivered revision tutorials on internal medicine, promoting peer-led learning.
• Delivered informal teaching to junior students during clinical attachments, with positive feedback from peers and supervisors.

1. Dr Delon D’Souza (Neurology Consultant at Worcester Royal Hospital) - delon.dsouza@nhs.net

2. Dr Mohankumar Mariappan (Clinical Director & Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine
at West Park Hospital) - m.mariappan@nhs.net

3. Prof. Ruzha Zlatanova Pancheva – Dimitrova, MD, PhD (Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology at the Medical University - Varna) - rouzha.pancheva@gmail.com

4. Dr Girish Muddegowda (Stroke Clinical Lead/Consultant at Worcester Royal Hospital) - girish.muddegowda@nhs.net

During my education, in addition to the mandatory subjects, I pursued various electives to broaden my clinical knowledge and skills in diverse areas of medicine. They are as follows: 

1. Emergency Medicine

I gained foundational knowledge in identifying and managing common medical emergencies through hands-on clinical experience. Additionally, I practised core resuscitation skills by participating in simulated basic life support (BLS) stations, focusing on immediate, team-based patient care.

2. Tropical Medicine 

Explored tropical diseases, with a focus on Taeniases and Cysticercosis, culminating in a case study essay for the same. 

3. Ultrasound Diagnostics in Gastroenterology 

Observed doctors diagnosing gastrointestinal conditions using ultrasound technology. 

4. Molecular Biology in Medicine

Discussed the latest developments in current molecular biology research, which is enabling advancements in clinical practice, and the elective culminated in the delivery of a comprehensive presentation on 'An Evaluation of the Clinical Significance of AFP and CA-125 in Cancer Prognosis and Diagnosis'.

5. Neurosciences, Fundamental and Clinical Psychopharmacology 

Wrote an essay on Dopamine in neuroscience, its role as a neurotransmitter involved in schizophrenia and the role of antipsychotic drugs in neuropsychopharmacology. 

6. Neurobiology 

Delivered a comprehensive presentation on Neuromuscular Synapse and Myasthenia Gravis, highlighting current research and clinical approaches.

7. Current Issues of Nutrition in Healthy and Sick Individuals 

Critically appraised research on the association between nutritional status and dengue severity in Thai children, producing an abstract and analysis. 

8. Breastfeeding Support 

Developed skills in providing breastfeeding education and support to new mothers in a clinical setting. 

9. First Aid 

Presented on basic first aid interventions and triaging, focusing on practical applications in emergency scenarios and wrote a comprehensive essay on First Aid in Poisoning. 

Actively preparing for the MRCP Part 1 examination and pursuing continuous development of clinical acumen and readiness for future training opportunities.