Ismail Bello

• Practice looking after two care homes serving a diverse and complex patient population
• Gained extensive experience in manging a wide range of acute medical conditions during weekly duty days and long terms condition review as well as routine face to face appointments.
• managing wide range of mental health concerns including patients with depression, anxiety, substance misuse focusing on safe prescribing, regular regular medication reviews and holistic care plan
• conduct regular rounds at care homes( Cresta lodge) under supervision with structured debriefs to reflect on complex cases and enhance clinical learning
• participating in MDT, GSF meeting and collaborating with district nurses, palliative care team, community PT/OT to enhance care for patient with advance illness/frailty/end of life.
• Developing a strong leadership and communication skills while ensuring continuity of care and patient-centred management in a high demand setting.
• Developing structured approach to managing women's and children's health through acute/regular clinics, baby checks, contraception reviews, and perimenopause/menopause management
• Carried out day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
• Quickly learned and applied new skills to daily tasks, improving efficiency and productivity.
• Successfully delivered on tasks within tight deadlines.
• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.

• A large busy practice with 3 different sites; Cringleford, mulberton and Hethersett surgeries
• 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.
• completed a QIP about HRT to ensure all women with uterus have progesterone protection and presented in the clinical governance meeting

• Is a mixed ITP rotation spending time in public health and GP surgery
• I had excellent clinical supervision, which supported my development in diagnostic skills, examination, and management common cases in primary care.
• As it was my first GP rotation, I gained exposure to the different MDT and resources available in primary care as well the different referral pathways.
• completed a project about vaccination uptake in schools in Norfolk and presented at the Norfolk county council meeting

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.
• learned local language to enhance patient communication and care

• Conducted regular antenatal check-ups to ensure healthy pregnancy progression.
• Ensured safe delivery practices, resulting in decreased maternal morbidity rates.
• Collaborated with other healthcare professionals for comprehensive patient treatment plans.
• Enhanced departmental efficiency with meticulous record keeping.
• Coordinated multi-disciplinary team meetings to streamline patient care.
• Handled high-risk pregnancies to minimise potential complications.
• Undertook routine pelvic examinations, detecting early signs of disease or abnormalities.

• 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.