Leenah ElMusharaf

• Manage a broad range of patient presentations across all age groups within a primary care setting.
• Confident in utilising local referral pathways and liaising effectively with community and multidisciplinary services.
• Undertake chronic disease management reviews and home visits, supporting continuity of care.
• Regularly perform Duty Doctor sessions, assessing and managing urgent and same-day presentations.
• Experienced in using SystmOne for clinical documentation, prescribing, and patient management.
• Involved in quality improvement (QI) projects and practice-based initiatives.
• Act as a flexible and reliable team member, contributing to clinical meetings, daily workflow, and service development.

• Performed comprehensive mental state examinations and detailed psychiatric histories to inform clinical decision-making.
• Conducted risk assessments, including suicide risk evaluation, and developed differential diagnoses.
• Worked with the Access Team on patient triage, initial assessments, and care planning in community mental health.
• Participated in ADHD and autism assessments and multidisciplinary team meetings.
• Ran supervised outpatient clinics, reviewing patients and supporting ongoing management.
• Delivered community-based care, including emergency home visits and crisis assessments.
• Undertook psychiatry on-call duties, managing acute mental health presentations.

• Managed antenatal, intrapartum, and postnatal presentations, including assessment and triage across all stages of pregnancy.
• Provided contraceptive counselling and contributed to the management of early pregnancy presentations and gynaecological emergencies.
• Led antenatal and gynaecology clinics under supervision, assessing patients and contributing to ongoing management plans.
• Performed pregnancy assessments in early pregnancy units and conducted speculum examinations as part of comprehensive clinical evaluation.

• Developed foundational skills in primary care, managing routine presentations and contributing to chronic disease reviews under supervision.
• Gained experience in consultation skills, preventative health, and working within the primary care team.
• Participated in clinical meetings and observed local referral pathways, building early familiarity with community-based care.

• Assessed paediatric patients in acute settings, taking structured histories from children and families to inform holistic, community-focused management.
• Recognised red flags and safeguarding concerns, initiating appropriate escalation while applying safety-netting and clear parental advice.
• Applied clinical frameworks (e.g. paediatric traffic light system) to support risk stratification and safe decision-making, including admission vs community management.
• Performed newborn (NIPE) and infant assessments, identifying abnormalities and contributing to appropriate follow-up and referral pathways.
• Developed strong communication skills with children and parents, including reassurance, education, and age-appropriate consultation techniques.

• Broad NHS locum experience across Acute Medicine and General Practice, managing undifferentiated presentations with a holistic, patient-centred approach.
• Assessed and managed acute and chronic conditions, using clinical judgement to risk stratify, safety-net, and determine admission vs community care.
• Led clinical assessments and patient reviews, formulating management plans with clear documentation and communication.
• Coordinated safe discharges and follow-up, demonstrating strong understanding of community pathways and continuity of care.
• Worked effectively within multidisciplinary teams, prioritising workload and maintaining efficiency in high-pressure settings.

• Delivered comprehensive clinical assessments, including admission clerking, formulation of management plans, and case presentations during consultant-led ward rounds across Acute Medicine, Endocrinology, Psychiatry, and Surgery.
• Managed acutely unwell patients during on-call shifts, assessing deteriorating patients, initiating urgent management, and escalating care appropriately.
• Performed and interpreted core clinical investigations (e.g. ABGs, ECGs) and contributed to perioperative and acute medical care.
• Actively contributed to multidisciplinary team discussions, ward rounds, and case-based learning, supporting clinical decision-making and reflective practice across specialties.

(General Medicine, Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Accident and Emergency Medicine and General Surgery)

• Completed a broad-based internship across General Medicine, Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Emergency Medicine, and General Surgery, developing a strong foundation in managing diverse and undifferentiated presentations.
• Assessed and managed acutely unwell patients in emergency and ward settings, initiating treatment, recognising deterioration, and escalating care appropriately.
• Performed admission clerking, clinical reviews, and procedural skills, contributing to safe patient management and continuity of care.
• Participated in on-call rotas, gaining experience in acute care, prioritisation, and decision-making in high-pressure environments.
• Worked within multidisciplinary teams to deliver holistic, patient-centred care, with a focus on communication, safety-netting, and appropriate follow-up