Mohammed Imran Basha

Further developed skills in upper limb surgery and arthroplasty, with active involvement in assisting shoulder and elbow replacement procedures. My research focused on anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) and meniscus repair.

Actively involved in managing high-velocity vehicular injuries, pediatric trauma cases, and outpatient services. Additionally, contributed to academic research with publications in peer-reviewed journals.

Managed emergency duties on an alternate-day basis. Entitled to annual paid leave and observed public holidays as part of the work schedule.

Responsible for managing outpatient departments (OPD) and emergency cases, while also assisting consultants in the operating theatre and inpatient wards, as well as supporting OPD activities.

Gained substantial experience in academic activities, including delivering lectures and participating in teaching programs for both postgraduate and undergraduate students. Well-versed in trauma management, with hands-on involvement in over a thousand cases annually. Assisted and performed numerous arthroscopic procedures, primarily focused on knee-related sports injuries.

• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.

As a postgraduate student, my role primarily involved assisting with and performing surgeries on a daily basis, without any involvement in outpatient services. Being part of a corporate hospital located near a government facility provided me with extensive hands-on experience, particularly in trauma surgery, spine procedures, and arthroplasty.

• Collaborated closely with consultants to ensure optimal service delivery to patients.
• Improved patient experience with regular review and update of hospital policies.
• Did not work during public holidays and Sundays also took academic vacation for conferences etc