Prabhav Chaudhary

• A hardworking, caring, and knowledgeable clinician and an enterprising cancer researcher hoping to leverage diligence and professionalism with strong documentation and problem-solving skills. Empathetic listener, people person, and comfortable working under high-pressure situations, while thinking low on feet. A congenial personality who believes in allaying concerns of the patient and apprising them of multitudes of treatment options, lifestyle changes, and preventive care as well, who wants to be a part of an innovative medical culture that provides the opportunity to put skills and learning prowess to its optimum use and in turn assist in the personal growth and professional development.
• Future goals: Strong interest in Oncology as a specialty, as it encompasses holistic care and personalised medical practice. Equally passionate about medical education, recognising that teaching is a reciprocal process between educator and learner. I greatly value opportunities to teach, exchange ideas, and engage in critical discussion.

• Travelling
• Teaching and development
• Sketching
• Dancing
• Gardening
• Cooking

• Awarded aLetter of commendation and title of COVID warrior by the Indian government- August 2020

• Part of the National RADiO Trial for Urological cancer under the NHS as a physician

• Developed and established a formal and organized Induction program/plan for newly joining doctors at a trust level, and at departmental levels for Acute Medicine and Oncology.

Certifications:

Basic Life Support- October 2022

Advanced Life Support- 2222 Training- December 2022

Good Clinical Practise- NIHR England- February 2025

Licenses:

General Medical Council license to practice as a doctor in NHS UK

Delhi Medical Council licence

• Teaching experience at Samsons Clinical Courses Academy, Manchester, to train IMGs at the NHS level competencies and expectations, including Mock examination assessments for OSCEs.
• Working on a case report series (final stages) involving Indian and UK patients on Malignant Spinal Cord compression as a rare primary presentation of Hepatocellular carcinoma. The series also highlights differences and contrasts in the NHS and Indian healthcare practices.
• On behalf of the Indian government, awarded a Letter of commendation with the title of COVID Warrior by the Medical Superintendent of VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital
• Cultural and Dance Secretary, 5 years, during the entire span of medical school
• CO CURRICULAR HONORS: Winning positions at various Arts and Painting competitions, science Olympiads, English literary, poster, and dance competitions
• Certificate to organize the College's first blood donation Drive on World Thalassemia Day

• UHNM NHS Trust Induction Handbook for Acute Medicine Residents
• UHNM NHS Trust Induction Handbook for Oncology Residents
• UHNM NHS Trust Level Generic Induction Handbook for Doctors

• A regional-West Midlands audit on implementing the neo-adjuvant chemoimmunotherapy (NACIO) pathway for resectable non-small cell Cancer (NSCLC) patients. Lung Cancer

• Taylor, S., Chaudhary, P., McCartin, F. and Higham, C., 2023. Understanding the impact of radiotherapy related insufficiency fractures and exploring satisfaction with two existing patient reported outcome measures: A qualitative interview study. Technical Innovations & Patient Support in Radiation Oncology, 27, p.100210.

• Kinnera, S., Owasoyo, O., Rahim, H.M.Z., Rahim, A., Sunil, K.K., Chaudhary, P., Rahim, U., Awan, A.A., Rahim Jr, H.M.Z. and Rahim Jr, U., 2024. Recurrent Hypophosphatemia Following a Single Dose of Parenteral Iron Administration. Cureus, 16(11).

• Prabhav, C., Alina, B., Apurna, J., Lakshmi, S., Kajan, M., Shilajith, G., Udo, A., Muthiah, S., Hannah, J. and Robin, W., 2025. 93 A regional-West Midlands audit on implementing the neo-adjuvant chemoimmunotherapy (NACIO) pathway for resectable non-small cell Cancer (NSCLC) patients. Lung Cancer, 200, p.108203.