Rahma Nazar

Junior Clinical Fellow with experience in General Internal Medicine, currently working in rotational posts across multiple medical specialties at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust. Skilled in patient assessment, clinical procedures, and acute care, including participation in the acute medical on-call rota. Actively involved in organising and delivering bedside teaching for medical students, as well as contributing to audits, multi-centre research projects, and publications in PubMed-indexed journals. I am keen to further develop my expertise in Internal Medicine, which is the specialty I intend to pursue long-term, and to continue building my skills in both clinical practice and medical education.

• A case report on Pleural Effusion as the presenting feature in Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia

Muller Journal of Medical Sciences and Research

• A case report on Carcinoid Heart Disease Revealing the Burden of a Neuroendocrine Tumour

Cureus Journal of Medical Science

• A research study on Predictors and Patterns of Adherence to Mood Stabilisers in Patients with Bipolar Affective Disorder in a Tertiary Care Hospital in South India

Journal of Psychiatry Spectrum

• A case report on Mood Disturbances in a Patient on Statin Therapy

Cureus Journal of Medical Science

• Focused Acute Medicine Ultrasound Practical Course (2026)

Bromley Emergency Courses

• Teach the Teacher Course (2024)

Oxford Medical Training

• Advanced Life Support Course (2024)

Resuscitation Council UK

• Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Prevention and Control Course (2023)

WHO Health Emergencies Programme

• The Fundamentals of Audits and Clinical Governance Course (2022)

Health Careers Portal

• Basic Life Support Course (2021)

American Heart Association

• An Audit on Proton Pump Inhibitor Prescribing in Accordance with NICE Guidelines (2025)

Aim and measure of change: To assess whether PPI prescriptions in the ward are in accordance with the indications outlined in the NICE guidelines. To evaluate if patients on PPI prior to admission were reviewed during th eir hospital stay and analyse whether they developed any side effects to it.

• Audit on Acute Kidney Injury Identification, Clerking and Management (2023)

Aim and measure of change: To enhance early detection and management of Acute Kidney Injury, improving patient outcomes through optimisation of the initial clerking process, ensuring appropriate handling of high-risk medications contributing to AKI, and analysing and optimising documentation practices.

• Quality Improvement Project on Designing and Implementing a Procedure Checklist in the Department of Respiratory Medicine and Inteventional Pulmonology (2022)

Aim and measure of change: To enhance patient safety and improve clinical outcomes by implementing a standardised procedure checklist for all departmental procedures.

• Oral presentation- An Audit on Proton Pump Inhibitor Prescribing in Accordance with NICE Guidelines- Joint Annual Scientific Meeting and Medical Conference (July 2025)
• Poster presentation- Predictors and Patterns of Adherence to Mood Stabilizers in Patients with Bipolar Affective Disorder- Scottish Society for Physicians Annual Meeting (September 2025)

• Currently serve as the International Medical Graduate representative, acting as a link between colleagues and the Local Faculty Group by collecting and communicating feedback on induction, supervision, and workplace support. I have enjoyed contributing to improvements and ensuring colleagues voices are represented.
• As rota coordinator for Senior House Officers in the Emergency Medicine department, I was responsible for creating and maintaining rotas, addressing staffing concerns, and ensuring seamless shift coverage by arranging appropriate cover for absences. This role has enhanced my ability to adapt to unforeseen circumstances.
• During my Community Medicine rotation, organised and facilitated health check-up camps and delivered educational talks to raise awareness on health-related topics. This helped develop leadership, communication, and teamwork skills while managing clinical responsibilities in resource-limited settings.
• As part of the Public Relations team for the inter-college festival, I conducted outreach activities across colleges in the city, including poster placements, campus visits, and personal invitations to potential participants. Our collaborative efforts significantly expanded the festival’s reach, demonstrating my capability to contribute effectively to the success of large-scale events through strategic planning and execution.