Dr Ejaz Ahmed

Currently working as a locum GP on an ad hoc basis on various health care setups including Primary care surgery work and as an Out-of-hours GP.

Covering general practitioner and OOH GP sessions at the following locations.

• Richmond Medical Centre (421 Blackburn Rd, Accrington BB5 1RT)
• PWE Pendle Community Hospital (Leeds Rd, Nelson BB9 9SZ)

PWE Pendle Vally Health Centre (Carr Rd, Nelson BB9 7SR)

Compass Medical Services (Special allocation for challenging patient Blackpool)

Fernbank Surgery (Lytham Primary Care Centre, Victoria Street, Lytham,

FY8 5DZ

Fyle coast medical services (Out of Hours GP/ Urgent treatment Centre) Newfield House, Blackpool FY4 4EW

As a locum GP I dealt with patients presenting with minor illnesses including viral infections, Allergies, musculoskeletal symptoms, and common infections of the respiratory system, ENT, and genitourinary system. I have been involved in the care of complex patients with cardiovascular conditions, endocrine and diabetes, ophthalmology, dermatology, and women's health.

At Special Allocation Services, I dealt with complex patients with behavioral challenges, Drug abuse, and complex mental health conditions. I performed home visits for patients at risk of self-harm and performed capacity assessments.

At Acute Respiratory Hub (Winter pressure Allocation), I reviewed respiratory patients with acute and chronic respiratory conditions including chronic cough, asthma, and COPD. I Managed these patients in collaboration with respiratory nurses in the community and worked for the intermediate unit for secondary care referrals for investigation and acute management where required.

Home visits of registered patients for acute health issues in elderly and palliative care.

At urgent care units and walk-in Centre, I provide unscheduled care to the patients who walk into the urgent treatment Centre and have appointments with out-of-hours GP service via 111

Face-to-face care for patients who access the service, when the UTC(Urgent Treatment Centre)is open Patients who present to the UTC will be walk-in patients or patients booked in by NHS 111.

Performed my duties as an autonomous clinician providing clinical assessment, diagnosis, and treatment (where appropriate), for patients that attend the UTC, either walk-in patients or those referred from other stakeholders such as the NHS 111.

Triaged & prioritized patients to elicit the history of an event/illness including past medical and drug history.

Evaluated clinical information from history and examination and initiated appropriate treatment, referral, or discharge.

Refer patients to appropriate care settings, where necessary including hospital specialties, hot clinics, DVT clinics, etc.

Discharged or treated, within the scope of practice, as appropriate.

Prescribed, and administered medication and treatments according to agreed protocols, within the scope of competence.

Maintained contemporaneous computerized clinical records of every contact, including history, examination, diagnosis, plan of care, advice given, treatment, and recommended follow-up. This included documenting any adverse event, safeguarding child or vulnerable adult issues or other notifiable matters.

Worked within the performance framework for the UTC service (key performance indicators set by the CCG for this service) Clinical Quality Commission and the National Quality Requirements for OOH.

Referred to other health and social care professionals and providers, as appropriate.

• Assisted patients with medication management, providing detailed information on contraindications to ensure patient health and safety.
• Proactively screened patients for disease risk factors and early signs of illness.
• Collaborated with nurses to triage and prioritize patients in high-pressure situations, making rapid and effective decisions.
• Maintained a patient-centered approach through continued compassionate care and adherence to best medical practices.
• Provided outstanding patient care through considered consultations, telephone triage, medication reviews, and clinical administration.
• Ensured engagement with NHS annual strengthened appraisal, PDP production, and GMC revalidation.
• Screened patients for disease risk factors and early signs of illness.
• Gathered fluid and tissue samples to send to the lab for testing.
• Educated patients on treatment options for various illnesses, collaborating with specialists to provide thorough education.
• Designed individualized plans with patients for various illnesses, working closely with specialists and care providers for the best treatments.
• Endorsed lifestyle changes to improve health and wellness.

Educational supervisor: Dr Suzanne Appleyard

• Worked as aGP registrar in a busy medical center with a professional team where I provided services to my patients at an optimal level and achieved my academic and practical requirements for general practice.
• Provided patients care through face-to-face, video, and telephone consultations, medication reviews, and clinical administration.
• Collaborated with nurses to triage and prioritize patients in high-pressure situations, making rapid and effective decisions.
• Recorded medical and surgical complications clearly for professional investigation.
• Liaised with families in assessing patient care needs.
• Signposted nutrition and health advice for improved disease prevention.
• Transferred patients to specialist health workers for ongoing medical support.
• Discussed potential conditions, treatment plans, and healthy lifestyle choice recommendations with patients.
• Kept detailed records of medical conditions providing exceptional and individualized care.
• Ensured engagement with NHS annual appraisal, PDP production, and GMC revalidation.

Educational supervisor: Dr Garima Dubey

Worked as trainee GP ( ST3) under supervision as a part of General practice training.

Clinical supervisor: Mrs Fiona Hamer ( Consultant Gynae and Obs)

• Showed initiative and willingness to take on new challenges.
• Made positive contributions to the team and workplace, consistently exceeding expectations.
• Adapted to new situations and learned new skills quickly.
• Shadowed senior team members to develop practical knowledge and gain critical and specific skills.

Clinical Supervisor: Mr Michael Tan ( Consultant A&E)

Clinical supervisor : Dr Peter FitzMorris ( Consultant Paediatrician)

(Training post )

Clinical supervisor : Dr Ian Sangster

• Provided immediate and routine management to inpatients in the acute medical unit and specialized units including respiratory wards and coronary care unit.
• Independently handled medical emergencies and gained expertise in procedures including lumbar puncture, central line insertion, Thoracentesis, and paracentesis.
• Placed orders for laboratory tests and interpreted results for accurate decision-making.
• Participated in ambulatory care,diabetic clinics,VTE clinics, and medical on-call doctors' duties.
• Responded to emergencies with life-saving treatment.
• Participated in and Led multidisciplinary meetings for the ongoing care of admitted patients and for discharge care plans.
• Transferred patients to specialist health workers for ongoing medical support.
• Collaborated with nurses to deliver optimum care outcomes within hospital budgets.

• Completed Frailty + dementia assessments each week and treated patients with existing diagnoses.
• Created comprehensive treatment plans for patients requiring crisis and acute mental health services.
• Prescribed medication and monitored patient progress with clear records.
• Covered overnight shifts for acute care hospitals with regular monitoring and detailed handovers.
• Transferred patients to specialist health workers for ongoing medical support.
• Performed detailed discharge planning tasks including preparing discharge summaries and home care plans for elderly patients, ensuring cohesive handover of care.

• Cared for trauma and cerebral vascular accident patients, including following motor vehicle accidents and strokes.
• Prescribed medication and monitored patient progress with clear hospital records.
• Covered overnight shifts for acute care hospital with regular monitoring and detailed handovers.
• Kept detailed, accurate patient notes for thorough medical records.
• Collaborated with nurses to deliver optimum care outcomes within hospital budgets.
• Assessed diagnostic findings to determine patient treatment plans.
• Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to provide excellent care continuity.
• Liaised with families in assessing patient care needs.

• Worked in general surgery unit, prepared patients for elective and emergency surgery.
• Carried out examinations of out-patients and performed on-call commitments for all surgical emergencies.
• Assisted general surgery procedures under thesupervision of consultants and surgical registrars.
• Gained minor surgical skills like wound suturing, incision and draining of abscesses, and Incision of small lumps, lipomas, and sebaceous cysts.
• Helped patients understand diagnoses and prognoses of various conditions.
• Maintained continued personal development to offer exceptional technical competence, diagnostic skills, and clinical judgment.
• Counselled family and caregivers in post-surgical care and continuing treatments.

• Dealt with childhood illnesses, newborn care, and immunization.
  Treated both inpatients and outpatients and referral them to tertiary care hospitals if required.
• Management of EPI (immunization program) and health visitors' field visits.

• Employed by apublic-funded rural health center, dealing with patients suffering from acute medical and surgical illnesses.
• Initial treatment of patients in theburn unit and A&E department.
  
• Prescribed medicines and monitored stock levels.
• Completed ward rounds to evaluate thequality of care delivery.
• Supported hospital capacity growth in line with regional targets.

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