WAN ADAM MUZHAFFAR WAN MUSA

Dedicated healthcare professional with advanced life support provider certification and a strong competency in clinical procedures. Known for compassionate patient care, excellent communication skills, and a collaborative team-working approach. Ambitious and driven to continually enhance medical expertise and contribute to high-quality patient outcomes.

Current FY2 Doctor with 2 years experience working in NHS UK. Obtained full GMC registration to practice in 2024.

• Full GMC registration (07/08/24-current)

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• ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT, 2024

Attended a 2-day ALS course organised by Resuscitation UK at Royal Derby Hospital. This course is a nationally recognise course aim to equip doctors with competent skills in resuscitation, adult CPR, defibrillation and managing acutely deteriorating patients in medical emergency.

• Ultrasound Intravenous Access Course, 2024 and 2025

1-day course aim to teach and access the competency of doctors in ultrasound guided cannulation organised by anaesthetics team in Royal Derby Hospital

• Seldinger Chest Drain Course, 2025

Chest drain insertion and removal course with competency to manage common complications wit chest drain insertion

• PROMPT- Multi professional Obstetrics Emergency Day, 2024

Focuses on practical management of common obstetric emergencies through hands-on simulation and team-based training.

• Psychiatry Simulation Day, 2024

Full-day course organised by East Midlands NHS Trust that focuses on how to manage various psychiatry emergencies and practicality of MSE examinations.

• Acute Simulation Training, 2023

1- day course that provides realistic training scenarios to practice common emergency in medicine with hands-on experience.

• RESPECT form Pilot Quality Improvement Project (QIP)

The project aim is to assess the quality of RESPECT form documentation involving various Elderly Care wards in Queen's Hospital and the effects of poor documentation to patient's care

• Patient Satisfaction Survey of Anaesthetics Care in Elective Surgical Patients

The aim is to ensure that anaesthetics care meets patient's expectations and improve overall health outcomes and patient experience. I presented the outcome of the audit in Anaesthetics Divisional Day.

• Antimicrobial Stewardship Audit

An audit comparing current antibiotic use in critical care with recommended trust/national guidelines to ensure compliance 

• Feedback Oriented Observed Teaching (FOOT) Programme

I was elected to be one of the peer teachers designed to teach undergraduate medical students on a weekly basis tailored to their curriculum exams. I have organised bedside and online teaching sessions covering various medical topics for 1 year. 

• Hospital Experience for Potential Medical Students (HOSPEX)

Teaching and exposing pre-med students to various clinical experiences

• Anaesthetics Divisional Day

I presented a compilation of difficult cases I have encountered in critical care during local anaesthetics divisional day with reflective and learning points.

Geriatrics Departmental Teaching

- I presented a topic on 'Diabetes in the Elderly Population' highlighting the significance and the difference of diabetes care in older populations