Wikaya Takaya

• Managed emergency situations effectively, prioritising patient safety.
• Performed physical exams on patients, continuously communicating patient needs and comfort levels.
• Referred complex cases to relevant specialists facilitating targeted treatment.
• Collaborated with nurses to triage and prioritise patients in high-pressure situations, making rapid and effective decisions.
• Assisted in staff training sessions to share knowledge and experience.
• Maintained accurate records using hospital information systems contributing to seamless healthcare delivery.
• Ensured smooth operation of the clinic, maintaining high standards of healthcare services.
• Participated in grand rounds to support overall teaching provision and develop personal expertise.
• Thoroughly supervised and taught junior doctors various procedures, such as baby checks and medical procedures like cannulation, venepuncture, lumbar puncture.
• Discussed symptoms, diagnoses and prognoses with patients and caregivers to support informed medical decisions.
• Generated referrals for patients in need of specialised care and completed paperwork to facilitate seamless transfers.
• Liaised with multidisciplinary healthcare providers to foster continuum of care.
• Prescribed medication with dosage advice to suit individualised patient needs.
• Referred patients for X-rays and additional procedures to speed up diagnoses.
• Reported notifiable infectious diseases promptly to meet legal requirements.
• Performed regular patient check-ups, ensuring early detection of potential health issues.
• Participated in community outreach programmes spreading awareness about common health disorders.
• Developed personalised treatment plans by understanding patient history and needs.
• Utilised diagnostic tools for accurate disease identification and treatment planning.
• Educated patients on preventive healthcare measures, promoting overall wellbeing.
• Followed stringent infection control practices reducing the risk of nosocomial infections.
• Upheld all medical ethics whilst treating patients from various backgrounds.

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