As Deputy Medical Superintendent at the 1014-bed Government hospital, overseeing the Emergency and Indoor Patient Department, I handle a spectrum of administrative and clinical duties, encompassing:• Manage routine administrative tasks and daily emergency and ward rounds to ensure smooth operations, including record-keeping, admissions, discharge procedures, and scheduling for operating theaters.• Monitor the attendance and performance of office staff; Resident Medical Officers (RMOs), Medical Officers (MOs), laboratory staff, kitchen staff, ambulance services, and nursing personnel.• Maintain inventory levels of equipment, medication, surgical supplies, dietary items, and other essentials.• Address patient and staff grievances promptly, and inspect field records of outdoor staff.• Provide counseling and support to nursing staff, office personnel, paramedics, and labor staff. Conduct rounds outside regular duty hours, including night rounds during emergencies.• Handle correspondence, inquiries, and routine communications.• Grant leave to staff across all categories and arrange substitutes as needed.• Conduct inquiries and prepare reports as necessary.• Stay updated on relevant circulars and regulations.• Participate as a member of various committees and oversee the appointment of committee members, as well as conduct meetings.These duties require a combination of administrative expertise, clinical oversight, and leadership skills to ensure efficient and effective healthcare delivery.

In my role within the Emergency and Outpatient Department, I held responsibilities spanning various medical specialties:• Managed medical, surgical, and pediatric emergencies, ensuring timely and appropriate care for patients in critical conditions.• Oversaw the functioning of the Outpatient Department (OPD), addressing the healthcare needs of individuals seeking non-emergency medical attention.• Diagnosed and treated patients across a wide range of medical conditions, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive care.

During the 5-day project, As part of my responsibilities, I monitored the deworming initiative in government schools of Islamabad. This involved:• Ensuring the implementation of deworming activities according to the initiative\'s guidelines and timelines.• Monitoring the progress of deworming activities, including the number of schools covered, students treated, and doses administered.• Assessing the quality of deworming services provided, including the adherence to safety protocols and the effectiveness of treatment.• Compiling and analyzing data on deworming activities to generate reports for stakeholders, highlighting achievements and areas for improvement.

During my tenure in the emergency department, I held the responsibility of managing medical, surgical, and pediatric emergencies. My duties included:• Quickly assessing patients presenting with a variety of medical conditions, surgical emergencies, and pediatric emergencies to determine the urgency of care needed.• Administering appropriate medical interventions, surgical procedures, and pediatric interventions to stabilize patients and alleviate symptoms.• Prioritizing patient care based on the severity of their condition and allocating resources accordingly to maximize patient outcomes.By effectively managing medical, surgical, and pediatric emergencies in the emergency department, I contributed to the timely and efficient delivery of critical care services to patients in need.

During the 7-day project, my responsibilities included monitoring and evaluating the quality of vaccination coverage following supplementary immunization activities. This involved:• Conducting on-site visits to vaccination sites to assess the implementation of supplementary immunization activities, ensuring that vaccines were administered correctly, and coverage targets were met.• Analyzing vaccination coverage data to identify any gaps or discrepancies and provide recommendations for improvement.• Ensuring that vaccination teams follow standard protocols and procedures for vaccine administration, cold chain management, and waste disposal to maintain the quality of immunization services.• Compiling findings and observations into comprehensive reports to document the quality of vaccination coverage and provide feedback to stakeholders.

During my tenure at the COVID-19 management center within the public sector, my responsibilities included managing patients admitted to various units, including the Intensive Care Units (ICUs), High Dependency Units (HDUs), and isolation wards. Here are the key aspects of my role:• Overseeing the comprehensive care of COVID-19 patients admitted to the ICU, HDUs, and isolation wards, ensuring adherence to treatment protocols and guidelines.• Conducting regular assessments and monitoring vital signs, laboratory results, and disease progression to adjust treatment strategies as necessary.• Ensuring the availability and proper functioning of medical equipment, ventilators, oxygen supplies, and other essential resources required for patient care.• Providing updates and reports on patient status and hospital capacity to senior management, public health authorities, and other relevant stakeholders.In addition to managing patients in the ICU, HDUs, and isolation wards, our team also operates a COVID-19 Outpatient Department (OPD). In this capacity, our responsibilities include:• Conducting thorough screenings of patients presenting with COVID-19 symptoms or concerns to determine their eligibility for further evaluation and testing.• Prioritizing patients based on the severity of their symptoms and risk factors, ensures that those requiring urgent medical attention receive prompt care.• Providing patients with information on COVID-19 prevention strategies, including mask-wearing, hand hygiene, physical distancing, and vaccination. Additionally, we advise patients on home care measures and when to seek medical attention if their condition worsens.Through our COVID-19 OPD services, we aim to provide accessible and comprehensive care to individuals in the community, empowering them with the knowledge and resources needed to protect themselves and others from COVID-19 transmission.

During my tenure as a Medical Officer at the Tehsil Headquarter Hospital, situated in a peripheral area serving a population of nearly one million, I was entrusted with a broad range of responsibilities:• Managing medical, surgical, and pediatric emergencies, providing timely and efficient care for patients in critical conditions.• Offering comprehensive outpatient care, including diagnosis, treatment, and management of various medical conditions.• Prioritizing patient care based on the severity of their condition and ensuring that urgent cases receive immediate attention.• Educating patients and their families on preventive healthcare measures, treatment options, and lifestyle modifications to improve health outcomes.• Working collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and holistic patient care.By providing comprehensive medical care in a peripheral setting with a large population base, I contributed to improving healthcare access and outcomes for individuals in underserved communities.

During my tenure in the Department of Allied (Ophthalmology) Surgery and General Surgery, I fulfilled various roles and responsibilities:• Assisting ophthalmologists and general surgeons during surgical procedures, ensuring proper preparation of surgical equipment, and maintaining sterile conditions in the operating room.• Providing pre-operative and post-operative care to patients undergoing ophthalmic and general surgical procedures, including monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and addressing patient concerns.• Maintaining accurate and detailed medical records, including surgical notes, patient assessments, and treatment plans, to ensure continuity of care and compliance with regulatory requirements.• Educating patients about their surgical procedures, post-operative care instructions, and potential complications, empowering them to make informed decisions about their health.

During my tenure in the Department of General Medicine and Allied (ICU/CCU) Medicine, I performed a variety of roles and tasks, including:• Providing comprehensive medical care to patients admitted to the general medicine ward, managing a wide range of acute and chronic medical conditions.• Managed critically ill patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) or Cardiac Care Unit (CCU), including those requiring mechanical ventilation, hemodynamic support, and continuous monitoring.• Responded to medical emergencies within the hospital, providing rapid assessment and intervention for patients in critical condition.• Collaborated closely with other healthcare professionals, including nurses, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and specialists, to coordinate patient care and optimize outcomes.• Maintain accurate and up-to-date medical records, documenting patient assessments, treatment interventions, and responses to therapy in electronic health records.• Engaged in ongoing professional development activities, including attending conferences, workshops, and seminars, to stay abreast of advances in medical knowledge and practice.Through my contributions to the Department of General Medicine and Allied (ICU/CCU) Medicine, I played a crucial role in providing high-quality medical care to patients with diverse medical needs, including those requiring intensive care management.