Anas Rafiq

GMC XYZ
XYZ Block, Mustafa Town, Lahore
54XYZ, Punjab, Pakistan
anascpmc@gmail.com
+92XYZ (call/whatsapp/
message)
Personal Info Objective
Date of Birth I am registered with GMC and looking for a post in
XYZ NHS. I am a young and ambitious doctor looking
for a chance to prove my worth. I wish to excel as a
Nationality
health professional and to use my zest,
Pakistani
competitiveness and clinical skills to be part of a
Qualification good clinical team in the NHS & to find good
BSc. supervision, that polish my skills and exercise them
M.B.B.S. (Bachelors of Medicine; for the betterment of the patients.
Bachelors of Surgery)

Clinical Skills/Competencies
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Medicine
(History taking and Examination, ACLS, ECG Interpretation, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation,
Resuscitating a patient in Shock, Electric Cardioversion, IV cannulation and Venipuncture, Arterial
blood sampling, Lumbar Puncture, Ascitic Tap, Pleural Tap, Nasogastric Cathetrization,
Endotracheal Intubation, CV Catheterization, Foley’s Catheterization)

Surgery
(Trauma Management, ATLS, Sutures and Surgical Knots, Nail Removal and Amputations,
Dressing, VAC dressing, Debridements, Management of Burn patients, Assisted variety of
procedures like Laparotomy, Cholecystectomy (Open and Laparoscopic), Stripping and Ligation,
Thyroidectomy, Mastectomy, Gastrectomy, Adrenalectomy, etc)

Psychiatry
(Comprehensive psychiatric services both at out-patient and in-patient levels to patients suffering
either of the following ailments:

Depression
Anxiety Disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Bipolar Affective Disorder (BAD)
Schizophrenia and related disorders
Substance abuse (drug addiction) and rehabilitation
Personality disorders
Sexual disorders
Eating disorders
Marital Problems)
Medical Licensures
❖ GMC UK REG# XYZ

❖ Pakistan Medical and Dental Council REG# XYZ

❖ EPIC ECFMG EPIC ID# XYZ

Work Experience

Date Post Employer Duties

18/03/2019 – Medical Officer- Punjab I am Medical Officer at Male & Female Special
Till date. Special Care Institute of Care Unit in Punjab Institute of Mental Health,
Unit Mental Lahore. I have to assess and manage in-patient
Health, referrals for the physical ailments of psychiatric
Lahore patients. As a junior doctor, I work under the
supervision of my ward consultant. My ward is
specifically designed in Mental Hospital to deal
with patients who present with organic illnesses, and
are often of critical nature.
We have to deal with acute emergencies, poisoning,
trauma, MI, Stroke, Epilepsy, COVID suspected &
confirmed cases, Asthma, Tuberculosis, Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease,Chronic Liver
Disease, Chronic Kidney Disease, Congestive Heart
failure and Arrhythmia etc.
Moreover, we also deal with syndromes pertaining
to adverse reaction of psychiatric medications like
Neuroleptic Malignant syndrome, Serotonin
syndrome and Parkinsonism.
Please note that this is just a reflection of my duties
at Special Care Unit.
05/08/2018 – Medical Officer The Park I initially started clinical attachment at The Park
04/08/2020 Lane Clinic, Lane Clinic, based on my one year performance, I
Lahore had been appointed as Medical Officer by the same
clinic.
The Park Lane Clinic is one of the top psychiatric
hospital in Lahore. It is a ten bedded facility for
managing patients suffering from acute and chronic
psychiatric conditions. My responsibility was to
work with a multi-disciplinary team of professionals
including Psychiatrists, Physicians and
Psychologists. We had to offer a wide range of
mental health services, across the age spectrum to
meet the needs of children, adults and geriatrics. We
had to provide comprehensive psychiatric services
 both at out-patient and in-patient levels to patients
suffering either of the following ailments:

Depression
Anxiety Disorders
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Bipolar Affective Disorder (BAD)
Schizophrenia and related disorders
Addiction Services & Rehabilitation
Personality disorders
Sexual disorders
Eating disorders
Marital Problems

My duties mainly included managing acute

emergencies pertaining to psychiatric disorders,
detailed & collateral history taking, mental state
examination, mini mental state examination (if
needed), general physical & systemic examination,
sending baseline investigations, establishing a
provisional diagnosis & reporting to my consultant
for work up done on an admission for further orders.
Moreover, consultant orders were carried out for in-
patient care of admitted patients. Outpatients,
follow-ups, day care and patients at home services
were also supposed to be assessed & discussed with
seniors in order to formulate or revise a
management plan.
01/05/2018 – House Officer- Shaikh Zayed My responsibilities included focused and relevant
31/07/2018 Radiology Hospital history taking from patients, which was followed by
Lahore assisting various Radiology procedures like MRI,
CT, Ultrasound studies, Contrast studies and other
fluoro assisted procedures under supervision of my
seniors.

I had to attend X-Ray, CT & MRI Reporting

sessions regularly and often had to teach medical
students thereafter.

During my rotation, we had a chance to work on

modern and up to date facilities like computerized
Radiology, Ultrasonography (3D/4D), Color
Doppler ultrasound, Digital Fluoroscopy,
Mammography, CT (4 & 64 Slice), MRI (0.5T &
1.5T), Angiography and Interventional Radiology.
01/02/2018 – House Officer- Shaikh My duties in the department of Internal Medicine
30-04-2018 Medicine Zayed included the following:
Hospital
Lahore • Attending the morning handover.
• Taking patient history, performing relevant clinical
examinations, making differentials and formulating
a management plan.
• Discussing patients with the consultant before the
ward round.
• Attending the ward round; presenting cases and
noting down the orders.
• Following orders from the rounds. This included
the following:

* Small procedures like blood sampling, IV

cannulation, NG tube or urinary catheter insertion.
* Clerking.
* Making drug charts.
* Monitoring vitals
* Requesting imaging scans.
* Chasing reports.
* Making referrals to other departments.
* Making discharge summaries.
* Answering phone calls from other departments.
* Documenting everything in patient files.
* Counseling the attendants regarding care at home.

• We had OPD weeks where we had patient

consultations along with the Trainee Residents –
Endocrinology OPD, Hematology Clinic, General
OPD.

• In the ER we worked in teams led by a Consultant

which included a batch leader and Trainee residents.
I had the opportunity to see a wide range of patients
with medical illnesses. To name a few – Acute
coronary syndrome, Heart failure, DKA, Stroke,
Meningitis, Pneumonia, Asthma and COPD
exacerbation, Upper GI Bleed, Gout, Acute Renal
failure, Gastroenteritis, Electrolyte Imbalance,
Poisoning and overdose, other Infectious and
Hematological diseases.

• I had a ward call every fourth day where we

looked after in-patients from 8 medical bays (60
beds) in a team of 2 House officers and 2 Trainee
residents with an on call consultant along with
Nurses and allied Health staff.

• We had weekly teaching sessions and a medicine

meeting every 2 weeks.

• I had the opportunity to teach medical students

patient consultations, clinical examinations, drug
prescription and the basics of formulating a
management plan.

• We had frequent presentations on drugs by

officials from the Pharmaceutical Industry
(Dosages, Drug Interactions, Clinical Trials and new
Research). Working in wards for pre and post-
operative care. Looking for patients in ITU, history
taking and examination and record keeping.
01/11/2017 – House Officer- Shaikh Zayed My responsibilities as a House surgeon in
31/01/2018 Department of Hospital Orthopedics surgery department included:
Orthpaedics Lahore • Attending the morning handover.
• Reviewing in-patient beds allocated to me.
• Presenting cases in the morning round.
• Following up on round orders.
• Maintaining patient files and records.
• Requesting and chasing patient investigations.
• Making discharge summaries.

• In the OT, I observed major surgeries and assisted

in minor surgeries. I learnt stitching and suturing
along with surgical techniques used in open and
arthroscopic surgeries. To name a few–
*Knee arthroscopy and meniscectomy
*Carpal tunnel release
*Removal of support implant
*Knee replacement
*Repair of femoral neck fracture
*Debridement of skin/muscle/bone/fracture
*Hemiarthroplasty & Total Hip Replacement.

• Attending patients in the recovery room and ICU.

• Post-op ward round.
• Post-op wound care including dressing and drains.
• In the OPD, we used to attend patients with minor
Orthopedic diseases such as infections and minor
fractures, follow up cases and patient referrals.
• During my long calls – every fifth day, I had to
prepare patients for the next OT list. This involved
pre-op assessment, investigations and patient fitness
for surgery/anesthesia.

• In the ER, we managed patients in teams led by a

consultant with Trainee Residents and House
surgeons. To name few emergencies-
*Open fractures.
*Compartment Syndrome.
*Multiple Long Bone Fractures and Unstable
Pelvic Fracture.
*Septic Joint.
*Cauda Equina Syndrome.
* Hip Dislocation.
*The Acute Joint.

• We had a weekly teaching class and a monthly

surgical meeting.
• I had the opportunity to teach patient
consultations, clinical examinations, back slab, POP
and the basics of Orthopedic management to
undergraduate medical students.
01/08/2017 – House Officer- Shaikh Zayed My responsibilities as a House surgeon in the
31/10/2017 General Hospital department of General Surgery included:
Surgery Lahore • Reviewing in-patient beds allocated to me.
• Presenting cases in the morning round.
• Following up on round orders.
• Maintaining patient files and records.
• Requesting and chasing patient investigations.
• Making discharge summaries.
• In the OT, I observed major surgeries and assisted
in minor surgeries. I learnt stitching and suturing
along with surgical techniques used in open and
laparoscopic surgeries. To name a few –
Cholecystectomy, Appendectomy, Herniotomy and
mesh repair, Diabetic foot surgery, Knee amputation
and Thyroid surgery (total, near total, lobectomy,
isthmusectomy).
• Attending patients in the recovery room and ICU.
• Post-op ward round.
• Post-op wound care including dressing and drains.
• Counseling the patients and attendants regarding
wound care at home.
• In the OPD we saw patients with minor surgical
ailments, follow up cases and patient referrals.
• During my long calls – every fifth day, I had to
prepare patients for the next OT list. This involved
pre-op assessment, investigations and patient fitness
for surgery/anesthesia.
• In the ER, we managed patients in teams based on
ATLS guidelines. Trauma, Renal Colic, Fractures,
Ac. Cholecystitis, Acute Appendicitis, Intestinal
Obstruction, Hernias, Abscess and Foreign bodies.
• We had a weekly teaching session and a monthly
surgical meeting.
• I had the opportunity to teach medical students
patient consultations, clinical examinations and
surgical management according to ATLS guidelines.

Qualifications

Qualification Honors/Scores Issuing Authority/University Country Year of

Qualification

PLAB Pass General Medical Council, UK UK 2020

OET Cambridge Boxhill Language

B in all 4 Modules Assessment Trust (CBLA) Dubai 2018
JCAT(MDMS- 156 King Edward Medical Pakistan 2019
1) University, Lahore
 Central Park Medical College,
MBBS Pass Lahore / University of Health Pakistan 2017
Sciences
BSc Pass University of Punjab, Lahore Pakistan 2015

FSc First Division Crescent Model Higher Pakistan 2011

Pre-Medical & Secondary School, Lahore
Additional
Mathematics
GCE O Levels A Crescent Model Higher Pakistan 2007
Secondary School, Lahore

Change/Audits/Quality Improvement Projects

➢ Audit for availability of Emergency Medicines & maintaining a database for it at The
Park Lane Clinic, Lahore.

➢ Quality Improvement Project at MIND organisation, Pakistan for surviallance on

arrival & departure timings observed by hospital staff.

➢ Audit & Re-Audit for Over Register Maintenance at the Park Lane Clinic, Lahore.

➢ Change to deliver utmost respect to patients beyond cultural norms at the above steup.

Conferences/Workshops/Symposium Attended
➢ ACLS Certification Course 2020 Save A Life National Healthcare Provider Solutions, US
➢ BLS Certification Course 2020 Save A Life National Healthcare Provider Solutions, US.
➢ COVID-19 Guidelines & Prevention Training Workshop by World Health Organisation
Regional Office, Pakistan.
➢ Management of Dengue Virus Infection Workshop 2019 by Dengue Expert Advisory Group
Punjab.
➢ Emergency Airway Management Workshop 2018 by American College of Emergency Physicians
in CPMC, Lahore.
➢ Ultrasound Vascular Access Workshop 2018 by American College of Emergency Physicians in
CPMC, Lahore.
➢ Basic Life Support 2016 by University of Health Sciences, Lahore.
➢ Familycon Symposiums 2016-18 for Continuous Medical Education of Family Physicians.
➢ Presentation at 7th National Conference by Peshawar Medical College on Utility of the NS1
Testing Procedure in Dengue Virus Fever.
Research Experience

❖ Antimicrobial Resistance Pattern of Clinical Isolates of Infected Wounds.

(Original Article), Published in International Journal for Resaerch & Development in Technology.
(Volume-11,Issue-3(Mar-19) ISSN (O) :- 2349-3585, Impact Factor :6.88)
An International peer reviewed journal for Science & Technology.

Leaderships & Achievements

➢ Founding member at Medcom, Pakistan.
➢ Veteran Student Advisor at Medstudentz International Forum.
➢ Coodinator at Medgala, Pakistan.
➢ Head of Fundraising at Safe Motherhood, 2015.
➢ Member of Family Physicians of Pakistan since 2016.
➢ Active Member of Inter-Collegiate Societies.

Language Fluency
▪ English OET for Doctors
▪ Urdu & (Native)
Punjabi

IT Skills
• Research Software: SPSS version 21, Google Scholar, Research Gate
• Microsoft: Office, Excel, PowerPoint
• Google: Maps, Play store, Gmail, YouTube

Professional Attributes
Honesty & Integrity.
Patient and Peer Confidentiality.
Communication and Interpersonal Skills.
Leadership.
Decision making.
Ability to work under pressure.
Adaptability.
Public speaking.
Referees

Prof. Dr. Saad Bashir Assistant Prof. Dr. Dr. Ahmad Hassan Dr. Khalid Mailk
Malik Nabeel Ibad (FCPS Medicine) (MBBS, PMO MSCU,
(FRCPsych UK) (FCPS Psychiatry) PIMH, Lahore)
Professor and Head of Assistant Professor, Consultant Physician, Incharge Special Care
Department of Psychiatry, Shaikh Zayed Hospital, Punjab Institute of Units, Punjab Institute
Shalamar Medical & Dental Lahore, Pakistan. Mental Health, Lahore. of Mental Health,
College, Lahore, Pakistan. Consultant Psychiatrist, Senior Registrar Special Lahore.
President – MIND The Park Lane Clinic, Care Unit. Principal Medical
Organisation Pakistan & Lahore. Fellow of College of Officer.
CEO at The Park Lane Mobile: XYZ Physicians & Surgeons, Phone: XYZ
Clinic, Lahore. Pakistan.
Consultant Psychiatrist. Email: Mobile: XYZ
Mobile:XYZ XYZ
Email: Email:
XYZ XYZ

*References would be available on Demand.