Dr. ASHRAF MOHAMED ELSOUDA

FCARCSI

Name Dr. Ashraf Mohamed ElSouda

DOB 9 / 4 / 1965

Nationality British

Qualification FCARCSI

Current job Locum Consultant Anaesthetist at Newham University Hospital

Special Interest /excellence in Ultrasound guided nerve blocks

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GMC Full Registration 4478924

Qualifications and Certificates

MBBch, Qasr Al-aini, Cairo University, December 1988.

MSc. Anaesthesia, Qasr Al-aini, Cairo University, Nov.1992.

Fellow of College of Anaesthetists Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland ”FCARCSI” Sept. 2001.

ATLS (Advanced trauma life support) provider, York District General

Hospital, May 2003.

APLS(Advanced paediatrics life support)provider, Prince sultan medical and military city, july 3013.

ACLS(Advanced cardiac life support)provider, Prince sultan city, august 2013.

Career to date:

Locum Consultant Anaesthetist at Newham University Hospital. (from 1/3/2020 till now)

Locum Consultant Anaesthetist at Croydon University Hospital. (from 1/12/2019 to 28/2/2020)

Locum Consultant Anaesthetist at North Midland University Hospital (Stoke Royal Hospital). (from 28/3/2018 to 28/11/2019)

Locum Consultant Anaesthetist at Addenbrookes University Hospital, Cambridge. (from 20/6/2017 to 11/3/2018).

Consultant Anaesthetist, Al Giza International Hospital, Cairo.

(from 1/12/2016 to 16/7/2017).

Consultant Anaesthetist, Prince Sultan Military Medical City

(from 29/11/2011 to 29/11/2016).

For general, neurosurgical, paediatrics,general colorectal,ENT and Paediatrics/ neonatal anaesthesia.

L. Consultant Anaesthetist, Hairmyeres Hospital, Glasgow, from 1/1/2015 till 30/1/2015.

L.Consultant Anaesthetist, Addenbrooks University hospital,

Cambridge, from 2nd of july till 1st of august 2014.

L. Consultant Anaesthetist, NineWells University Hospital, Dundee. From12/11/2011 till 27/11/2011).

Mainly general lists.

Locum Consultant Anaesthetist, King

Abdulla Medical City, Mekkah (from 2/8/11 till 7/10/2011).

L. Consultant Anaesthetist, Queens Medical Center, Nottingham (From 11/7/2011 till 31/7/2011).

General and paediatric anaesthesia lists.

L. Consultant Anaesthetist, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford (from 1/4/2011 till 10/7/2011).

General theatres and oncalls 1 in 11 for theatres and obe/Gynae.

L. Consultant Anaesthetist, St James Hospitals and Leeds General Infirmary (from 12/9/2010 till 15/1/2011)

A major tertiary referral centre in the country with more than 29 theatres with a liver transplant unit.

L. Consultant anaesthetist. Daisy Hill Hospital, Newry, Northern Ireland, UK. (from 1/8/2010 till 21/8/2010).

Mainly General lists and 2nd on call for emergencies and Obstetrics.

L. Consultant anaesthetist. Wexham Park Hospital, Slough, Uk (from 29/6/2010 till 31/7/2010).

800 bed general hospital with 12 bed ICU, part of north Thames deanery, has an excellent teaching program. I was doing general and ICU sessions.

Consultant anaesthetist and head of anaestheia department, Alomooma Hospital, Kuwait, (from 3/5/2009 till 25/6/2010)

Consultant obstetric anaesthetist in a 200 bed maternity hospital. I gained new experience in helping choosing and supporting doing the whole setup of purchasing all the equipment, instruments and managerial work of the anaesthesia dept.

Consultant anaesthetist, West Cumberland Hospital, (1/4/09 till 3/5/09)

Covering ICU, general theatre, maternity hospital, in a 400 bed district general hospital, with on call rota 1 in 7.

Consultant anaesthetist, Torbay Hospital (15/3/09 till31/3/09)

Consultant anaesthetist cover for general theatres in a 450 bed capacity.

Doncaster Royal Infirmary (12/5/2008 till 15/1/09)

Consultant anaesthetist in a 700 bed tertiary referral centre which is covering south of Yorkshire. It has 17 ICU bed (expanded) and 7 HDU bed capacity and 15 operating theatre. Have all surgical speciality apart from cardiac and neurosurgery.

Royale Hayat Hospital, Kuwait (27/11/2006 till May2008)

Consultant anaesthetist in a tertiary referral hospital in Kuwait city with 300 beds and 4 ICU bed capacity. A very well equipped and staffed hospital specialising in Maternity and Plastic surgery, with some ENT and Ophthalmology cases. The hospital is undergoing JCI accreditation.

King Fahad Medical & Military Complex (7/7/2005 till 1/10/2006)

Consultant anaesthetist & ICU, King Fahad Military& Medical Complex, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. A 400 bed tertiary referral centre.

Wishaw General Hospital (10/9/05-30/9/05)

Locum consultant anaesthetist/ ICU in a 450 bed district general hospital in Wishaw.

King Khalid National Guard Hospital, Jeddah/ Saudi Arabia

(26/12/2003 till 30/6/05)

Consultant anaesthetist, King Khaled National Guard Hospital, a 400

bed/ 18 ICU bed tertiary referral centre .

UK experience: 9 years (1/12/1994 till 25/12/ 2003)

Doncaster Royal infirmary

1/8/2003 till 25/12/2003

Locum consultant anaesthetist

York District General

1/9/2002 till 31/7/2003

Locum consultant anaesthetist

Hull Royal Infirmary

4 Years (1/10/1998 till 31/8/2002)

Staff grade intensive care

James Pajet Hospital

6 month (1/4/1997 till 30/9/1997)

L. Registrar anaesthesia

North Middlesex Hospital

One year (1/3/1997 till 28/2/1998

Senior SHO anaesthesia & intensive care

Queen Elisabeth 2 Wylen Garden city hospital

1/1/1997 till 28/2/1997

L. Registrar anaesthetics

King George Hospital

One year (12/11/1995 till 12/11/1996)

SHO anaesthesia

Warrington general hospital

One year (1/12/1994 till 11/11/1995)

SHO anaesthesia

Kuwait Al-Razi Hospital Ministry of health(from 1/7/1994 till30/11/1994).

Mainly orthopaedic and spine surgery,I was a registrar anesthetist.

Egypt Experience, 4 years

Nile Badrawi hospital (1/1/1993 till 6/7/1994).

A 400 bed well equipped hospital that has all specialities except cardiac surgery. I worked under the supervision of many consultants from Cairo University who supported me to pass the 1st part of the FRCA in Cairo in Nov.1993.

Qasr Alaini, Cairo university Hospitals (1/7/1991 till 31/12/1992)

It is a massive multidisciplinary hospital over 2500 bed capacity and over 55 theatres, 3 ICU departments each one has between 12 to 15 beds. I‘ve been to all anaesthetic specialities including adult cardio-thoracic, neurosurgery, paediatric cardio-thoracic and neonatal surgery. There is ongoing weekly lectures for the MSc./ MD candidates which I attended on a regular basis.

I got my MSc. in anaesthesia during that period.

Helmia Military Hospital (1/4/1990 till 30/6/1991)

It is 400 bed hospital with 8 ICU beds. My training was in different specialities of anaesthesia and under the supervision and teaching of army consultants who were mostly UK qualified

Audits and Research

I investigated “Propofol vs. Thiopentone and the stress response to intubation” for the partial fulfilment of my MSc., Cairo University 1992.

Post operative hypothermia audit, King George Hospital, May 1996, which showed that hypothermia is more likely in opertions longer than 90 minutes and in the elderly.

Audit on unplanned admissions to ICU from the labour ward in North Middlesex Hospital, sept. 1997

Audit on tracheostomy complications both percutaneous & surgical, in

Hull Royal Infirmary, Aug. 2000.

Teaching and Presentations

I have participated regularly in teaching the SHOs joining me in theatre on both practical and theoretical matters & discussed with them clinical scenarios.

I have also participated in departmental tutorials, journal clubs, audits and vivas throughout my career.

Conferences

Cadaveric Ultrasound Guided Nerve Block, Cambridge University from 8th to 10th of April 2018.

Awake Fibroptic Intubation Course (13th /14th of November 2017) at Addenbrooke’s University Hospital.

Management and organisation

I am always keen to attend departmental meetings to participate in discussing issues related to work to improve the service provided for patients.

In my current post at the Royale Hayat Hospital I have established the acute pain protocol, deep venous thrombosis (DVT) prophylaxis protocol especially in relation to epidural catheter usage and the crash cart for the hospital. I have also actively participated in the labour ward forum and pharmacy meetings.

References Amr Abdelaal

Consultant anaesthetist

Addenbrookes University Hospital

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Augusto Mauro

Consultant anaesthetist at Addenbrookes University Hospital

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Andrea Ortu

Consultant anaesthetist at Addenbrookes University Hospital

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Famila Algarasmy

Consultant anaesthetist at Addenbrookes University Hospital.

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