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Medical Officer Pharmacy

Location:
Kalutara, Western Province, Sri Lanka
Posted:
September 16, 2022

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THEJA

HURUGGAMUWA

MEDICAL OFFICER – MINISTRY OF HEALTH SRI

LANKA

**, ****** ****’s Road, Katukurunda,

Kalutara South, Sri Lanka

+947********

************@*****.***

ABOUT ME WORK EXPERIENCE

Experienced Doctor with a

passion and dedication for

helping others in need.

Adept in providing optimal

patient care, while striving

to help patients achieve

their healthiest life. Able to

communicate well with

patients, families and

colleagues. Committed to

staying up-to-date, and

aiming to provide patients

with the highest level of

care, bringing forth

dedication, skill, and the

desire to positively impact

the lives of others.

LANGUAGES

• SINHALA

• ENGLISH

• RUSSIAN

• TAMIL

SKILLS

• PRIMARY CARE

EXPERIENCE

• ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT

• STAFF TRAINING &

DEVELOPMENT

• TEAM WORK & SELF-

DISCIPLINE

• CRITICAL CARE

• SOUND DECISION MAKING

UNDER STRESS

• COMPUTER LITERACY

• COMMUNICATION SKILLS

MINISTRY OF

HEALTH - SRI LANKA

Teaching Hospital,

Kalutara

Feb 2021 - Present

Teaching Hospital,

Kalutara

Oct 2016 - Jan 2021

MINISTRY OF

HEALTH - SRI LANKA

National Institute of

Health Sciences, Kalutara

South

Sri Lanka

Dec 2014 – Oct 2016

Medical Officer – Sexually Transmitted

Infections Clinic

• Performing very specialized assessment, diagnosis, and treatment services, utilizing appropriate protocols and guidelines as established by the WHO and Ministry of Health.

• Eliciting health histories related to presenting symptoms (i.e., previous STI’s, HIV status, potential exposure to STI)

• Using laboratory test results and clinical assessment to determine type and stage of STI and to administer or oversee administration of appropriate treatment allowed under protocol.

• Counselling patients, on various occasions

• Administer and referral of PLHIV to access for ART.

• Serves as medical education resource for both staff and clients as needed.

Medical Officer – Diabetes and

Endocrinology Clinic

• Analyzing, examining, and investigating patients and their medical histories for signs and symptoms of hormonal imbalances.

• Advising, ordering, and performing tests and interpreting the results.

• Discussing diagnoses with patients, explaining treatment options, and giving advice on medications, lifestyle and dietary changes, and other preventative measures.

• Carrying out follow-up appointments, monitoring patient progress, adjusting treatment plans and medications, and updating patient records.

• Conducting research and studies on the endocrine system and its diseases, disorders, and conditions to develop new treatment techniques.

• Remaining up-to-date on current discoveries, developments, trends, research, and technology.

Medical Officer – Teaching (Lecturer in

Pharmacology for Diploma in Pharmacy

Programme)

• Contributing to development and innovation in teaching and assessment within pharmacy, linking the formulation and drug delivery of medicines with the practice of pharmacy.

• Contributing to the proactive evidence-based review and development of the curricula and programmes.

• Being responsible for the evaluation, design and content of specific areas of teaching within the Pharmacy School’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

• To teach, To provide support and advice, undergraduate students, engaging learners in their academic studies and to carry out the associated assessment processes.

• To provide support and advice to undergraduate and postgraduate students.

• To engage in the regular evaluation and development of activities.

• To undertake relevant academic administration.

REFERENCES

DR. SIVATHARSHIYA

PATHMANATHAN,

CONSULTANT

ENDOCRINOLOGIST

National Hospital of Sri Lanka,

Colombo, Sri Lanka

T: +947********

E: *************@*****.***

DR. LASANTHI

SIRIWARDHANA,

CONSULTANT

VENEREOLOGIST,

District General Hospital, Kalutara,

Sri Lanka

T: +947********

E: **********@*****.***

MINISTRY OF

HEALTH - SRI LANKA

District General Hospital,

Kalutara

March 2009-Dec 2014

Medical Officer - Anesthesiology and Critical

Care

• Conducted thorough patient interviews and examinations and optimized patients prior to medical procedures.

• Decided and delivered the appropriate mode of anesthesia to the patient, either general, regional or local.

• Managed critically ill patients with, at risk of, or recovering from, potentially life-threatening failure of organ systems.

• Assessed patients and provided intervention methods to patients suffering from chronic pain disorders by using epidural injections and infusions.

• Diagnosed patients, evaluated tests, and provided proper treatment even under time constraints.

• Assessed efficacy of treatment regimens and determine adjustments required to be implemented.

• Conducted interviews to understand patient histories, address their concerns and complete physical examinations.

• Organizing and taking part in continuous medical education programmes.

District General Hospital,

Kalutara

Mar 2008- Aug 2008

Base Hospital,

Padiyathalawa

Jul 2006- Feb 2008

Senior House Officer - Pediatrics

• Diagnosing and treating illnesses, medical conditions, and injuries.

• Ordering, performing, and interpreting diagnostic tests.

• Collecting, recording, and maintaining patients' information and histories.

• Prescribing and administering treatments, therapies, medications, vaccinations, and other specialized medical care.

• Explaining procedures and discussing test results or prescribed treatments with patients and family members.

• Monitoring patients' conditions and progress.

• Advising patients, parents, and guardians on diets, activities, hygiene, and disease prevention.

• Conducting research and remaining up to date on current trends, discoveries, and developments in the field. Medical Officer

• Diagnosing and treating various medical conditions, and injuries.

• Ordering, performing, and interpreting diagnostic tests. Collecting, recording, and maintaining patients' information and histories.

• Contributing clinical expertise to patient care and providing guidance to junior physicians.

• Performing administrative duties and risk management.

• Ensuring the highest standards in patient care are maintained.

• Verifying complex diagnoses and facilitating treatment plans.

• Supervising, and mentoring healthcare professionals and collaborating with consultants.

• Keeping informed on advancements in the field and contributing to medical research programs.

• Reporting to senior management, as well as liaising between administrative and medical staff.

MINISTRY OF

HEALTH - SRI LANKA

District General Hospital,

Ampara

May 2005-Jun 2006

Intern Medical Officer

• Delivered excellent patient care by early diagnoses and optimal medical care, in the Department of Pediatrics as well as the Department of Obstetrics Gynecology.

• Acted as the liaison between patients and doctors and advocated for the patients wherever necessary.

• Lead education sessions to provide information to patients as well as guardians, regarding chronic disorders needing a substantial amount of social support, such as cerebral palsy, thalassemia seizure disorders, and guided them towards community resources available to provide support.

• Facilitated patient check-ins and check-outs.

• Conducted interviews to understand patient histories, address their concerns and complete physical examinations. EDUCATION

Kursk State Medical

University

Russia

2004

MD

Girls’ High School

Kandy

1995

GCE Advanced Level

• Performed above average throughout the academic

years.

• Served as a School Prefect in 1994/1995.

• Leader of the school drama team in 1992.

• A member of the school girl guides’ team in

1990/1992

PUBLICATIONS

• COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS OF SRI LANKA – ANNUAL ACADEMIC SESSIONS 2019 – POSTER PRESENTATION

Distraction during critical phase of anesthesia in the obstetric theatre at District General Hospital Kalutara

• ONGOING RESEARCH

Prevalence and associated conditions of premature

ejaculation and erectile dysfunction among men attending sexual health clinic in district general hospital Kalutara COURSES / TRAINING

SRI LANKA COLLEGE OF

ENDOCRINOLOGISTS

March 2015

Workshop on Essentials of

Diabetes Care

DEPARTMENT OF

HEALTH SERVICES

June 2015

DEPARTMENT OF

HEALTH SERVICES

June 2015

Public Health Legislation - Master

Training Programme

Development of a Learning Management

System for the Diploma in Pharmacy

Training Programme – Training

EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION

FOR THE STUDY OF

DIABETES.

Aug 2018

Endocrine Congress Sri Lanka –

workshop

COLLEGE OF

ANAESTHESIOLOGISTS &

INTENSIVISTS OF SRI

LANKA.

Aug 2019

Advanced Life Support Course



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