Consultant in Infection, Royal United Hospital NHS Foundation Trust,

Bath

Oct 2021 – Jan 2023:

• Clinical: Inpatients ward rounds, Telephone Consultation, critical areas ward rounds, infection control, antimicrobial stewardship ward rounds, MDTs, OPAT virtual rounds and quality improvement.

• Academic: Teaching University of Bristol medical students’ medical microbiology tutorials.

• Lab: authorization of sterile sites’ samples, molecular results. Enterics, urine and respiratory samples.

53 Canons Gate

Canons Way

Bristol

BS1 5BW(UK)

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CONTACTS

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Place and date of birth:

Sudan 02 – 08 – 1981

Nationality: British

Languages: Fluent in English and

Arabic

EDUCATION

CCT (UK) Mar 2021

Infectious diseases and Medical

Microbiology

FRCPath Feb 2020

CICE (Combined Infection Certificate

Examination) UK May 2019

MRCP (UK) Oct 2012

MBBS University of Khartoum April

2005

WORK EXPERIENCE

Locum consultant in infectious diseases and medical microbiology, University Hospitals Bristol, and Weston NHS Foundation Trust Feb 2021 – August 2021

• Managing in-patients with infections, Telephone consultations, weekly outpatients’ general infectious diseases clinics, participation in departmental meetings; analysis and reporting meeting, quality improvement meetings, and infection control meetings.

• Attending MDTs and ward rounds.

• Participate in the regional southwest infection training program and supervise core and higher combined infection trainees.

INTERNSHIP

• Pediatrics, Hajj Elsafi Hospital,

Khartoum, Sudan

Nov 2005 – Feb 2006

• Obstetrics and gynecology,

Elban Jadeed hospital, Khartoum,

Sudan.

Feb 2006 – May 2006

• Orthopedics, Bahri teaching hospital,

Khartoum, Sudan

May 2006 – Jul 2006

• Pulmonary

medicine, Elsha’ab teaching hospital,

Khartoum, Sudan

Jul 2006 – Sep 2006

• Internal medicine, Military hospital,

Khartoum, Sudan

Sep 2006 – Jan 2007

• General and laparoscopic surgery,

Bahri teaching hospital, Khartoum,

Sudan.

Jan 2007 – Apr 2007

Mohamed Elmustafa H. Osman Elsayed

MBBS, MRCP (UK), FRCPath

Consultant Infectious Diseases physician and Medical Microbiologist

Registrations

• GMC 7091209

• DHA 25510438

• SCFHS 09RM0273271

• SMC 21497

Consultant in infectious Diseases, North Bristol NHS trust, Bristol

Jan 2023 – Present:

• Consultant care to patients on the designated ID ward bed-base

(currently 40 beds).

• Provision of consult advice with continuing responsibility for the care of patients with infection to all departments within the Trust in liaison with consultant colleagues.

• Provision of specialist clinical advice to GPs & hospital colleagues within the region.

• Provision of in-reach and specialty advice to the Acute Medical Unit and Emergency Department avoiding admissions and giving early senior specialist input to patient care.

• Participation in emergency planning, training, and delivery in relation to potential infectious disease threats.

• Outpatient care through standard and virtual clinics (TB, general ID, OPAT) .

• Participation in on call rotas relevant to accreditation, frequency of weekend working 1 in 4-6.

• Take part in the activities of analytical microbiology, infection control and antibiotic stewardship.

• Take part in clinical microbiology frequency varies but average of 1 in 12.

• Managerial and administrative duties associated with care of patients and the operation of the department.

• Share with consultant colleagues in the medical contribution to management and attend relevant committees (e.g governance meetings, departmental management meetings).

Higher Specialty trainee in infectious diseases and medical microbiology: Rotations between University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS foundation trusts, North Bristol Trust, and Public health England regional virology laboratory

Feb 2018 – Feb 2021

• Clinical work: inpatient ward rounds, inpatients’ consultations, telephone consultations, critical areas ward rounds. Infection control on call cover, antimicrobial stewardship ward rounds.

• Clinics included General infection clinic, returning travelers hot clinic, TB and NTM infections clinics and HIV clinics.

• MDTs including, Burns, Vascular, Neurosurgery, Renal Transplantation, HIV, complex infections, Adult BMT, Adult hematology, Pediatrics BMT.

• Lab work; authorization of sterile sites’ samples, molecular serology samples, swabs, surgical sites’ samples, enteric, urines and respiratory samples. Combined infection Trainee (University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS foundation Trust, Royal United Hospital NHS foundation trust and North Bristol Trust)

FEB 2016-FEB 2018

• Clinical Work included providing specialty care to inpatients, ward reviews, telephone consultation provided to GPs, infection control on call cover, critical areas daily infection ward rounds (General ITU, Cardiac ITU, Pediatrics ICU, weekly Neonatal ICU) and virology rotations. Attending various MDTs

(hematology, Adult BMT, Pediatrics BMT, Burns, Renal transplantation, vascular infection, Neurosurgical infections and OPAT).

• Laboratory work included: authorization of sterile site samples, general microbiology benches (urine, enteric, respiratory, swabs and molecular samples)

• Clinics included: general infection clinic, Respiratory infections clinic (mainly bronchiectasis), TB and NTM clinic, Viral Hepatitis clinic and HIV clinic. Dr. Sulaiman AlHabib medical group – Saudi Arabia

Jul 2009 – Dec 2012

• Working as a Resident internal medicine; duties included covering admissions under internal medicine consultants.

• Ward duties including but not limited to clerking, ward rounds, review of results and ordering new investigations, out of hours cover and discharge summaries.

• During my work at Suliman Al-Habib medical group I was appointed as Quality coordinator for department of internal medicine as well as member of prevention and control of infection committee and medical records committee.

• I also participated as a member in the hospital committee for accreditation of the reputable JCI accreditation within only one year since the start of the hospital.

Cardiac surgery and renal transplantation center, Ahmed Gasim hospital, Khartoum, Sudan

Apr 2008- May 2009

• Duties and responsibilities included taking care of inpatients as well as performing stress tests in addition to analyzing Holter (24 hours tape) reports plus working one day per week in the outpatient department.

• Also working as on call doctor for the C.I.C.U one day a week. PUBLICATIONS/

PRESENTATIONS/POSTERS

• Need for standardised vancomycin

dosing for coagulase-negative

staphylococci in hospitalised infants.

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cmi.2022.09.

016

• Poster 32nd ECCMID 2022: Persistence,

susceptibility, and potential

environmental reservoirs of NRCS-A

staphylococcus capitis in English

neonatal intensive care units

• Poster FIS 2021: Spondylodiscitis; what

is the microbiological yield of different

samples, and how should this change

practice?

• Chronic SARS-COV2 infection and viral

evolution in a

hyopgammaglobulinaemic individual

https://doi.org/10.1101/2021.05.31.2

1257591

• Elsayed ME, Williams OM. Laboratory

brucella exposure in UK hospitals

is definitely a Swiss cheese model!

J Hosp Infect. 2020 Jun;105(2):346-

347. doi:10.1016/j.jhin.2020.03.024. E

pub 2020 Mar 27. PMID: 32229146

• Audit on Parvovirus B19 testing in

pregnant individuals March 2016 –

April 2017

http://event.federationinfectionsoci

eties.com/wp-

content/uploads/2017/12/Parvoviru

s-B19-Audit-Elsayed-et.-al-Viral-inf-

No152.pdf)

• Oral Presentation BTS 2017 winter

meeting: Is pseudomonas infection a

necessary precursor to NTM infection

in non-CF bronchiectasis?

(http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/thoraxjnl-

2017-210983.52)

• CT characteristics in culture-

proven NTM infection in non-CF

bronchiectasis: a poor diagnostic tool?

(http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/thorax-

2018-212555.30)

• Going Paperless at a Zero cost.

Poster: Quality Improvement and

Patient Safety

Conference. HEE Taunton 2019

(http://www.peninsuladeanery.nhs.u

k/events/show/quality-

improvement-andpatient-safety-

quality-and-innovation-achieving-

excellence-in-health-

care/abstractlist-lib)

Trust Doctor, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS trust, Queen Alexandra Hospital Feb 2015 – Jan 2016

• medicine of older people, rehabilitation, and stroke.

• On call commitments included covering thrombolysis bleep and overnight hyper acute stroke admissions, thrombolysis.

• Clinics included Falls clinic, TIA clinic and Rapid access geriatrics clinic. Dr. Sulaiman AlHabib medical group – Saudi Arabia

Dec 2012 – Dec 2014

• Working as a Specialist in General Internal Medicine.

• Chief specialist, Quality coordinator and senior team member. National Service

Jul 2007 – Apr 2008

• Medical officer at an elderly care house, medical affairs coordination, Khartoum state, Khartoum, Sudan.

VOLUNTEER/NON CLINICAL WORK

July 2020 – Present

Founder and managing partner of Espitalia project, this is a startup that is aiming to connect patients with doctors via virtual

platform. www.espitalia.net Espitalia LinkedIn

September - 2007

participated in patients’ helping fund aid trip to areas affected by floods and natural disasters in Arrenk area South Sudan

August 2007 – March 2008

member of the medical office for the ongoing project of 99199 children’s cancer hospital in Sudan, worked as data and research unit officer. 2000 – 2002

head of documentary office when I was a student for SVCP “Sudan village concept project”, a project sponsored by the IFMSA “international federation of medical student’s association” with a budget exceeding 600 thousand USD, in Alfao area, east Sudan.

SKILLS

• Dr Martin Williams, M.B.B.

Ch (Hons), B. Med (Hons), Ph. D,

FRCP(UK), FRCPath

Consultant infectious Diseases/Medical

Microbiologist

University Hospital Bristol and

Weston NHS Foundation Trust

Bristol Royal infirmary

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• Dr Georgina Beckley

FRCPath, MRCP

Microbiology Consultant

Zone C Department 18

Royal United Hospital NHS

Foundation trust

Bath

BA1 3NG

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Clinical

• Insertion of I.V. lines, canula and introduction of nasogastric tubes.

• Lumbar puncture, Pleural aspiration, and peritoneal aspiration under US guidance.

• Performed several excisional biopsies and drainage of abscesses.

• Able to perform fundal examination and identify common fundal abnormalities.

Laboratory (Microbiology)

• Gram stain and direct microscopy, identification of bacteria based on their gram appearance.

• Bacterial identification using biochemical tests; oxidase, bile esculin test, catalase, urease, tube coagulase, staph latex, Lancefield grouping of streptococci and APIs.

• Bacterial identification using MALDI-TOF.

• Reading culture plates and differentiating between bacteria using phenotypic characteristics on Blood agar, Choc, CLED, Chromogenic agar, - Use of KOVA champers to perform CSF cell count.

• Interpretation of drug susceptibility tests using EUCAST criteria. (Zone diameters), E-strips and MICs using (Micro and Macro broth dilution methods).

• Making, staining, and reading malaria blood films. Computer Skills

• Familiar and professional with Microsoft office applications,

• Knows how to handle statistic programs including the famous SPSS.

• Familiar with internet and CME certified websites and programs. Leadership and Management Skills

• During my work in Saudi Arabia between 2009 – 2014, I worked as the quality coordinator of the department of internal medicine, supervising a team of medical registrars and SHOs/Resident doctors. My duties included arranging monthly Rota for covering regular ward duties and acute areas like ER and transfers from ICU/CCU. There is also one-member rotating to ER and or CCU. I also arrange annual leaves of my team ensuring there is good coverage. I worked in this position for around 4 years, and I gained enormous and continuous support of my team, colleagues, and supervising consultants.

• During my higher specialty training, I acted as the regional infection trainees in the southwest of England June 2019 – Feb 2021. REFFERENCES

• ALS (Advanced life support)

provider.

May 2008, July 2016, and Sep

2020.

• Antimicrobial stewardship:

managing antibiotics resistance.

July – 2016

University of Dundee and BSAC.

• BSAC standardized

susceptibility testing residential

workshop.

August – 2018 Cardiff

• Clinical Leadership and

management course, Keele

University

September – 2019 Bristol

• Clinical Leadership: Essential

Practice for a New

World. University of Plymouth

with HEE

Jan – 2021

• An introduction to Guideline

Development Course, HIS

• Jan – 2021.

• HIS/PHE Foundation Course in

IPC April 2021.

• Supervisor Training Modules

HEE/SW Jan 2022

• Mentor Training for

Consultants, SAS and Senior

Clinical Educators HEE

Nov 2022

COURSES

• Quality improvement and innovation in digital pathology and emerging infections. Healthcare tech development and Telehealth programs.

• Non-Tuberculous mycobacterial infections, particularly in non-Cystic fibrosis immunocompetent adults.

Teaching Skills

• During my work in Saudi Arabia, I lead regular PACES sessions for junior doctors in our team preparing to sit PACES, two sessions per week, one aiming at improving clinical examination techniques and skills and the other sessions is dedicated for communication skills and history taking. The course helped many doctors passing their PACES exam.

• Participated in undergraduates' tutorials for school of medicine, university of Bristol, field of medical microbiology.

Interest in Further studies

• Dr. Abdelrahman Radaidah

Consultant Endocrinologist,

Department of Medicine

Dr. Sulaiman Alhabib Medical Group,

Arrayan Hospital, Khurais Road P.O.

BOX 100266 Riyadh

11635, KSA

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