Medical Training

CURRICULUM VITAE

Dr. Hashim Hassan Mohamed Ahmed

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Nationality : Sudanese

Religion : Islam

Date Of Birth : 1 January 1958

Languages : Arabic And English

Marital Status : Married With Three Children

Current Address : Faculty of Medicine

King Fahad Medical City

P.O. BOX 59046,

11525 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Tel Nos : +966-******** (Mobile)

+966******** (Home)

+966-******** Ext 7914

Email : *********@*******.***, *******@****.***.**

OBJECTIVES:

To work in an active academic atmosphere that possesses the ingredients of research activity and attaining the goals of teaching and training of both of undergraduate and postgraduate trainees. With a special emphasis on family and community medicine.

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS:

1. M.B.B.CH : Faculty of Medicine, University of Zagazig - December 1980

2. MRCGP : Royal College of General Practitioners (UK) - July 1998

3. FRCGP : Royal College of General Practitioners (UK) – Nov 2005

4. MRCP-UK : Royal College of Physician (London) –Nov. 2000

5. MRCPCH-UK : Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (London) Oct. 2001

6. DCH : Royal College of Surgeons and Physicians (Ireland) - Sept 1989

7. JMPHE : Master of Medical Education, University of Maastricht (Netherland) - April 2010

8. BLS : July 2010 KFMC

COURSES AND TRAINING:

01/04/81 - 31/03/82 : Internship.

Khartoum Teaching Hospital

Khartoum, Sudan

01/04/81 - 01/07/81 : Paediatrics

02/07/81 - 01/10/81 : Internal Medicine

02/10/81 - 01/01/82 : General Surgery + Urology

01/01/82 - 01/04/82 : Obstetrics & Gynecology.

07/10/98-08/10/98 : Annual Basic ECG interpretation Course.

Postgraduate Training Center.

Riyadh Al Kharj Military Hospital

Riyadh- KSA

20/10/98-21/10/98 : International Symposium on Primary Health Care –

The Way Foreword.

Postgraduate Training Center

King Fahad National Guard Hospital

Riyadh-KSA

16/02/99-18/02/99 : Intensive Training Workshop for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.

Al Hamadi Hospital.

Riyadh-KSA

17/04/99-20/04/99 : Riyadh Trainer’s Course Module 1

Royal College of General Practitioners-UK

Postgraduate Training Center.

Riyadh Al Kharj Military Hospital

Riyadh- KSA

14/09/02-18/09/02 : Saudi Board Preparatory Course; family medicine part 2

Postgraduate Training Center

King Fahad National Guard Hospital

Riyadh-KSA

25/02/03-26/02/03 : Medical Ethics Workshop.

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

COURSES AND TRAINING (CONT.)

May 2006 : 6th Family Medicine Symposium

Jordan (Speaker)

Apr 2006 : International Symposium of Obesity (Speaker)

Alnoor Hospital, Abu Dhabi

United Arab Emirates

Nov 2007 : International Family Medicine Symposium

King Faisal Specialist Hospital

Jeddah, KSA

06/12/03-10/12/03 : Riyadh Advanced Course for Trainers 2003

Postgraduate Training Center.

Riyadh Al Kharj Military Hospital

Riyadh- KSA

Nov 2006 : Saudi Board Final Exam (Examiner)

Riyadh , KSA

RESEARCH and PARTICIPATIONS

28/11/2011-30/11/2011 Participant

Saudi Arabian Conference on Residency Education (SACRE)

23/09/00-27/09/00 : Instructor

Research Methodology in Health Sciences Workshop.

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

22/03/01-27/3/01 : Coordinator

Family Medicine Refresher Course (1)

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

25/5/02-29/5/02 : Coordinator

Family Medicine Refresher Course (2)

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

19/5/03-23/5/03 : Coordinator

Family Medicine Refresher Course (3)

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

April-May 2002 : Instructor

First Essential Course of Family Medicine, a 30 days course.

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

April –May 2003 : Instructor.

Second Essential Course of Family Medicine a 30 days course .

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

09/10/03-11/10/03 : International Conference on Advances in Psychiatry.

Dubai-UAE

December 2002 : Lecturer;

Introductory Course in Family and Community Medicine

Postgraduate Training Center.

North West Armed Forces Hospital.

Tabuk – KSA

2002 : Research on Prevalence of Obesity in Adults Attending

PHC Clinics in Tabuk City – for publication study.

2005 : Prevalence of Rickets Among Children

Attending Well Baby Clinic

Northwest Armed Forces Hospital

2006 : Use of antibiotics among GP

Family Medicine Department

Northwest Armed Forces Hospital

2006 : Prevalence of Osteoporosis Among Female

Attending Family Medicine Department

Northwest Armed Forces Hospital

2002-2003 : Co-author;

Hospital Drug Formulary.

North West Armed Forces Hospital

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

EBM :

EBM Course : [National Guard & Gulf Group] Jeddah - Participant

EBM Course : [RKH- Riyadh ] 2005 - Participant

EBM Course : [NWAFH- Tabuk ] 2006 - Coordinator

EBM & Training For Trainers Course [KFMC] 2008 - Participant

SIMEC : [Saudi International Medical Education Conference], Held in

Jazan University KSA [April 2010] - Participant

Challenges in Medical : [Dundee Scotland] April 2010 Participant

Education the Medical

Education Center

The Second Clinical : [Faculty of Medicine- King Fahad Medical City- King Saud Bin

Teaching Abdulaziz for Health Sciences [April 2010] Riyadh, KSA - Course

Conference Organizer

PUBLICATION

1. Prevalence and associated factors of cigarette smoking among medical students at King Fahad Medical City in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. (Journal of Family and community Medicine)

2. Referral patterns from military family medicine clinics in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia (Middle East Journal of Family Medicine)

3. Dundaee Ready Education Environment Measure DREEM – (Education for Health Journal)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

4/10/2008 – Present : Consultant Family Physician / Department of Family

Medicine- FOM-KFMC, Riyadh

April 2009 – Present : Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine

Faculty of Medicine, KFMC

1/1/2003 - 01/10/2008 : Senior Consultant Family physician& Trainer

North West Armed Forces Hospital

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.

14/08/99 - 31/12/2002 : Consultant Family Physician& Trainer

North West Armed Forces Hospital

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.

01/08/94 - 01/08/99 : Registrar,Dept of Family & Community Med.

Armed Forces Hospital,

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

01/07/83 - 31/07/94 : Resident, Dept. of Family Medicine

King Khalid + King Abdulaziz

King Said University,

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

01/04/82 - 01/05/83 : SHO

Khartoum Children Emergency Hospital

Khartoum, Sudan

PRESENT JOB DESCRIPTION:

1. Organizing with the different Primary Health Centers [12 PHCC] within Riyadh. Visiting these centers with the 5th & 6th year student, discussing the cases twice a week, 4 hours each.

2. Running the employee Health Services at KFMC RIYADH, [ seeing different Acute [ as walk-in & Chronic cases [ appointment] eg DM, HTN, CVA, BPH , DYSLIPIDAEMIA , BRONCHIAL ASTHMA,,OM, TONSILITIS., AGE , FOOD POISONING, LOW BACK PAIN, EPILEPSY] , TWICE A WEEK, 9 HOURS EACH

3. Referral of patients who needs secondary care.

4. Running Urgent care clinic [ UCC] for patients who need urgent care [ 6 sessions per month , 8 hours each.

5. Running Health Screening program monthly , for the public [ checking BP, BLOOD SUGAR, WT , HT , BMI] with the students

6. Preparing the timetable for the 5th & the 6th year students

7. Liaise with the guest speakers from different colleges

8. Preparing the examinations [Blueprint], MCQS, MEQS, Short answers & OSCE [ACTIVE & INACTIVE STATIONS]

9. Correcting the examinations questions

10. Member of the faculty academic committee

11. Contributing to teaching for different classes [PBL]

12. Haematology Block planner

CURRENT POST:

Assistant Professor and Consultant Family Physician

Department of Family Medicine

Faculty of Medicine, KFMC

Coordinator of Family Medicine Department

Faculty of Medicine, KFMC

PREVIOUS POST:

Senior Family Medicine Consultant

Family Medicine Dept

North West Armed Forces Hospital

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

Elected BEST PMC CONSULTANT IN N/W ARMED FORCES HOSPITALS FOR THE SUCCESSIVE YEARS OF 2000-2001-2002-2003

PREVIOUS JOB DESCRIPTION:

Duties : Certified as Consultant and Trainer of Saudi Council for Health Specialties

Oct 2000.

1. Educator:

i. The Departmental Representative in Medical Education Committee, discussing all problems concerning education, e.g. Facilities, time, personnel.

ii. Preparing the schedule with the trainee residents for the half-day release activities.

iii. Supervisor for Trainees Residents in the research project.

iv. Teaching final year candidates, preparing for Saudi and Arab Board Family Medicine Examination and MRCGP, e.g. CRQ, MEQ, MCQ, OSCE, oral and data interpretation and simulated surgery.

v. Teaching and supervising Trainees Residents (all levels) doing rotation at other departments and at Family Medicine.

vi. Supervising Residents and Interns from other Department during their rotation at the Family Medicine Department and writing evaluation reports.

vii. Contributes yearly in the introductory course, run by Family Medicine Department for R1 Trainees joining the Program of Family Community Medicine.

viii. Member of Peer Review Committee, checking medical records of 2-4 doctors and giving them feedback about their performance.

ix. Member of Committee. (Re-contracting exam) which is held year for each doctor. The format (MCQ and slides).

x. Contributing in the department CME Program three times per week., e.g. Case Presentation and journal club.

xi. Hospital Grand round.

II. Clinical Duties:

• As a senior consultant in charge, supervising over 25-30 PMC physicians per session; solving medical problems, e.g. secondary opinion or referral and administration problems. Writing reports after each duty day with suggestions to improve patients care.

• Seeing acute cases, e.g. MI, pneumothorax, acute asthma, DKA, dehydration offering acute management – stabilization.

• Follow up of chronic cases, e.g. DM, HTN, bronchial asthma & depression and other mental illnesses.

• Referral of emergent or routine cases for secondary care when appropriate.

• Running counseling clinics e.g. Anti-smoking, premarital.

III. Member of Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee

Have a monthly meeting to discuss:

1. Addition or deletion of drugs

2. Approval of new drugs

3. Error of medication reports

4. New policies and GLS

5. Expiry drugs list

6. Expensive drug list

7. Construct the hospital drug formulary for the year 2002-2003

IV. Member of Medical Record Committee

• Checking and updating of medical record system

• Ways of improving the medical records systems

• Other issues, e.g. putting tags for certain diseases

PREVIOUS POST: Consultant & Trainer

Family Medicine Dept

North West Armed Forces Hospital

Tabuk, Saudi Arabia

The largest military base in the Kingdom is in the Northwest region. The hospital is situated within the military cantonment and is designed to serve the military and civilian personnel of the Ministry of Defense. It is also the tertiary referral centre for all ministry health hospitals in the vicinity. It is a 450-bed hospital, properly equipped and well staffed with all the specialties including cardiology, cardiac surgery and renal transplantation units. Academic activities are regular and continuous at departmental levels and in the hospital at large. It is a center for Saudi Board training in all the specialties and an overseas examination center for the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (DCH, FRCS).

The Family Medicine Dept is the largest department in the hospital, which comprises of 100 doctors (12 Consultants & 88 GPs). More than 8 peripheral clinics with 24 hours coverage in seeing all types of cases .

Chronic cases in the Chronic Diseases Clinic (Asthma, hypertension, DM).

Routine cases (URTI, tonsillitis, Otitis Media, Gastro enteritis – as walk-in patient)

All pediatric cases (including those coming for immunization).

Working as a Consultant:

Having at least one day/week as consultant in charge (supervision and administration of all clinical for junior staff). Seeing different cases and refer cases to other specialties.

• Member of Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee – now preparing Hospital formulary.

• Member of Medical Record Committee

• Member of TB campaign

• Member of Peer Review Committee

• Trainer for Arab + Saudi Board Training

- Currently, there are 12 trainees. Teaching, preparing multiple choice questions, critical reading, modify essay questions/ simulated surgery and oral, each once a week.

• Participation in the departmental activities, case presentations, journal club, group discussion.

• Participation in the hospital academic activities

PREVIOUS POST:

Registrar - Aug. 1994 – Aug. 1999

Dept of Family & community medicine

Riyadh Armed Forces Hospital

Riyadh Armed Forces Hospital is not a tertiary hospital, but one of the two health institutes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and houses the most advanced cardiac centre in the Gulf area. It has a capacity of 960 beds and receives referrals from the whole Kingdom. Moreover, it is an academically very active hospital, being a postgraduate training body for the Arab and Saudi Board Training Programs. In addition, it is an overseas examination centre for the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.

It is the biggest department in the hospital having around 160 doctors:

20 – Consultants

30 – Senior Registrars

60 – Registrars

50 – SHO

This includes emergency services.

I was involved in running Child Welfare Clinic seeing with my colleagues (3 doctors & health visitor) around 80-100 babies daily performing clinical check-ups, detecting congenital anomalies, receiving referrals from the health visitors within the clinic, giving immunization to all babies and performing pre-school check-ups.

In the Main Department:

i) Seeing patients with appointments, e.g., diabetes, hypertension, depression, infertility, asthma and other common problems.

ii) Seeing walk-in patients with upper respiratory tract infections, acute tonsillitis, vaginal bleeding, pneumonia, heart failure, gastroenteritis and dehydration.

iii) Referral of patients to other departments, e.g., emergency cases or routine cases.

iv) Involved in Continuing Medical Education activities, e.g., case presentations, etc.

Resident in Primary Care :October 1983-July 1994

King Khalid University and King AbdulAziz University Hospitals.

Both are teaching hospitals of King Saud University in Riyadh.

Job description:

Performing all tasks required of PMC physician: seeing everyday acute medical cases , follow up of chronically ill patients, vaccination clinic etc.

Preparing clinical tutorials and rounds for medical students and CME activities was routine in this capacity.

Senior House Officer

Khartoum Teaching Hospital

Khartoum teaching Hospital is the teaching hospital of the Faculty of Medicine of Khartoum. It is a tertiary referral 1000 beds hospital uniquely staffed and well equipped for teaching purposes. Administratively, it belongs to the University of Khartoum, with its full backup of scientists and research facilities. Being primarily an educational centre, every practice in this hospital was systemic and towards the ideal. Here I acquired the scientific methodology and the sound logic in handling surgical problems. I am always thankful that I started my early training in this environment to obtain a firm basic foundation for my future career.

It is to the quality of training I had in this hospital that I mainly attribute successful solution of any perplexing question in my profession.

PRE-REGISTRATION TRAINING:

1. Obstetrics & Gynecology (3 months)

2. General Surgery (3 months)

3. General Medicine (3 months)

4. Paediatrics (3 months)

Khartoum Teaching Hospital is the teaching hospital of the University of Khartoum. It is a tertiary 1000-bedded hospital serving a catchment’s area of over 5 million populations

REGISTRATION

1) Full registration with the Saudi Medical Council for Health Specialties as Consultant Family Physician and Trainer.

2) Full registration with the Sudan Medical Council

3) Temporary registration with the Irish Medical Council [ Dublin – Ireland ]

4) G.M.C. of the United Kingdom (Under processing)

5) Was assessed as Consultant Family Physician by MoH –UAE August

2003.

REFERENCES

1. Dr. Abdulaziz Alkabaa

ABFM, DCH, MSC of Medical Education and MSC of Medical Ethics

Acting Dean of Faculty of Medicine

KFMC, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

2. Professor Eiad A. A-lfaris MBBS ,MSC,MRCGP,M.MED Professor of Family Medicine – Department of Family Medicine King Saud University – Riyadh - KSA

3. Prof. Faroque A. Khan, MB MACP

Consultant, Faculty of Medicine

Chairman, International Review Board (IRB)

4. Prof. Omar H. Kasule Sr. MBChB, MPH, DrPH

Professor of Epidemiology and Bioethics

Head of Knowledge and Exchange and Int’l Collaboration

Faculty of Medicine, KFMC

5. Dr. Mohammed Al-Rukban, Assoc. Prof. Fam. Med.

Dean, Faculty of Medicine

Majmaa University

6. Dr. Hussein Osman, MRCP (UK)

Consultant Physician & Geriatrician &

Chief of Internal Medicine

NWAFH Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

7. Dr. Fathelrahman Ahmed, ABP , MRCP (UK)

Consultant Pediatrician

North West Armed Forces Hospital

PO Box 100, Tabuk, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

8. Dr. Ahmed Bakheit, MRCP (UK), MRCGP (UK)

Consultant Family Physician

R.K.H., Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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