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Ananya Roy

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Medical Officer, Maternal and Child Health (Department of Community Medicine)

Toronto, Ontario

Narendra Modi Medical College and Civil Hospital
Smt. NHL Municipal Medical College

À propos

Fully GMC-registered doctor with over 3 years of postgraduate experience: a 12-month rotating internship, a Junior Resident post in General Medicine including casualty and emergency work, a community medicine post in maternal and child health, and undergraduate teaching in pharmacology. Experienced in assessing and starting management of acute medical presentations (hypertensive crises, stroke/TIA, diabetic ketoacidosis, cardiac disease) under senior supervision, in recognising psychiatric emergencies, and in antenatal, postnatal and infant immunisation care. First author of a peer-reviewed publication, contributor to a COPD quality improvement project, and winner of a postgraduate poster prize. I am looking for an NHS SHO or Clinical Fellow post where I can build UK acute and general medical practice within a supportive multidisciplinary team, working to GMC Good Medical Practice, including confidentiality and data protection.

Compétences

  • Soins cliniquesAvancé
  • Clinical ObservationAvancé
  • Clinical OperationsIntermédiaire
  • AnglaisIntermédiaire
  • HealthAvancé
  • Assurance qualitéAvancé
  • safetyAvancé
  • SupervisionIntermédiaire

Expérience

  1. Medical Officer, Maternal and Child Health

    Narendra Modi Medical College and Civil Hospital

    déc. 2024 to Aujourd’hui

    Ahmedabad

    • Provide antenatal and postnatal care and supervise timely infant immunisation against vaccine-preventable diseases. • Screen new mothers, particularly primigravida, for postpartum depression in rural outreach programmes and arrange the help they need. • Deliver individual and group education on breastfeeding and infant health. • Lead community outreach for preventive care and health education in rural populations. • Member of a multidisciplinary quality improvement team on COPD safety action plans (see Quality improvement below).

  2. Junior Lecturer, Department of Pharmacology

    Narendra Modi Medical College

    janv. 2024 to juill. 2024

    Ahmedabad

    • Planned and delivered theory lectures (batches of 100–150) and practical sessions (about 50 students) for undergraduate medical and dental students. • Topics included pharmacodynamics, drug interactions, adverse drug reaction reporting, pharmacovigilance, antibiotic resistance, paediatric dose calculation and scheduled drugs. • Used case-based and problem-based learning; received positive feedback from senior colleagues and junior staff on engaging teaching.

  3. Junior Resident, Department of General Medicine

    GMERS Medical College and Civil Hospital

    oct. 2022 to mai 2023

    Ahmedabad

    • Worked across a high-volume General Medicine OPD (regular attendance over 200 patients), wards, casualty and emergency, including 12-hour night shifts and on-calls, averaging over 60 hours a week. • Assessed and started management of hypertensive crises, stroke/TIA, diabetic ketoacidosis and cardiac disease, making decisions under the supervision of senior faculty. • Explained diagnoses, treatment plans and expectations to patients and relatives, assessed fitness for procedures and obtained consent. • Maintained accurate clinical documentation and worked with the multidisciplinary team; taught interns (FY1 equivalent) practical procedures.

Formation

  1. Smt. NHL Municipal Medical College

    MBBS

    Ahmedabad

    2018 to 2022

Langues

  • anglaisProfessionnel
  • hindiProfessionnel