SR # |
Detail |
Duration |
1 |
Professor and Head Department of Nephrology at
Institute of Kidney Diseases, Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar |
May 2013 to till date. |
2 |
Professor (Current Charge Basis) and Head
Department of Nephrology at Institute of Kidney Diseases, Hayatabad Medical
Complex, Peshawar. |
April 2012 to May 2013. |
3 |
Associate Professor and Head Department of
Nephrology at Institute of Kidney Diseases, Hayatabad Medical Complex Peshawar |
October 2010 to April 2012. |
4 |
Assistant Professor and Head Department of
Nephrology at Institute of Kidney Diseases, Hayatabad Medical Complex,
Peshawar |
May 2007 to October 2010 |
5 |
Senior Registrar Nephrology, Department of
Nephrology, PGMI, Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar |
October 2002 to May 2007 |
6 |
Junior Registrar Department of Nephrology,
Postgraduate Medical Institute, Govt. Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar |
March 2001 to October 2002 |
7 |
Postgraduate
Trainee (Nephrology) at PGMI Lady Reading
Hospital, Peshawar |
December 1995 to March 2001
|
8 |
Resident Physician in Adult Medical Oncology
at Shaukat Khanam Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Canter Lahore |
November 1994 to June 1995 |
9 |
House Surgeon and House Physician in General
Surgery and General Medicine for six months each at the Khyber Teaching
Hospital, Peshawar |
December 1992 to December 1993 |
CONTENTS OF TRAINING
IN PREVIOUS JOBS:
Having completed
my House job training in busy professional units of Khyber Teaching Hospital, Peshawar, I gained extensive experience
in both General Medicine and General Surgery by encountering a large number of
patients with various illnesses.
Learning their management
on ward rounds and acquiring skills in Out-Patient Department. In addition to
getting first hand experience in a very busy accident and Emergency Department.
I worked as
Resident Physicians in Medical Oncology at Shaukat
Khanam Memorial Cancer, Hospital and Research Center, Lahore. I was exposed
to many trained Physicians, Oncologists, Intensivests, Nuclear Physicians and
Radiation Oncologists.
I joined the
busiest Postgraduate Medical Institute,
Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar as a Postgraduate Trainee in Nephrology. To
fulfil the requirements for Fellowship in Nephrology. To fulfil the
requirements for Fellowship in Nephrology I did my postgraduate training in
General Medicine for two years, six months in Pediatrics Nephrology and three
years in Adult Nephrology which includes three month postgraduate training in
Radiology, Six months postgraduate training in Renal Transplantation.
Nephrology was a
newly established discipline in Lady Reading
Hospital, Peshawar in 1990. I was a second Postgraduate trainee in
nephrology. I was performing additional duties of registrar of the Nephrology unit
at the same time. This had been an extremely busy job, involving round the
clock on-call duty. The clinical workload was heavy with admissions from
accident and emergency department, via general practitioners and from
outpatient’s clinics.
In addition to
the inpatients care of all kinds of medical and nephrology cases, i used to
attend the accident & emergency department regularly. The job also involved
full participation in running hemodialysis unit. I was actively involved in the
intensive care unit. During this training, I became familiar with most of the
techniques in general medical practice, i.e. pleural biopsy, chest intubations,
bone marrow aspiration and biopsy, lumber puncture etc.
In renal
medicine, I got experience in vascular access, acute peritoneal dialysis, CAPD,
kidney biopsies, PCN insertion, ante grade pyelography, CAVH, hemodialysis,
hemo-filtration and plasmapherasis and pre transplant patient preparation of
the patients and post transplant look after of the patients.
I also had
administrative duties like organizing duty rota, participating in the CPCs etc.
At the end of my training, I completed my full fellowship in Nephrology from
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Pakistan.
AS SENIOR REGISTRAR: I was supervised and remained under guidance of
Professor of Nephrology for 5 years. The job involved an active participation
in emergency take, looking after renal patients, organizing ward rounds,
outpatients departments, clinical meetings, bed-side teaching to the
postgraduate students, preparation of the transplant patients and care of the
transplant patients and management of the post transplant complications.
I was responsible to run hemodialysis services and provide peritoneal
dialysis facilities. I had to perform scheduled kidney biopsy, ante-grade
pyelography, ultrasound guided cyst aspiration and Percutaneous nephrostomy.
Training and supervision of the junior medical and paramedical staff was also
one of my responsibilities.
As Senior Registrar, i was not confined to my job at Lady Reading
Hospital only but I had an opportunity to establish, run and supervise the
dialysis units at Mardan, Kohat and Bannu Districts, which are still providing
the life saving facilities of hemodialysis to patients suffering from both
acute and chronic renal failure.
After competing on open merit with zeal courage, I was selected as an Assistant
Professor & Department of Nephrology at Center of Kidney Diseases,
Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar. I was given the challenging task of
establishing the unit in the newly constructed building by Workers Welfare
Board.
Today unit is started functioning with 15 hemodialysis machines and1 CRRT
machine-which is the first in the province for acute renal replacement for ICU
patients. There is a well-equipped renal replacement therapy section providing
hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, CAPD and CAVH. As a token of our
professional hard work the unit is recognized for postgraduate training in
Nephrology by CPSP.
Experience in renal Transplant Nephrology:
I have been instrumental and driving in the development of transplant
services in our hospital. The first live related renal transplant was done in
1998 at Lady reading Hospital to which I provided pre & post transplant
nephrology care. So far, I have been in the nephrology team for all the
transplants performed in the two teaching hospitals.
I am also Supervisor for postgraduate training in Nephrology by the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Pakistan.
My job include thrice a week OPD, daily ward round, once a week general
club, twice a week presentation in clinic-pathological conference.
I also guide trainees in selection and supervision of their research
project for fellowship exam, which is a prerequisite by CPSP.
I am presently Paper Setter, Examiner and Supervisor for FCPS Nephrology
with CPSP and with Quaid Azam University, Islamabad as Paper Setter and Examiner
for MD Nephrology.