Gunjan Agarwal

Part of a 2-year structured fellowship program in Emergency Medicine at a tertiary-care 350-bedded hospital.

Casualty Medical Officer and RMO in ICU - Omnicuris (with Wockhardt Hospital)

(2024-08)

Part of a 2-year structured fellowship program in Emergency Medicine at a tertiary-care 350-bedded hospital.

• Independently assess, triage, and manage patients across the full spectrum of emergency presentations, including acute and critically ill cases.
• Provide initial stabilization, formulate management plans, and deliver comprehensive patient care.
• Skilled in acute resuscitation and emergency procedures including: Airway & Circulation (ACLS, mechanical intubation, central line insertion, arterial line insertion, needle decompression).
• Skilled in Diagnostics & Monitoring (Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), blood gas analysis).
• Skilled in Procedures (Catheterization, lumbar puncture, ascitic tap, pleural tap, thrombolysis, sheath removal).
• Experienced in coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure timely interventions and continuity of care.

Trust grade ST5/6 in Medicine - Manchester University NHS foundation trust, UK - UK

(2024-02 - 2024-03)

Manchester University NHS foundation trust in a 984 bedded hospital. Posted in geriatrics department for 2 months.

• Independently conducted ward rounds.
• Contributed to Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) discussions and assumed leadership role when consultants were absent.
• Performed various procedures under supervision, including lumbar punctures and ascitic taps.
• Conducted unsupervised procedures, demonstrating competence in cannulation, catheterization, blood sampling, arterial blood gas (ABG), and venous blood gas (VBG) procedures.

Trust grade ST1/2 in Medicine - Kingston Hospital NHS trust, UK - UK

(2022-06 - 2023-09)

Kingston Hospital is a 534 bedded hospital. Rotated in Acute Medicine, Geriatrics and Stroke medicine during 15 months tenure.

• Regularly attended ward rounds, engaging in both independent and consultant-led sessions.
• Contributed to Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) discussions and assumed leadership role when registrar or consultants were absent.
• Performed various procedures under supervision, including lumbar punctures and ascitic taps.
• Conducted unsupervised procedures, demonstrating competence in cannulation, catheterization, blood sampling, arterial blood gas (ABG), and venous blood gas (VBG) procedures.
• Fulfilled clerking shifts, ward cover responsibilities, and night shifts as part of the on-call rota.
• Demonstrated ability to make independent decisions and effectively escalated issues to senior medical staff.
• Actively participated in attending crash calls and took on leadership roles.
• Managed clinic times while providing coverage for same-day emergency care.

Trust grade SHO equivalent (RMO) - Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Hospital, India - Mumbai, India

(2020-10 - 2021-02)

Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Hospital, a prominent multi-specialty facility in Mumbai, India, renowned for its 240-bed tertiary care services. Tenure in the Medicine and Surgery Department.

• Actively participated in ward rounds and meticulously completed ward duties.
• Proficiently clerked patients during acute admissions, ensuring comprehensive assessments for their immediate care needs.
• Performed various procedures, such as IV cannulation, catheterization, and catheter removal.

Trust grade SHO equivalent (RMO) - Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Hospital, India - Mumbai, India

(2019-05 - 2019-12)

Dr. L. H. Hiranandani Hospital, a renowned multi-specialty facility in Mumbai, India with 240 beds. Tenure in the Medicine and Surgery Department working across various medical specialities.

• Work spanned across various medical specialities, including General Medicine and General Surgery.
• Actively participated in ward rounds, attended to critically unwell patients and completed essential ward tasks.
• Proficiently clerked patients during acute admissions, ensuring thorough assessments for their immediate healthcare needs.
• Performed essential medical procedures, such as IV cannulation, catheterization, arterial blood gas (ABG) sampling, and lumbar puncture.

Trust grade SHO equivalent (Houseman) - Orchid Speciality Hospital, India - Pune, India

(2017-09 - 2018-03)

Orchid Specialty Hospital, a respected multi-specialty institution in Pune, India. 48-bed tertiary care hospital. Service in the Medicine Department with primary focus on the Respiratory Department.

• Actively engaged in ward rounds, conscientiously completing essential ward tasks and seeking guidance from senior medical professionals.
• Efficiently clerked patients during acute admissions, ensuring thorough assessments for their immediate healthcare needs.
• Performed essential medical procedures, such as IV cannulation, catheterization, and arterial blood gas (ABG) sampling.
• Supervised chest drain procedures.
• Managed on-call days, handling critically unwell patients and carried the crash bleep, responding promptly to urgent medical situations.

Trust grade SHO equivalent (Houseman) - Lilavati Hospital and Research centre, India - Mumbai, India

(2017-02 - 2017-07)

Lilavati Hospital and Research Centre, a prominent multi-specialty hospital in Mumbai, India with 323 beds. Tenure in the Neurology department.

• Actively participated in ward rounds, meticulously completing essential ward tasks.
• Efficiently clerked patients during acute admissions, ensuring comprehensive assessments for their immediate healthcare needs.
• Performed vital medical procedures, such as IV cannulation, catheterization, and Ryles tube insertion.

F1 Equivalent (Internship) - Dr. D. Y. Patil Hospital and research centre, India - India

(2016-01 - 2017-01)

1500-bed multi-specialty hospital with commitment to providing supplementary care to underprivileged individuals.

Compulsory rotations across various departments: Community Medicine (2 months), General Medicine (1.5 months), Psychiatry (15 days), General Surgery (1.5 months), Anaesthesia (15 days), Obstetrics and Gynecology (2 months), Pediatrics (1 month), Orthopedics and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (1 month), Ear, Nose, and Throat (15 days), Ophthalmology (15 days), Casualty/Emergency Medicine (15 days), and Radiodiagnosis electives (15 days).

• Attended ward rounds alongside senior medical professionals and efficiently executed fundamental ward responsibilities.
• Performed essential medical procedures, including IV cannulation, blood sampling, suturing and catheterization.
• Attended clinics and clerked patients on acute take.

Full registration with licence to practice - GMC registration - General Medical Council (2021)

Pass - Plab 2 - General Medical Council (2021)

Pass - Plab 1 - General Medical Council (2020)

Certificate - OET - Cambridge Boxhill Language assessment trust (2020)

Full registration - MMC registration - Maharashtra medical council, India (2016)

MBBS - Medicine - Dr. D. Y. Patil University, Mumbai, India (2015)

A levels - Jain International residential school, India (2011)

O levels - Podar International school, India (2009)