Jaswinder Kaur

GMC-registered doctor with over five years of postgraduate clinical experience and NHS exposure in both primary and secondary care settings. Experienced in assessing and managing acute and chronic medical conditions with a patient-centred and evidence-based approach. Currently undertaking a Clinical Attachment in Acute Medicine at Ealing Hospital to further develop NHS hospital experience and multidisciplinary working skills.

Strong interest in acute medicine, emergency care, critical care, and medical education. Excellent communication, organisational, and teamwork skills with commitment to continuous professional development and safe clinical practice.

Clinical Attachment – Acute Medical Unit (AMU) - Ealing Hospital - London, UK

(2026-05 - 2026-06)

Undertaking clinical attachment within the Acute Medical Unit environment. Supervisor: Dr Harmandeep Singh, Consultant Cardiologist

• Observing and participating in acute patient assessment, ward rounds, and multidisciplinary team discussions.
• Gaining experience in acute medical pathways, escalation procedures, and inpatient management.
• Developing understanding of NHS hospital workflows, patient safety, and clinical documentation.
• Exposure to acute presentations including chest pain, sepsis, respiratory illness, and cardiovascular conditions.
• Participating in departmental teaching sessions and case-based discussions on topics including Tuberculosis (TB), Cardiorenal Syndrome, acute coronary syndromes, and management of complex medical patients.

General Practice Assistant - Belmont Medical Centre - Southall, UK

(2023-05)

Supporting GPs in delivering patient-centred care within a busy NHS primary care setting

• Performing clinical Read/SNOMED coding and maintaining accurate patient records to support safe clinical practice
• Reviewing and summarising patient records to support clinical decision-making
• Assisting in processing investigation results and coordinating referrals
• Supporting chronic disease management including diabetes, hypertension, and respiratory conditions
• Involved in diabetic review clinics and blood pressure monitoring clinics
• Assisting in phlebotomy clinics including blood sample collection and patient preparation
• Supporting doctors with various administrative and clinical tasks within the practice
• Maintaining accurate clinical documentation and effective communication with multidisciplinary teams
• Developed strong understanding of NHS systems, patient pathways, and continuity of care

Resident Medical Officer - Max Hospital - India

(2019-12 - 2022-12)

• Managed patients presenting with acute and chronic medical conditions in inpatient and emergency settings
• Assessed acutely unwell patients using a structured ABCDE approach and escalated care appropriately
• Managed conditions including infections, respiratory distress, sepsis, cardiovascular conditions, and metabolic disturbances
• Performed clinical procedures including venepuncture, intravenous cannulation, catheterisation, and ECG interpretation
• Participated in ward rounds, patient reviews, discharge planning, and clinical documentation
• Worked effectively within multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe patient care

Resident Medical Officer - Fortis Hospital - India

(2017-08 - 2019-10)

• Delivered inpatient care and supported acute patient management
• Participated in emergency assessment and treatment planning
• Assisted with patient monitoring, documentation, and escalation of deteriorating patients
• Developed strong communication, teamwork, and organisational skills

MSc - Public Health - London Metropolitan University (2024)

MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (2016)