Jayati Bahuguna

My name is Jayati Bahuguna and I am a Trust Grade ST1 SHO and have recently relocated from London to join my partner who has joined Specialty Training as ST4 in Pediatrics at NUH. I have been working with the NHS for 1.5 years with experience of working in General medicine, Acute Medicine, Nephrology & Care of Elderly at various Hospitals such as: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Kings Lynn, Whittington Hospital London, Hillingdon Hospital London, King George Hospital London and Queen Elizabeth Hospital Woolwich London.

Previously, I was in India where I have completed my MBBS and my postgraduate degree MD in Hospital Management and worked as a Senior Resident Administrator at AIIMS, New Delhi the apex medical institution in India, is also the largest Public Sector Hospital. I have over 4 years of experience in clinical processes, standardisation, Accreditation for Quality care, Patient Safety, Infection Control and healthcare regulatory compliances.

• Locum ST1 Trust Grade SHO London (April 2023 – July 2023) –

• ST1 Trust Grade SHO since November 2022 Nephrology, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust (01 November 2022 – 03 April 2023):
• My work on Nephrology included seeing patients in Outpatient clinics and Dialysis - which entails history taking, examination, investigation review, medication review, and discussion with Consultant for patient advice and follow-ups.

  Nephrology

  Clinics include New patients, follow-ups, low clearance clinics, transplant clinics, diabetic endocrine clinics. I also did Ward rounds, QA meetings with Consultant in Dialysis, In-patient follow-ups along with green card referrals which included accepting patients with AKI/CKD on different wards and advising on the treatment. I also liaised with the Nephrology teams at different hospitals like Cambridge University Hospital for urgent patient referrals.

  I actively participated in scheduled medical teachings for undergraduate medical students and grand round meetings.

• Clinical Fellow FY2 , Acute Medicine and Nephrology, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn NHS Foundation Trust (10 May 2022 till 30 October 2022)
• My work in Acute Medicine included working on A&E, Same day emergency care and Acute Medical Unit. I work with patients of all ages with a wide range of clinical problems and interact with numerous colleagues including consultants, emergency department staff, critical care and other medical specialists. 
• Having done my ALS I have gained significant confidence in assessing acute presentation of medical illness along with managing and formulating a plan, as well as discussing with my seniors to ensure appropriate management of my patients. I follow standardized patient pathways to maximize safe and effective care, providing leadership skills within an acute medical unit, participating in multi-professional systems to optimize care of patients requiring more intensive levels of care along with the wards.
• I actively participated in scheduled medical teachings for undergraduate medical students and grand round meetings.

PLAB, MBBS, MD Hospital Administration