Safa Javed

Medical doctor with AMC MCQ completion and active FCPS Psychiatry training at a tertiary military teaching hospital.

Experience across psychiatry, internal medicine, surgery, cardiology, neurosurgery, and rural primary healthcare. Skilled in psychiatric assessment, Mental State Examination (MSE), suicide risk assessment, psychopharmacology, acute inpatient management, MDT collaboration, and quality improvement.

FCPS Psychiatry Trainee at PNS Shifa Hospital (2026-01 – Present)

Current clinical training in psychiatry at a tertiary military teaching hospital.

• Assess and manage psychiatric inpatients and outpatients under consultant supervision.
• Conduct psychiatric assessments, MSEs, risk assessments and diagnostic formulation.
• Manage depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, OCD and substance use disorders.
• Assess suicide risk and contribute to crisis intervention and safety planning.
• Formulate management plans incorporating pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions.
• Participate in emergency psychiatric assessments and acute inpatient care.
• Collaborate with psychologists, nursing staff, social workers and allied health professionals.
• Coordinate multidisciplinary input for patient care and discharge planning.
• Liaise with medical and surgical teams regarding co-existing physical illness.
• Present cases during ward rounds, MDT meetings and case conferences.
• Participate in teaching sessions, journal clubs and academic discussions.

Medical Officer at Indus Hospital Tharparkar

Rural clinical experience delivering primary healthcare services.

• Delivered primary healthcare services across remote desert villages.
• Managed antenatal, postnatal and child health clinics.
• Identified and referred high-risk obstetric and paediatric patients.
• Conducted malnutrition screening and growth monitoring.
• Worked independently in resource-limited settings.

House Officer at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (2024-05 – 2025-04)

House officer rotations across multiple clinical departments.

• Internal Medicine (3 months): Acute admissions, chronic disease management, fluid/electrolyte management.
• General Surgery (3 months): Pre-operative assessment, post-operative care, wound management.
• Cardiology (3 months): ECG interpretation, ACS management, echocardiography exposure.
• Neurosurgery (3 months): Neurological examination, trauma management, post-operative care.
• 24-hour on-call roster with emergency admissions and deteriorating patient management.

MBBS