Hamidullah Hamid

Dynamic internal medicine resident physician at Nazareth Hospital with expertise in acute care triage and advanced procedures such as A-line insertion, central line placement, and emergency intubation. Proven ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and enhance patient safety initiatives, ensuring high-quality care for diverse inpatient and outpatient populations. Committed to evidence-based medicine and effective communication in high-pressure environments

• Pakistan Medical Commission
• College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan
• Pakistan Society of Physicians
• Member of resident Quality improvement Committee and patient safety committee, Nazareth Hospital
• Member of American college of Physicians
• Member of American college of Gastroenterology

• ACLS Certified, 1/07/2025
• BLS Certified, 1/7/2025
• Pennsylvania, MT229753, 06/01/2023
• Usmle step 1, 234
• Usmle step 2, 243
• usmle step 3, 222
• ECFMG certified
• Independent certifciation for A-line, central line, NG/DF and peripheral lines
• independent in Diagnostic and theraputic paracentesis, endotracheal intubation

• English, Advanced, I speak very accurately, and I understand other speakers very accurately. Native speakers have no problem understanding me, but they probably perceive that I am not a native speaker.
• Hindi, Good, I speak well enough to participate in most conversations. Native speakers notice some errors in my speech or my understanding, but my errors rarely cause misunderstanding.
• Pashto, Native/functionally native, I converse easily and accurately in all types of situations. Native speakers, including the highly educated, may think that I am a native speaker, too.
• Persian, Good, I speak well enough to participate in most conversations. Native speakers notice some errors in my speech or my understanding, but my errors rarely cause misunderstanding.
• Urdu, Native/functionally native, I converse easily and accurately in all types of situations. Native speakers, including the highly educated, may think that I am a native speaker, too.

• Certificate of Appreciation from Pakistan's Poor Patient Welfare Organization, 2015
• Certificate of Appreciation from Cancer Support Group of Ayub Medical College, 2016
• Best Intern Award, 08/01/16, Awarded by the department head of Internal medicine for outstanding clinical performance
• Participated in 'Literary Week Events' including drama day and face painting competition
• Passed FCPS-1 (Residency Entrance exam)

Hamid

15577287

2555 welsh road, philadelphia, PA, 19114

4452269830

35 Westgate Park Drive, St. Catharines, ON, L2N5W8, Canada

• First division (equivalent to gold honor roll) in all 5/5 professional examinations
• Awarded the 'Neway Sahar Scholarship' by the Prime Minister on the basis of outstanding performance as a medical student
• Received a laptop for being one of the top 50 students at the university
• FATA Political Agent Scholarship (2010-2015): fully funded merit scholarship for top 20 university students from the Tribal Area

• Health Department, Tribal Districts, Pakistan, Volunteer Physician, 08/01/19, 10/01/19, 20, Volunteered with the Health Department to serve the underprivileged population of the tribal districts, Increased awareness among the local population regarding preventable infectious diseases such as malaria, dengue, and leishmaniasis, Organized a campaign and educated local people on the importance of preventive care, Refined problem-solving skills in a resource-limited setup
• Cancer Support Group (Ayub Medical College), Abbottabad, Pakistan, Organizer, 01/01/12, 01/01/15, 20, Helped launch a Cancer Support Group to provide emotional and financial assistance to cancer patients and their families, Organized several cancer awareness seminars and conferences, Participated in fund-raising events for the support of cancer patients
• Bacha Khan Welfare Society, Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad, Pakistan, Volunteer Medical Student, 01/01/12, 01/01/15, 20, Volunteered with the Social Welfare Society (patient care wing) of Ayub medical college, and organized free medical camps in underprivileged districts, Took histories, recorded vitals, and counseled patients on health-promoting behavior, Learned the importance of teamwork and how to be a productive team player
• Poor Patient Welfare Organization - PPWO, Abbottabad, Pakistan, Coordinator, 02/01/11, 01/01/15, 15, PPWO, a nonpolitical organization in Ayub Medical College founded in 1982, run by the students to raise money by arranging fundraisers for the poor patients, Organized medical camps twice a year for poor patients from far-flung regions, and supplied free medications, Arranged Blood donation camps to assist patients with thalassemia and other blood illnesses, Held a funfair once a year, and the funds were used to support charitable projects

Ayub Medical College, Pakistan, 01/01/10, 08/01/15, M.B.,B.S., None

2-Year experience of working as Gerneral surgery resident between 2017-2019 at ayub teaching hospital in pakistan 

• Available upon request

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