Bakhtawar Rani

Observing clinical practices in internal medicine (or relevant specialty) under the supervision of attending physicians.

Gaining exposure to patient care, diagnostic procedures, and treatment planning in a U.S. hospital setting.

Attending daily rounds, case discussions, and departmental conferences.

Developing familiarity with the U.S. healthcare system, EMR usage, and interprofessional collaboration.

Worked as a Postgraduate Resident at LUMHS Hyderabad, focusing on

enhancing clinical competencies and patient care. This role involves extensive

training in various medical disciplines while providing comprehensive healthcare

services to patients. Continuous learning and collaboration with experienced

professionals play a vital part in this position, contributing to the overall goal of

achieving excellence in medical practice.

• Participating in diverse clinical rotations, gaining hands-on experience in

diagnosing and managing complex medical cases.

• Actively involved in educational seminars and workshops to refine medical

knowledge and skills.

• Contributing to patient care through effective communication and teamwork

within a multidisciplinary environment.

Served as a Resident Medical Officer (RMO) at Sehat Medical and Trauma Center,

providing immediate care and support in a fast-paced medical environment.

Responsibilities included assessment, diagnosis, and management of patients,

alongside collaborating with specialists to ensure optimal treatment plans. This

role honored the ability to work efficiently under pressure while maintaining a high

level of patient care.

• Managed emergency cases, ensuring prompt and appropriate medical

intervention.• Developed strong leadership and decision-making skills while working as

part of a dedicated medical team.

• Implemented effective patient care strategies that resulted in improved

patient outcomes.

A House Job (Internship) after MBBS is a one-year compulsory clinical training

where medical graduates gain hands-on experience under supervision. House

officers assist in patient care, conduct history-taking, perform basic procedures

(IV cannulation, catheterization, suturing), and manage emergencies. They

participate in ward rounds, document patient progress, order investigations,

and communicate treatment plans. Rotating through various departments

like Medicine, Surgery, ICU, and Emergency, they develop essential clinical

and decision-making skills. The role requires teamwork, professionalism, and

adherence to medical ethics, serving as a foundation for further specialization or

independent practice