HABIBA KHAN

• Department of Pediatrics — Pediatric Resident Physician, PGY-2
• Complete U.S. pediatric residency training as PGY-2, enhancing clinical skills and knowledge.
• Developing clinical experience within a U.S. pediatric residency program while building on prior longitudinal pediatric training in Bangladesh.
• Dedicated 80 hours weekly to patient care and clinical training

• Delivered independent primary care to 65 nursing-home residents, ensuring continuity of care.
• Managed acute and chronic medical conditions, including subacute illness, infections, electrolyte imbalances, and respiratory distress.
• Counseled patients and families while documenting 20–30 progress notes daily to track patient progress.
• Dedicated 8 hours weekly to patient care responsibilities

• Provided independent primary care to up to 95 nursing-home residents.
• Managed subacute medical conditions and common infections, addressing electrolyte abnormalities, hypotension/hypertension, hypovolemic shock, sepsis, and respiratory distress to optimize patient outcomes.
• Conducted preoperative evaluations for routine procedures and counseled patients and families to facilitate informed decision-making.
• Completed approximately 20–30 progress notes daily and reviewed consultations.
• Worked a full-time schedule of 40 hours each week

Application of clinical knowledge to take patients' history, provide clinical examination, doing phlebotomy, and vaccination under supervision of Moniruzzaman, MD, FAAP. EMR and E-prescription are also done. Gain expertise on Glenwood Systems, LLC and Point click System.

• Obtained patient histories, performed clinical examinations, prescribed medications, and completed EHR documentation under the supervision of Mohammad M. Hussain, MD, FAAP, and Ruhel Ahmad, MD, FAAP.
• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.

• Provided medical care independently, both in person and remotely.
• Collaborated with local physicians to train on neonatal care and acute patient management, enhancing local healthcare capabilities.
• Supervised physician team in providing essential medical care to underserved rural and remote populations.
• 40 hours/week

• Provided pediatric care across general pediatrics, neonatology, pediatric emergency medicine, and PICU.
• Executed independent clinical decision-making and acute management in PICU, while supervising and supporting PGY-1 and PGY-2 residents.
• Instructed 3rd–5th year medical students during pediatric rotations, enhancing their clinical skills and knowledge.
• Delivered presentations on clinical cases and journal articles at monthly presentations, Journal Club, and seminars, fostering critical discussion and learning.
• Participated in research and published three papers as primary author in an institutional journal, including a case report; contributed to additional publications as co-author.
• Worked in outpatient care during the COVID-19 pandemic and provided remote tutoring to medical students via Zoom.
• Residency training continued within the Bangladeshi seniority-based training system; U.S. immigration approval was obtained in 2018, with planned relocation subsequently affected by COVID-19 travel restrictions.
• Worked an average of 100 hours per week in a demanding clinical environment.

• Diagnosed and treated pediatric medical conditions under attending supervision; interpreted laboratory results to adjust management plans based on clinical progress and improve patient outcomes.
• Assisted in emergency care and management of acute clinical situations, ensuring timely interventions and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.
• Facilitated effective communication with patients, families, healthcare professionals, and administrative staff to enhance care coordination and support patient needs.
• Worked 100 hours weekly in a high-demand environment

• Completed residency training in general pediatrics, neonatology, pediatric emergency medicine, and pediatric ICU.
• Facilitated patient transport and acute management under attending supervision; delivered oral case presentations and contributed to monthly clinical presentations, Journal Club, and seminars.
• Participated in research projects and contributed to two publications as co-author.
• Dedicated 100 hours weekly to enhance clinical skills and patient care during residency.

• Provided pediatric patient care in general pediatrics, neonatology, pediatric emergency medicine, and pediatric hematology-oncology.
• Assessed and managed malnourished children with infection, shock, anemia, and anasarca in Malnutrition Unit using WHO protocols.
• Monitored clinical recovery and catch-up growth of patients through longitudinal follow-up.
• Participated in leukemia/lymphoma treatment protocols, intrathecal medication administration, and thalassemia transfusion care in Pediatric Hematology-Oncology under Professor Prabhat Ranjan Dey, MD, FCPS.
• Worked 100 hours per week in a fast-paced clinical setting