Heba Hashem - Emergency Medicine Resident - Kent Hospital Nk5k

Emergency Medicine Resident

Kent Hospital Nk5k

06.2025 - Current

Starting as PGY2 EM Resident after successfully completing intern year in EM residency at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center.

Emergency Medicine Resident

Cape Fear Valley Hospital

06.2024 - Current

Successfully matched into the Emergency Medicine residency program in 2024 and currently serving as a PGY-1 resident.

• Training in a high-volume, high-acuity emergency department with 20 shifts per four-week block.

• Completed rotations in the ICU (4 weeks) and surgery (4 weeks),OBGYN( 4weeks) with the remaining blocks dedicated to emergency department.

• Gaining hands-on experience in all ACGME-required skills and procedures under the supervision of attending physicians.

• Participated in the In-Training Examination (ITE) as part of ongoing medical education and competency assessment.

Emergency physician & EMS physician

OMCEO ROMA

03.2019 - 05.2024

• Worked in a high-volume emergency department, managing acute care patients across a wide range of medical and trauma cases.

• As part of my ER role, I was also responsible for responding to emergency calls as an EMS physician, riding on ambulances with the basic life support team to manage critical patients, including trauma codes, stroke codes, and medical codes.

• In the resuscitation bay, I collaborated with a senior ER attending to manage high-acuity cases.

My work involves a high-volume Emergency Department, which handles an average daily influx of 200 to 250 patients.
I served as a frontline Emergency Medicine physician at the first COVID-19 hospital in the Veneto region of Italy.
In this high-volume Emergency Department, I managed critically ill patients, oversaw prehospital care through EMS, and supervised a 16-bed short-term observation unit

Resident

Critical care residency program, Beni Suef university hospital

06.2017 - 12.2018

Completed half of the critical care residency program at Beni Suef University Hospital, a Level 1 trauma and referral center.

• At the time, emergency medicine was not an established specialty in Egypt; thus, the training encompassed both ICU and acute emergency care.

• Managed ICU patients in an 18-bed unit, where three residents per class divided patient responsibilities. I was responsible for six patients under supervision.

• Participated in direct management of acutely ill patients in the emergency department, where lower-acuity cases were handled by internal medicine and surgery residents, while critical care residents managed high-acuity patients in the resuscitation bay.

• Worked 36-hour shifts, three times per week, followed by 12 hours off.

• Conducted daily morning rounds, placed orders, followed up on treatment plans, and directly managed patient care.

• Gained hands-on experience in managing cardiac arrest cases, performing intubations, placing central lines (using blind technique without ultrasound), and inserting chest tubes under attending supervision.

• Received training in mechanical ventilation settings and the administration of critical care medications.

• Participated in weekly grand rounds and didactic sessions.

• Trained in advanced trauma life support (ATLS) principles and applied the latest critical care and emergency medicine guidelines in patient management.

• Due to personal reasons necessitating relocation to Italy, was unable to complete the residency program.

General practitioner

Health insurance hospital of Beni Suef

03.2016 - 06.2017

As part of the post-graduation requirement before applying for residency training, I served as a general practitioner for a year
This encompassed working in both the Emergency Room and a clinical setting, where I honed my skills in patient examinations, diagnosing common illnesses, prescribing appropriate treatments, and addressing health-related inquiries

Medical intern

Beni Suef university Hospital

03.2015 - 03.2016

I successfully fulfilled a mandatory year of hands on clinical rotations, an integral phase of my training
These rotations encompassed diverse specialties, including Internal Medicine (2 months), General Surgery (2 months), OB/GYN (2 months), Pediatrics (2 months), ENT (1 month), Anesthesia (1 month), ER (1 month), and Ophthalmology (1 month)
Throughout these rotations, I actively participated in patient care, including history-taking, physical examinations, interactions with families, and performing a range of medical procedures such as biopsies, catheterizations, peripheral venous insertion, and suturing techniques, as well as nasogastric tube insertion
Furthermore, my Emergency Medicine rotation involved completion of the BLS and BTLS courses, accredited by Ain Shams University
Noteworthy, the completion of this rigorous training entailed meticulous documentation through a logbook, validated by attending physicians in each specialty to affirm my competence

Summary

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Emergency Medicine Resident

Emergency Medicine Resident

Emergency physician & EMS physician

Resident

General practitioner

Medical intern

Education

Master's degree - cardiology intensive care

M.D. - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBCh)

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Timeline

Emergency Medicine Resident

Emergency Medicine Resident

Emergency physician & EMS physician

Resident

General practitioner

Medical intern

M.D. - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBCh)

Master's degree - cardiology intensive care

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