Mohamed Moubark

Freshly graduated doctor with an outgoing and flexible leader personality who can yet work very well in a team. I am in the start of my career so I am really passionate and excited about my work, I have lots of strengths but I also do know my weak points which I am eager to work on and improve with my senior colleagues. I have great interpersonal skills and ability to handle different stressful situations efficiently and looking forward to be an addition to any place I join, not just be a regular doctor!

Advanced Life Support Instructor - European Resuscitation Council

• I was vice scientific coordinator in SCMSA 20th Summer School on Tropical Medicine & Infectious Diseases, an international event for international medical students held annually in Ismailia, Egypt, where they get in touch with Tropical medicine & infectious diseases in various hospitals (Suez Canal Teaching Hospitals, Infectious Diseases Hospital as well as Chest Hospital) under the supervision of a scinetific team made of professors, lecturers as well as medical students.
  
  The international medical students were divided on 3 small groups (15 each) to rotate on 3 different hospitals. On daily basis, I did conduct teaching sessions for one of the sub-groups including general approach to patients by history and examination, Topic discussions such as (Typhoid & enteric infections, Hepatic infections in Egypt as well as other common infectious diseases). I was also in charge of practical demonstration of history taking and clinical examination, either on models and simulated patients or in bedside sessions with actual patients under the supervision of a senior doctor and with full consent of the patients for educational purposes.
• I did also conduct a lecture for the full group (45 students) in Suez Canal University hospital lecture hall under the name of "Typhoid in Egypt".
  
• During my internship year at Suez Canal Teaching Hospitals, I was in charge of conducting regular teaching sessions for the clinical students in various departments. I was also accompanying them in their rotations to help guide them with tricky case scenarios they face.
• I was chosen by Dr. Mohamed Sobhy, an Orthopaedic Surgeon in Liverpool University Hospital, at his PLAB2 preparation academy in Liverpool to conduct some sessions to teach fellow doctors how to prepare for the exam although I was preparing myself for the exam; due to my fluency ,good interpersonal and teaching skills.
  
  
  

I worked as a Summer School Coordinator in SCMSA Summer School Program on Tropical Medicine & Infectious Diseases, organized by SCMSA -Suez Canal Medical Students Association- which is an active member of IFMSA -International Federation of Medical Students Association- for 2 years in a row, 2018 and 2019.

SCMSA Summer School is an annual program which hosts around 50 international medical students from all over the globe. I was in charge of gathering the international students to join the program, arrange a scientific medical program for them in 3 different hospitals in Egypt, provide accommodation, food & transportation as well as social program all over Egypt to explore Egypt and get in touch with the Egyptian culture!

I managed to lead various teams to provide a magnificent experience for the international students for which they gave an amazing feedback in both years.

• Captain of Football Team of Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University - 2013:2018.
• Top Scorer of Suez Canal University Football League - March 2014.
• Best Player of Suez Canal University 5-a-side Football League - June 2015.
• Best Player & Joint top Scorer of Manar Language School Football League - May 2010.
• Ideal Junior Sea Scout in Egypt at The Egyptian Sea Scouts Annual Meeting - January 2006.

• SCMSA Summer School Role in Health Awareness - International Presentation - 2019
• Inefctious Diseases in Egypt - Impact and Extent - International Presentation - 2018
• Typhoid in Egypt - International Presentation - 2017
• Opiods - What you need to know - Local Presentation - 2017

• Genetic disorders related to sudden death.
• Worker under the supervision of Dr. Ramon Brugada and his team to analyze genetic patterns of Brugada syndrome. A mutation in SCN5A gene was found in most patients. This took place on July 2014 in Girona, Spain.