A committed, conscientious, and hardworking medical professional. A fast learner, always eager to update and up skill both the general and professional knowledge base. Worked throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

I have joined Kent and Medway Medical School as a Teaching Fellow in Anatomy. I am a lifelong learner with a profound passion for teaching anatomy. My primary objective is to present the subject in innovative and enjoyable ways. I infuse my teaching with a touch of creativity, breathing life into my topics (or characters) through self-made doodles and storytelling in the form of medical poetry. My overarching goal is to engage learners of all types, fostering an inclusive learning environment.

Throughout my career, I have imparted my knowledge to students in the fields of medicine, dentistry, and allied health sciences. My teaching experience spans various settings, encompassing dissection and prosections in both small and large groups. With several years of expertise at the anatomy demonstrator level, I have contributed to multiple medical schools in Pakistan.

I was appointed as an Anatomy Teaching Associate at the University of Bristol, where I completed my AFHEA. My dedication to education has led me to my current role as a Teaching Fellow at KMMS, where I eagerly anticipate making a meaningful impact in my new position.

Medical/Human Teaching Associate
October 2021 – August 2022

Deanery Doctor (FY2)
February 2020- August 2021

Demonstrator
January 2012- 2017

Demonstrator
Apr 2011 – Dec 2011

-Autopsy & medical technique
-PBL Facilitation Skills
-Primary prevention of diabetes
-Medical Scientific &medical ethics symposia
-DYP19 National Health Careers Conference,
September 2019
-GIANT Health Event London, October 2019
-IMT1 Regional Training Day, October 2019
(Simulation at Guy’s and St Thomas’ London)
-Homerton Patient Safety Conference, October 2019
-Doubles 2s: Medical and Surgical Emergency Course, June 2020
-Bowel Obstruction Seminar (Facilitator), February 2022
-Neurology & Limbs, Workshop (Facilitator), February 2022

-Tracheostomy Study Day Workshop, July 2020
-Insertion and Management of Naso-Gastric Tubes Study Day Workshop, July 2020
-Urethral Catheterisation Study Day workshop, July 2020
-Venepuncture Competency Assessment Training, July 2020
-Medicine Clinic Course (Bristol medical simulation Centre), July 2020

-Basic Life Support
-Immediate Life Support August 2020
-Adult Life Support September 2020
-Leadership & Management for health Professionals 2020
-Train the Trainer (HEE)2020
-Paediatric Life Support 2021
-Biomedical Visualisation (Authorized by University of Glasgow & offered through Coursera August 2022)
-Understanding Autism CL2 (DL at Bath College 2023 )

It can be a way to raise awareness about important causes, or to challenge the status quo and inspire change. Poetry can be a way to give a voice to the marginalized and the oppressed, and to bring attention to the issues that matter most to them.