Mohamed Ismail

Worked within the NHS across emergency medicine and geriatrics at University Hospital Southampton, and orthopaedics during an FY2 post in Exeter, contributing to safe and effective service delivery in high-pressure clinical environments.

• Led and contributed to quality improvement and service evaluation activity, including a project to improve compliance with VTE risk assessment standards in orthopaedic patients and ongoing evaluation of GP referral pathways to a syncope clinic, focusing on service effectiveness and measurable outcomes.

• Developed strong prioritisation, risk awareness, and decision-making skills through frontline work in emergency and acute care settings.

• Communicated effectively with a wide range of stakeholders, including clinicians, nursing staff, allied health professionals, and operational teams, to support safe care delivery and improvement initiatives.

Experience in surgical MDTs, peri-operative pathways, and governance processes.

Led a QI project to improve compliance with VTE risk assessment standards. Analysed performance data, identified gaps, and implemented MDT-led improvements. Developed skills in project delivery, governance, and risk mitigation.

-organised a service evaluation project with interest in assessing the current referral pathway for syncope patients from GPs to Syncope clinic

-formulated the google form questionnaire to assess the current satisfaction of GPs, and suggestions to improve service

-currently analysing the data from the questionnaire, with a plan to send the suggested action to assess suitability to GPs work

Graduated with a grade of Distinction with honours