Sadia Ismail

Sadia Ismail

Medical Officer – Anesthesia

MBBS graduate with completed House Job training and hands-on clinical experience in Anesthesia, Surgery, Medicine, Neurosurgery. Experienced in perioperative patient assessment, airway management, IV access, spinal anesthesia assistance, intubation, monitoring of patients under anesthesia, and immediate postoperative care. Seeking a Medical Officer position in Anesthesia to further develop clinical and perioperative skills while contributing to safe and effective patient care.

Multan, Pakistan
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Work Experience
House Officer – Anesthesia
Bakhtawar Amin hospitalMultan, Pakistan
Apr 2026 — Jun 2026
  • Assisted in preoperative assessment and preparation of patients for anesthesia
  • Participated in general and regional anesthesia cases under supervision
  • Performed endotracheal intubation under supervision
  • Gained hands-on experience with spinal anesthesia including patient positioning, preparation, assistance, and monitoring
  • Monitored patients intraoperatively including BP, pulse, SpO₂, respiratory status and ECG
  • Assisted with airway management, oxygen therapy and basic resuscitation
  • Assisted in management of perioperative emergencies and hemodynamic instability
  • Participated in post-anesthesia recovery and monitoring
  • Assessed patients before transfer from PACU/SICU to the ward
  • Collaborated with anesthesiologists, surgeons, nurses and other healthcare staff
House Officer – Medicine
Bakhtawar Amin hospitalMultan, Pakistan
Jan 2026 — Mar 2026
  • Assessed and managed medical emergencies and acutely ill patients
  • Handled conditions including DKA/HHS, sepsis, pneumonia, CKD, hypertension and other medical emergencies
  • Interpreted basic laboratory investigations, ECGs and clinical parameters
  • Participated in resuscitation and multidisciplinary patient management
House Officer – General Surgery
Bakhtawar Amin hospitalMultan, Pakistan
Oct 2025 — Dec 2025
  • Preoperative and postoperative assessment of surgical patients
  • Assisted in emergency and elective surgical procedures
  • Managed common postoperative complications and acute surgical presentations
  • Performed routine ward procedures and participated in emergency patient management
House Officer – Neurosurgery
Bakhtawar Amin hospitalMultan, Pakistan
Jul 2025 — Sep 2025
  • Managed and assessed patients with head trauma, EDH, SAH, stroke and other neurosurgical emergencies
  • Assisted in major neurosurgical procedures including craniotomy and other operative interventions
  • Assisted with perioperative patient preparation and postoperative monitoring
  • Recognized neurological deterioration and acute airway/hemodynamic concerns
Skills
Pre-anesthetic patient assessmentAirway assessment and managementEndotracheal intubationBag-mask ventilationPatient positioning for anesthesiaSpinal anesthesia assistanceIV cannulationIntraoperative monitoringRecognition of perioperative complicationsPACU/post-anesthesia monitoringOxygen therapyFluid managementBasic interpretation of ABGs and electrolytesBasic ventilator awarenessBasic emergency and resuscitation skillsUrinary catheterizationNG/OG tube insertionArterial blood samplingBasic airway maneuversBasic life support/resuscitation
Education
Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery
Bakhtawar Amin Medical & Dental College, Multan
House Job
Bakhtawar Amin hospital, Multan
Jul 2025 — Jun 2026
Certifications
MBBS
PMDC Registered Medical Practitioner
Pakistan Medical and Dental Council
BLS/CPR
House Job completion Certificate
Research / Academic Experience
Compliance to the Modified Aldrete Post-Anaesthesia Discharge Score Practice Prior to Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU)-to-Ward Transfer: A Best Practice Implementation and Re-Audit Project
Bakhtawar Amin Trust Teaching Hospital (BATTH), Multan, Pakistan Department of Anaesthesiology, Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU) / Post-Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU)

Participated in data collection, patient interaction and research documentation. Experience of teaching final year medical students basics of Neurosurgery.

Professional Strengths
Calm and responsible approach to acutely ill patients
Comfortable working in high-pressure clinical environments
Strong interest in anesthesia and critical care
Good communication and teamwork
Willingness to learn and take responsibility
Experience working in emergency and perioperative settings