Hashim Mohamed

a. Houseman ship (2009-2010):
Started by Pediatrics at Jaafer Bin Ouf hospital, then OB/GYN at Shendi teaching hospital, then Surgery at ED Damer teaching hospital and lastly by Medicine at Soba teaching hospital. All these shifts were completed under supervision of the best consultants.

b. A resident doctor at Berber hospital (2010-2011):
Was a very useful area of starting practice and refreshing knowledge. I worked as a resident doctor in surgery and OB/GYN departments. This added very much to my surgical skills.

c. Registrar ship in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (2012-2017):
Starting the career and preparing self for professionalism. It was a very hard training and rotational course but with a very useful tips and hints in practice. Started at Atbara teaching hospital, then ED Damer teaching hospital, then Ibrahim Malik teaching hospital, then Military hospital, then Saudi teaching hospital and last at Maternity hospital. This also went smoothly under a perfect and meticulous guidance from supervising consultants.
d. MD SUDAN since 2017:
Gained after finishing Part 2 OB/GYN Exams in SMSB [ Sudanese Medical Specialization Board]

e. Working as an OB/GYN Specialist at ED DAMER HOSPITAL (2017- until present).
In a very collaborative way in this hospital and for along period of time we are managing to safely deliver more than 4500 normal vaginal deliveries, nearly 2000 Caesarean deliveries and a numerous pagynaecolocal issues. This is beside the supervision over the training registrars gave me the confidence and willingness of perfection and staying updated as possible.

f. Working as a General manager in ED DAMER HOSPITAL (2019-until 2021)
Having to manage a hospital in a low resource country as Sudan is magical. Leadership abilities to lead and manage practice staff in providing patients with quality care

g. Assistant Professor at Nile Valley university (2017 until present):
It is a very interesting contribution to our country and students. It also gave me the feeling of satisfaction and usefulness. I gave multiple lectures and ward rounds with discussion in OB/GYN.