Clinical

Areas of focus & procedural skills

Broad internal-medicine practice with sub-specialty depth in cardiology, critical care, and cardiometabolic disease.

A decade at the bedside

From ward rounds to ICU code-blues, from diabetic clinics to acute coronary syndromes — a general physician's practice built on evidence, empathy, and reasoning.

10+

Years Experience

10K+

Patients Treated

1K+

ICU Cases

3.2K+

Diabetes Patients Managed

Interests

Clinical focus areas

Click any area to see how it shows up in daily practice.

Procedures

Clinical & procedural skills

Grouped by system and use-case. Bars reflect self-assessed proficiency from years of hands-on practice.

Cardiac & Diagnostic

ECG Interpretation95%
Echocardiography82%
ABG Interpretation95%

Ultrasound / POCUS

Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS)88%
Critical Care Ultrasound85%
Ultrasound-Guided Procedures90%

Airway & Ventilation

Endotracheal Intubation88%
Mechanical Ventilation85%

Vascular Access

Central Venous Catheter90%
Arterial Line Placement88%

Resuscitation

ACLS95%
BLS98%

A typical day

From dawn rounds to on-call

07:30

Morning ward rounds

Bedside review, plans discussed with residents and nursing staff.

10:00

Outpatient clinic

Diabetes, hypertension, cardiometabolic follow-ups and new referrals.

14:00

ICU review

Ventilator settings, sedation, hemodynamics; ultrasound at the bedside.

17:00

Academic hour

Journal club, case discussions, teaching interns and PGs.

On-call

Emergencies

ACS, stroke, sepsis, poisoning — first line, then admit and stabilize.