Dr. Shweta Tiwari

Managed diverse clinical cases in tertiary care

• Patient evaluation & clinical decision-making
• Multidisciplinary coordination
• Hands-on procedural exposure
• Assisted in performing diagnostic tests and procedures to aid physicians in making accurate diagnoses.
• Learned to evaluate and manage patients in stressful environments.
• Provided compassionate bedside manner, creating a supportive environment that fostered trust and encouraged open communication with patients and their families.
• Performed procedures such as LP, , Bone marrow examination, ABG, Pleural tapping, Foleys's insertion, RT insertion and intubation.
• Promoted teamwork among nursing staff through effective collaboration and clear communication strategies, improving overall unit performance.
• Administered medications as prescribed by physicians while closely monitoring patients for adverse reactions or complications.
• Educated patients on post-discharge instructions and follow-up care recommendations to prevent hospital readmissions or complications.
• Completed routine physical exams and diagnostic tests to provide accurate diagnosis.
• Diagnosed and treated patients suffering from chronic conditions.
• Mentored new residents during rotations, providing guidance on best practices for efficient clinical workflows and high-quality patient care delivery.
• Consistently adhered to infection control guidelines by utilizing proper hand hygiene techniques and personal protective equipment, minimizing the risk of crosscontamination.
• Supported continuous quality improvement initiatives within the healthcare facility by identifying areas of improvement and recommending evidence-based solutions.
• Collaborated with attending physicians to develop individualized patient care plans, resulting in improved health outcomes.
• Exhibited strong clinical judgment skills when triaging patients based on acuity levels, ensuring appropriate allocation of resources during peak times.
• Backed up emergency room staff and acted as first on call to take incoming Causality patients.
• Developed rapport with patients from diverse backgrounds by demonstrating cultural competence and sensitivity during interactions.

• Completed daily rounds to check on patients and identify any reasons for concern.
• Interviewed patients and added key details to medical histories.
• Wrote detailed and professional progress notes for each patient, outlining notable events and examinations findings.