England, United Kingdom
Experienced Stroke Neurologist with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry with Stroke specialist qualification obtained after graduation of theoretical and practical training in neurovascular pathology and neurosonologie at Medical University Paris Descartes.
Stroke neurologist replacing in France until I am studying the English language in order to pass the OET exam and register with the GMC.
-Responsible of the Neurovascular Unit and the neurovascular intensive care unit, I subordinated another doctor and four doctors in training -Responsible for the new admissions and discharges -Responsible for the management of the recovery of the patient in the acute phase of hospitalisation -Performing the carotid artery ultrasound and transcranial Doppler for the admissions in the department of neurology -2-3 half-days/week coordination of the neurovascular emergencies by collecting the clinical information, examining the patient, independently realising the neurovascular imaging of MRI, identifying and deciding if the patients can receive treatment by intravenous alteplase or/and endovascular therapy by administering alteplase directly in the MRI and accelerate the mobilization of the endovascular team if necessary. Rapid identification of patients with large-vessel occlusion stroke but a clear contraindication to intravenous alteplase and quick activation of the neurointerventional team. -5 - 6 nights/ month or weekend guards on the spot for the neurovascular emergency -20 - 40 stroke consultations/week, multidisciplinary consultations -Delivering training for medical staff
-Admissions and discharges of patients, of the recovery of the patient in the acute phase of hospitalisation -2-3 half-days/week coordination of the neurovascular emergencies by collecting the clinical information, examining the patient, independently realising the neurovascular imaging of MRI, identifying and deciding if the patients can receive treatment by intravenous alteplase or/and endovascular therapy by administering alteplase directly in the MRI and accelerate the mobilization of the endovascular team if necessary. Rapid identification of patients with large-vessel occlusion stroke but a clear contraindication to intravenous alteplase and quick activation of the neurointerventional team -5 - 6 nights/ month or weekend guards on the spot for the neurovascular emergency -Performing the carotid artery ultrasound and transcranial Doppler for the new admissions in the department of neurology -20 stroke consultations/week