MOHAMMED FARID

Dedicated healthcare professional with a strong foundation in critical care and resuscitation, demonstrating leadership in high-pressure scenarios. Proficient in advanced airway management, rapid assessment, and stabilization of critically ill patients, complemented by procedural expertise including intubation, chest tube and central line placement. Skilled in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) and committed to maintaining quality, safety, and infection control standards. Highly motivated team player with exceptional interpersonal skills, adept at mentoring junior residents and medical students while effectively contributing to multidisciplinary healthcare teams. Career goals include advancing expertise in critical care medicine and enhancing patient outcomes through innovative practices.

• Jordanian Borad of Emergency Medicine- Sep 2025
• Basic live support (BLS), AHA, Jun 2025 - Jun 2027.
• Pediatric advanced live support (PALS), AHA, Oct 2025- Oct 2027.
• Advanced cardiovascular live support (ACLS), AHA, Nov 2025- Nov 2027.
• Practical Obstetric Multi-Professional Training course (PROMPT), Apr 2025- Apr 2027.
• Advanced trauma live support (ATLS), American college of surgeon, Oct 2023- Oct 2027.
• European Trauma Course (ETC), May 2025- May 2029.
• Basic Disaster Life Support (BDLS), 2023.
• Child Protection Recognition and Response course, 2024.
• Clinical research certificate for completion of 125 hours of workshops, at KU university, Nov 2022- Oct 2023.
• Safe Sedation Course, Nov 2025- Nov 2027.
• Volunteer in Yemen War, Work in Government Field hospital for 6 months, 2015.

• Case report ‘A sore throat that can kill the patient’, published on Elsevier Journal - July 2022.
• Research ‘DNR decision making physician’s recommendations differ from the GO-FAR score predictions. Published in national library of medicine - Jul 2024.
• Research ‘DNR policy reduced in-hospital cardiac arrest rate & the cost of care in a developing country’, Published in national library of medicine - Dec 2024.
• Research ‘Acute neurological Deficit with New-Onset Atrial Fibrillation in a Patient with Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: A stroke Mimic, Published in Cureus -2025.