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TEACHING ASSISTANT (VOLUNTEERING)
Affiliations
- Division of Population Health, Health Services Research, & Primary Care (L5) Division of Population Health, Health Services Research, & Primary
- Website: https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/en/researchers/charles-adeniji(f0e30d2a-157a-45ab-acbb-829857e94a68).html
Professional Profile
I am multi-skilled, resourceful, and
compassionate medical doctor with 10 years of clinical and medical experience
I have completed my internship training in 2009 and have
progressed in clinical career to senior medical officer since completion of housemanship
training, during which I rotated through various specialties. I have progressed in medical research and hold a postgraduate Masters of Philosophy in medicine with specialist interest in health service research, primary care and general medicine. I am highly experienced in writing accurate
scientific healthcare articles for journal and publication. I have ability to produce regulatory
documents for clinical research by working with teams, and in delivering
stakeholder value through cost-effectiveness, and quality innovations in
healthcare and research.
Experience
Teaching Assistant (Volunteering)
10/2017 to
Current
Manchester City College (Impact For All)
Manchester,
Greater Manchester
- Currently teaching student in Level 1 Award in Employability Skills - 8 hours a week
- Course Module covers:
- Preparation for Work
- Working as part of a group
- Business and Customer Awareness
- And other employability Skills Training (e.g. IT Skills)
Honorary Research Associate
04/2017 to
Current
University of Manchester
Oxford Road,
Greater Manchester
- Currently preparing proposal for submission for grants to fund research of interest in Mental Health and multimorbidity condition (Depression and Frailty among BME in the UK) the Centre for Primary Care at the University of Manchester with a Senior Member Team.
- Currently contributing to writing manuscripts for publication in reputable journals.
- Currently conducting systematic reviewing of related papers for publications in peer review and Journal.
- Currently contributing to draft of manuscripts on mental health and multimorbidity (Depression and Frailty among BME in the UK) for submission to peer review.
Editorial Board member
02/2017 to
Current
Annals of Nursing and Primary Care
CA,
United States
- Annals of Nursing and Primary Care Website: http://remedypublications.com/annals-of-nursing-and-primary-care/editorialboard.html Job description:.
- Handling Manuscripts via the Manuscript Tracking System (MTS) for peer review process.
- Contributes to decision-making on the suitability of publication in the journal.
- Gives own opinion on the journal's direction or performance.
Research Associate
04/2016 to
04/2017
University of Manchester
Oxford Road Manchester,
Greater Manchester
- Worked primarily on the PRIMA-eDS (FP7 EC Funded Project): Polypharmacy in chronic diseases: Reduction of Inappropriate Medication and Adverse drug events in elderly populations by electronic Decision Support.
- Reviewed and updated standard operating procedures and internal writing style guides.
- Reviewed and edited protocols and clinical study report on clinical trial for submission to regulating authority and funders.
- Contributed to development of outlines and drafts of scientific material, from publications to training materials.
- Contributed to systematic review of manuscripts for publication as co-author.
- Attended and offered onsite support to project meetings.
Non - Clinical
07/2013 to
05/2014
Thornbury Nursing Services
England and Wales,
UK
- I worked as Health Care Assistant rotating through various specialties in Medicine, Surgery, Community Medicine, Nursing Homes and Psychiatry.
- I worked collaboratively with nursing staff in observing, monitoring and recording patients' conditions by taking temperatures, pulse, respirations and weight.
- I communicate effectively with patients, relatives and carers while working cololaboratively with member of clinical team.
- I assist patients with personal care including infection prevention and control, food, personal hygiene and overall reassurance, comfort and safetyI worked collaboratively with mental health team in promoting positive mental, physical, nutritional health of patients (CAMHS)
General Practitioner/ Senior Medical Officer
02/2010 to
01/2011
DAPEL Hospital
PH,
Nigeria
- Rotated through Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatric and Accident and Emergency.
- Daily routine included ward rounds, outpatient clinic consultation, physical and systemic examination, blood taking, cannulation, catheterization, NG Tube insertion and checking, IV & IM injections, prescribtions, blood transfusion, Exchange blood transfusion, delivery in labour room, assisting in ceasarian sections,antenatal care, post natal care, wound debridement and care, observed endoscopy and gastroendoscopy, phlebotomy & venesection, lumbar pucture, ascitic tap, knee aspiration, ECG, Ultrasonography and Audiometry
- Covering on-call day (8am -4pm) and night shifts (4pm - 8am) - fortnight roster.
- Participated in conducting medical research preparing drafts of manuscripts and reviews articles for publication.
- Contributed in scientific presentation at grand rounds.
- Run clinics at the general outpatient department on daily basis for about 8 hours (8am - 4pm).
- Contributed to writing and coordinating preclinical and integrated clinical study reports.
- Managed 70 patients / week, 48 hours on call / week.
- Attended to emergencies such as RTA, C/S, Obstructed labour, ruptured ectopic, pregnancies, sickle cell crises, DKA, Asthma, snake bites: Surgeries such as C/S, Application of POP to stabilise fractures limb, herniorraphy, appendectomy, hysterectomy, suturing of lacerations; other cases such as malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, typhoid, and gastroenteritis.
- Was mostly unsupervised in this positions.
- Was supervised carrying out the following procedures: central venous line, haemodialysis, burns management, manual vacuum aspiration (MVA).
- Dealt with all paediatrics age groups (birth - 16 years), both inpatients and outpatients, both medical and surgical cases, both pre and post - operative management and carried out regular cannulations and blood taking.
- Team: Consultant, registrars, and other locum doctors (each doctor has a weekly rounds and clinic consultations, rotating)
Primary Care Medical Officer
02/2010 to
01/2011
Medical Missionary of Mary
PH,
Nigeria
- Worked as a primary healthcare medical officer attending to patient in the outpatient clinic.
- Participated in conducting medical research, medical training, and academic presentation at conferences.
- Run clinics at the Community Centre Outpatient Clinic on daily basis for about 8 hours (8am - 4pm).
- Covered on-call day (8am -4pm) and night shifts (4pm - 8am) - fortnight roster.
- Conducted ward rounds on daily basis on all the hospital wards.
- Contributed to writing and coordinating preclinical and integrated clinical study reports.
- Managed 70 patients / week, 48 hours on call / week.
- Attended to emergencies such as RTA, C/S, Obstructed labour, ruptured ectopic, pregnancies, sickle cell crises, DKA, Asthma, snake bites: Surgeries such as C/S, Application of POP to stabilise fractures limb, herniorraphy, appendectomy, hysterectomy, suturing of lacerations; other cases such as malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, typhoid, and gastroenteritis.Was mostly unsupervised in this positions.Was supervised carrying out the following procedures: central venous line, haemodialysis, burns management, manual vacuum aspiration (MVA).
- Dealt with all paediatrics age groups (birth - 16 years), both inpatients and outpatients, both medical and surgical cases, both pre and post - operative management and carried out regular cannulations and blood taking.
- Team: Consultant, registrars, and other locum doctors (each doctor has a weekly rounds and clinic consultations, rotating)
Medical Officer
02/2009 to
01/2010
State House Medical Centre
Abuja,
Nigeria
- Rotated through Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatric and Accident and Emergency.
- Daily routine included ward rounds, outpatient clinic consultation, physical and systemic examination, blood taking, cannulation, catheterization, NG Tube insertion and checking, IV & IM injections, prescribtions, blood transfusion, Exchange blood transfusion, delivery in labour room, assisting in ceasarian sections,antenatal care, post natal care, wound debridement and care, observed endoscopy and gastroendoscopy, phlebotomy & venesection, lumbar pucture, ascitic tap, knee aspiration, ECG, Ultrasonography and Audiometry.
- Managed 70 patients / week, 48 hours on call / week.
- Attended to emergencies such as RTA, C/S, Obstructed labour, ruptured ectopic, pregnancies, sickle cell crises, DKA, Asthma, snake bites: Surgeries such as C/S, Application of POP to stabilise fractures limb, herniorraphy, appendectomy, hysterectomy, suturing of lacerations; other cases such as malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, typhoid, and gastroenteritis.
- Was mostly unsupervised in this positions.
- I was supervised carrying out the following procedures: central venous line, haemodialysis, burns management, manual vacuum aspiration (MVA).
- Dealt with all paediatrics age groups (birth - 16 years), both inpatients and outpatients, both medical and surgical cases, both pre and post - operative management and carried out regular cannulations and blood taking.
- Team: Consultant, registrars, and other locum doctors (each doctor has a weekly rounds and clinic consultations, rotating)
Houseofficer (Internship)
02/2008 to
01/2009
University College Hospital
Ibadan,
Nigeria
- Rotated through Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatric.
- Co-managed 100 patients / week, 48 hours on call / week.
- Attended to emergencies such as RTA, C/S, Obstructed labour, ruptured ectopic, pregnancies, sickle cell crises, DKA, Asthma, snake bites: Surgeries such as C/S, Total Abdominal Hysterectomy, myomectomy, herniorraphy, appendectomy, hysterectomy, AV Shunt, spinal fixation, tumor debulking, skin grafting and flap, hemiarthroplasty; other cases such as malaria, diarrhoeal diseases, typhoid, and gastroenteritis.
- Co-managed post-op care
- Was supervised for the following duties: ward rounds, outpatient clinic consultation, physical and systemic examination, blood taking, cannulation, catheterization, NG Tube insertion and checking, IV & IM injections, prescribtions, blood transfusion, Exchange blood transfusion, delivery in labour room, assisting in ceasarian sections,antenatal care, post natal care, wound debridement and care, observed endoscopy and gastroendoscopy, phlebotomy & venesection, lumbar pucture, ascitic tap, knee aspiration, ECG, Ultrasonography and Audiometry.
- Was supervised carrying out central venous line, haemodialysis, burns management, manual vacuum aspiration (MVA).
- Co-managed all paediatrics age groups (birth - 16 years), both inpatients and outpatients, both medical and surgical cases, both pre and post - operative management and carried out regular cannulations and blood taking.
- Team: Consultant, registrars, and other locum doctors (each doctor has a weekly rounds and clinic consultations, rotating).
Education and Training
MPhil:
Medicine/ Primary Care / General Practice
2016
The University of Manchester
Oxford Road Manchester,
Greater Manchester,
United Kingdom
Member of Manchester Academic and Health Science Centre (MAHSC)
Academic English:
International English and Language Testing Service (IELTS
2016
The Anglia Ruskin University
Cambridge,
Cambrigeshire,
United Kingdom
Coursework in - International English And Language Testing (IELTS)
- Listening (Score - 8)
- Reading (Score - 8.5)
- Writing (Score - 7)
- Speaking (Score - 8.5)
- Overall (Score - 8)
- Academic Achievement Award - C1 Proficiency Level
Public Health and Epidemiology
2012
Oxford Brookes University
Oxford,
Oxfordshire,
United Kingdom
Coursework in Public Health and Epidemiology
- Foundations in Public Health: 20 credits at level 7.
- Epidemiology: 20 credits at level 7.
- Data Analysis and Interpretation: 20 credits at level 7.
- Advanced Health Promotion: 20 credits at level 7.
- Evidence-Based Prevention: 20 credits at level 7.
- Evidence-Based Social Intervention: 20 credits at level 7.
- Communicable Diseases and Public Health: 20 credits at level 7.
- Applied Research Methods: 10 credits at level 7.
- Dissertation: 50 credits at level 7.
Scholarship Award - John Henry Brookes Scholarship
- The John Henry Brookes Scholarship was paid towards my tuition fee
Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS):
Medicine and Surgery
2007
The University of Ibadan
Ibadan,
Oyo State,
Nigeria
Certifications
- PLAB 1 & 2 (GMC UK)/ (Passed - December 2017)
- International English Language Test System Certificate IELTS Academics – Listening score - 8; Academic Reading score - 8.5; Academic writing score - 7; Speaking score - 8.5; Overall score – 8 (C1 Proficiency Level) - (Valid till 2018)
- Basic Life Support/ Automated External Defibrillation in / (Awarded - May 2017)
- Basic Anaphylactic Course in / (Awarded - May 2017)
- Good Clinical Practice (University of Manchester) / (Awarded - 2017)
- MPhil in Medicine / (Awarded - 2016)
- MSc Public Health completed in June / (Awarded - 2012)
- Certificate in Public Health Aspect of Non-Communicable Disease in (Awarded - 2012)
- MB BS Degree / (Awarded - 2007)
- Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria Practicing Licence / (Valid in Nigeria and West Africa countries) / (Awarded - 2007)
Interests
My core research interests are:
- Long term condition and multimorbidity and the patients experience
- Understanding and prevention of hassles experience by patients with long term condition and multimorbidity in primary care
- Improving the quality and safety of primary care and general practice
- Optimising and personalizing service delivery and low-intensity interventions for common mental health problems in primary care
- Improving self-management support models for people with multimorbidity
- Working on Clinical Trials in Medicine, Surgery, Mental Health (Psychiatry), General Practice/Primary Care and Pharmacology. I am also interested in work in Health Economics and Observational Research field.
Skills
- Statistical Software: SPSS, STATA, Bayesian.
- IT tools: Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint, words, One note.
- NHS Software: EMIS
- Good with time management
- Good Communication skills
- Good listening skills
- Good with building rapport with client
- Proficient in carry out audit
- Proficient in analysing Information
- Proficient skills in conducting academic research and clinical research
Publications
Research Thesis
- Masters of Philosophy (MPhil) research, (2016): Exploring the Challenges faced by patient with multimorbidity. What are the core predictors of hassles in multimorbidity patients? Systematic review and cross sectional study.
- Masters of Public Health research, (2012): Epidemiology of childhood obesity in the UK: A prevention strategy.
Scientific Papers Published (Open Access)
- Efficacy and safety of metformin in the management of type 2 diabetes mellitus in older adults: a systematic review for the development of recommendations to reduce potentially inappropriate prescribing.BMC Geriatrics 2017, 17 (Suppl 1):227. DOI 10.1186/s12877-017-0574-5. The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: https://link.springer.com/epdf/10.1186/s12877-017-0574-5 (Authors: Lisa Schlender, Yolanda Martinez, Charles Adeniji, David Reeves, Barbara Faller, Christina Sommerauer, Thekraiat Al Qur'an, Ilkka Kunnamo, Adrine Woodham, Andreas Sönnichsen).
- What are the core predictors of 'hassles' among patients with multimorbidity in primary care? A cross sectional study BMC. Health Services Research 2015, 15:255. Doi: 10.1186/s12913-015-0927-8. The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/15/255 (Authors: Charles Adeniji, Cassandra Kenning, Peter A Coventry and Peter Bower).
- What 'hassles' do patients with multimorbidity report? Which patients report the most 'hassles'? 08 Apr 2014-08 Apr 2014; Manchester: The University of Manchester; 2014. p. 1-48. The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: https://www.escholar.manchester.ac.uk/uk-ac-man-scw:223303 (Charles Adeniji, Peter Bower, Cassandra Kenning).
Thesis Published (Open Access)
- MPhil thesis - Exploring the management burden faced by patients with multimorbidity in primary care - Systematic review and cross sectional study (2016). The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at: https://www.research.manchester.ac.uk/portal/en/theses/exploring-the-management-burdens-faced-by-patients-with-multimorbidities-in-primary-care-systematic-review-and-cross-sectional-study(d4e29d62-3845-4419-9dee-3b02344dd2c2).html (Author: Charles Adeniji).
Presentations
Departmental Presentations - Institute of Population Health University of Manchester
- What 'hassles' do patients with multimorbidity report? Which patients report the most 'hassles'? Hassles in patients with multimorbidity eScholarID 223303 https://www.escholar.manchester.ac.uk/uk-ac-man-scw:223303
- Vorteile und Risiken von Metformin bei der Behandlung von älteren Typ-2 Diabetikern. Eine systematische Übersichtsarbeit (2017). The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311592479_Vorteile_und_Risiken_von_Metformin_bei_der_Behandlung_von_alteren_Typ-2_Diabetikern_Eine_systematische_Ubersichtsarbeit (Authors: Lisa Schlender, Yolanda Martinez, Charles Adeniji, David Reeves, Barbara Faller, Christina Sommerauer, Thekraiat Al Qur'an, Ilkka Kunnamo, Adrine Woodham, Andreas Sönnichsen)
- ‘Above' translated from German: Efficacy and safety of metformin use in the management of type 2 diabetes. Systematic Review (2017). The electronic version of this article is the complete one and can be found online at https://www.researchgate.net/publication/311592479_Vorteile_und_Risiken_von_Metformin_bei_der_Behandlung_von_alteren_Typ-2_Diabetikern_Eine_systematische_Ubersichtsarbeit (Authors: Lisa Schlender, Yolanda Martinez, Charles Adeniji, David Reeves, Barbara Faller, Christina Sommerauer, Thekraiat Al Qur'an, Ilkka Kunnamo, Adrine Woodham, Andreas Sönnichsen)
Conferences attended
- Institute of Population Health Postgraduate: IPH postgraduate PGR student showcase (April 2014)
- World Health Organisation (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Public Health Education, Imperial College London (2012)
CV Overview
Companies Worked For:
- Manchester City College (Impact For All)
- University of Manchester
- Annals of Nursing and Primary Care
- Thornbury Nursing Services
- DAPEL Hospital
- Medical Missionary of Mary
- State House Medical Centre
- University College Hospital
School Attended
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The University of Manchester
The Anglia Ruskin University
Oxford Brookes University
The University of Ibadan
Job Titles Held:
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Teaching Assistant (Volunteering)
Honorary Research Associate
Editorial Board member
Research Associate
Non - Clinical
General Practitioner/ Senior Medical Officer
Primary Care Medical Officer
Medical Officer
Houseofficer (Internship)
Degrees
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MPhil : Medicine/ Primary Care / General Practice 2016
Academic English : International English and Language Testing Service (IELTS 2016
Public Health and Epidemiology 2012
Bachelor of Medicine; Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) : Medicine and Surgery 2007
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