Rana Mahajnah

I was enrolled in the Perinatal- Neonatal fellowship program in Israel and received the Israeli board in neonatology with excellence(License Number: 1-46243) and worked as a staff neonatalogist.

My roles and responsibilities were:

• Managing a diversity of complicated cases ranging from babies at the border of viability up to healthy term baby.
• Leading the clinical round in the NICU.
• Leading the education round in the unit and the division of neonatology.
• Supporting the families, my team members and my colleagues.
• Doing nightshifts in the NICU and well baby nursery.
• Tutor the residents and medical students during their rotation in the NICU.
• Providing the Neonatal resuscitation program to different teams after passing the required qualification.

I was enrolled in the SickKids Paediatric Departmental Fellowship in Neonatology for 1 year and received a certificate from the University of Toronto upon completion of the program.

My roles and responsibilities:

• Assisting in the care of premature and term infants with a wide variety of common and rare diagnosis as a part of a multi-disciplinary team.
• Admitting, discharging and rounding on critically ill patients.
• Doing nightshifts and on-calls in the NICU.
• Being involved in research, quality improvement and educational initiatives.
• Tutoring residents and Pediatrics students

I was enrolled in a pediatrics residency program in Israel, received the Israeli board in pediatrics with excellence(License Number: 1-40477) and worked as a senior pediatrician.

During my residency I had rotation in the pediatrics department, Pediatrics ER, outpatient clinic, NICU, PICU, electives and a research block.

My roles and responsibilities were:

• Leading the clinical and educational rounds.
• Learning and practicing procedure according to the curriculum.
• Doing nightshifts/On-calls in the pediatrics emergency room and department.
• Supporting the patients, their families, my colleagues and team.
• Tutoring medical students and interns during their clerkship in the pediatrics ward.
• -Conducting research.
• -Reviewing medical literature and recent studies.
• I received an Outstanding Tutor of The Ruth & Bruce Rappaport Faculty of Medicine-Technion University twice
• (received: September 2020 and May, 2021)

During Internship, I did rotations in the following department: internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics and Anesthesiology department, Emergency Room, Adults ICU, and 2 Electives. I was an integral part of each department team.

My roles and responsibilities were:

• Admitting, discharging and rounding on patients under supervision.
• Assessing patients, making a plan for them, presenting and discussing the plan in the round.
• Ordering blood work, imaging and consultation and interpreting the results.
• Participating in educational rounds and family meeting.
• Presenting interesting cases and recent studies in each fie