Qualifications:

MBBS

DipEM – Emergency Medicine (RCGP, UK)

MRCEM – Membership of Royal College of Emergency Medicine (UK)

FRCEM – Fellowship of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (UK)

CCT – Emergency Medicine (GMC, UK) MBA – Health & Healthcare Systems (BITS Pilani, 2024–2026)

Professional Synopsis:

Dr. Imran Shareef is a UK CCT-certified Emergency Medicine Consultant with extensive experience in both the United Kingdom and India. He has worked in leading tertiary care hospitals including King’s College Hospital, London, and currently serves as the Head of the Department of Emergency Medicine at AIG Hospitals, Hyderabad. His clinical interests include trauma, critical care, emergency systems leadership, and medical education.

Areas Of Interest/ Expertise:

• Emergency & Trauma Care
• Major Trauma Management
• Advanced Airway & Resuscitation
• Point-of-Care Ultrasound & Echocardiography
• Sepsis & Critical Care
• Emergency Medicine Education
• Quality Improvement & Patient Safety

Accomplishments & Awards:

• CCT in Emergency Medicine – United Kingdom
• Top 5 Oral Presentation Award – EMCON 2014, Mumbai
• Faculty for National and International Emergency Medicine & Trauma Courses
• Successfully completed FRCEM examinations

Membership:

• General Medical Council (UK) – Specialist Register (Emergency Medicine)
• Royal College of Emergency Medicine (UK)
• Karnataka Medical Council

Paper/Poster Presentations:

• Paradigms in Pain Management among Emergency Physicians – EMCON 2014, Mumbai
• Paradigms in Pain Management – RCEM Annual Scientific Conference 2016, Bournemouth
• Epidemiology of Illnesses during a Marathon Race – EMCON 2014 (Oral Presentation)
• MEWS-based Nurse-led Sepsis Screening Tool – EMCON 2024 (Oral)
• Unmasking BRASH Syndrome – EMCON 2024 (Poster)

Publications:

Fatima Y, Shareef I. Epidemiology of illnesses encountered during a marathon race – an EMS perspective. International Journal of Emergency Medicine. 2015; 8(Suppl 1):O3.

Awards:

Top 5 Oral Presentation Award – EMCON 2014, Mumbai