AMRAA IZNI

Worked alongside senior clinicians delivering phone consultations and introductory management of paediatric home enteral feeds, expanding clinical skills in paediatric dietetics and enteral supplementation.

Shadowed a primary care dietitian in outpatient clinics focusing on diabetes management, cardiovascular disease, weight loss and coeliac disease within NHS primary care.

Observed paediatric dietitians in NICU and dermatology, gaining exposure to paediatric TPN calculations and management of complex conditions such as oesophageal atresia and epidermolysis bullosa.

Authored and secured approval for the Changing Diabetes in Children 2023 project proposal, defining objectives, methodology and budget to enable project initiation with the Ministry of Health.

Completed rotations in clinical, community and food service dietetics, delivering medical nutrition therapy, a community cancer nutrition program, and a patient satisfaction project for oral nutrition supplements.

Provided nutrition counselling and clinical nutrition interventions for inpatient and outpatient populations across diverse medical conditions.

Delivered nutrition interventions and counselling across inpatient and outpatient settings, managing a range of medical nutrition problems.

Led a project evaluating patient satisfaction with oral nutrition supplements and gained hands-on experience in menu planning, procurement, storage, and kitchen finance management.

Observed bariatric surgery and weight management services, becoming familiar with the UK tiered weight management system and weight loss pharmacotherapy.

Pursuing an MSc in Obesity and Clinical Nutrition with grades pending; coursework and clinical training focused on obesity management and clinical nutrition.

Grade: First-class honours (CGPA 3.818)

Activities and societies: Dean’s list (Semesters 2,3,4,5,7); Vice Chancellor's award Semester 8

Completed a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics with First-class Honours, achieving a CGPA of 3.818 and multiple academic awards including Dean's List and Vice Chancellor's award.