Internal Medicine — Rotation Detail
MTU at Jahra
Tutors
MBBCH, MD, PhD, MRCP (UK), SCE Endocrinology & Diabetes
Rotation Coordinator
MRCP (UK), Arab Board of Cardiology
MD, KBIM
KBIM
MSc- MRCP(UK)- SCE (UK) Endocrinology and DM - European Board Of Endocrinology (EBEEDM)
PHD, MD
FRCP(UK), PhD (MD), MSc, MBBCh, SCE (endocrinology), and EBEEDM.
FRCPC( UBC),ABIM,MRCP(UK),SCE ENDOCRINOLOGY
Welcome to the Kuwait Board of Internal Medicine (KBIM) – Al-Jahra academic portal .
This platform serves as the central reference point for residents, tutors, and faculty members. It outlines the academic structure, scheduled educational activities, examination formats, committees, and administrative responsibilities.
Residents are expected to familiarize themselves with these guidelines to ensure smooth academic progression and to uphold the professional standards of KBIM.
Leadership & Committees
Site Director: Dr. Nadia Al-Rashidi
Vice Site Director: Dr. Ahmad Taqi
Committees
Administration Committee
Head: Dr. Ahmad Taqi
Educational Committee
Head: Dr. Nadia Al-Saffar
Resident Evaluation Committee
Head: Dr. Nadia Al-Rashidi
Responsibilities:
* Oversee resident assessments and ensure timely ITER distribution and collection.
* Monitor quality of rotations, gather feedback, and resolve issues with tutors.
* Initiate quality improvement projects and consider new rotation proposals.
Assigned Roles:
* Quality Improvement Projects: Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Shammari, Dr. Aziz Al-Zafiri
* Resident Files & Performance Review: Entire evaluation committee under head supervision
Residents’ Environment Committee
Head: Dr. Bashayer Al-Fadli
Vice (Safety Risk Assessor): Dr. Shaikhah Al-Damer
Responsibilities:
* Safeguard resident well-being and foster a supportive work environment.
* Hold structured monthly meetings with residents to identify issues and propose solutions.
* Develop and implement evidence-based well-being checklists.
Administrative Oversight
To ensure smooth coordination of academic and clinical responsibilities, the following faculty are assigned key oversight roles:
HIS System Access: Dr. Ahmad Mamdoh, Dr. Ahmad Altayeb
Leaves Approval: Dr. Ahmad Mamdoh, Dr. Ahmad Taqi
On-call Schedule: Dr. Ahmad Mamdoh
Incidents & Complaints: Dr. Nadia Al-Rashidi, Dr. Ahmad Taqi
Attendance & Longitudinal Clinic Monitoring: Dr. Mohammad Al-Hussaini
Morning Meetings
Morning meetings are a daily academic and clinical cornerstone. They ensure unified communication, case discussion, and departmental coordination.
Time: 8:00 AM sharp
Location: Main Auditorium (L1)
Attendance: Mandatory – punctuality will be monitored
Participation: Active contribution in case presentations, Q&A, and discussion is required
Specific Responsibilities
Sunday Resident Presentations: Led and moderated by Dr. Mohammad Alhajri (8:00 – 8:30 AM).
* All residents are expected to present and engage according to the assigned schedule.
Weekly Academic Activities
Tuesday – KBIM Site-Based Lectures
Time: 8:00 – 8:30 AM (within morning meeting)
Attendance: Mandatory
Objective: Specialty-focused teaching to strengthen core medical knowledge.
Journal Club
Schedule: Last Wednesday of each month
Lead: Dr. Mohammad Oan
Focus: Critical appraisal, evidence-based medicine, and structured literature review
Objective: To foster critical thinking and research-oriented learning among residents.
Clinical Examinations & Training
OSCE & Bedside Examinations
Faculty Supervisors: Dr. Mohammad Marghani, Dr. Ahmad Altayeb, Dr. Shaikhah Al-Damer, Dr. Nadia Al-Saffar, Dr. Mohammad Mujtaba, Dr. Naser Sanad
Resident Levels:
* R1–R3: Bedside examination orientation twice monthly (divided into two groups to maintain workflow).
* R4–R5: OSCE assessments.
Oral Examinations
Faculty Supervisor: Dr. Ahmad Al-Shami
* Resident Levels: R4 and R5
MCQ Assessments
Frequency: Once or twice monthly
Faculty Supervisor: Dr. Mohammad Al-Hussaini
Objective: Reinforce core concepts and exam readiness through structured multiple-choice testing.
Resident Expectations
As KBIM residents at Al-Jahra, you are expected to:
1. Maintain punctuality for all mandatory sessions (morning meetings, site-based lectures, bedside teaching).
2. Participate actively in discussions, presentations, and assessments.
3. Prepare thoroughly for examinations (OSCEs, orals, MCQs) and seek timely feedback.
4. Communicate effectively with assigned faculty regarding academic or administrative concerns.
5. Demonstrate professionalism at all times, reflecting KBIM’s values of integrity, excellence, and teamwork.
Our Commitment
The KBIM–Al-Jahra academic program is designed to:
* Provide structured teaching and fair evaluation.
* Ensure continuous resident development through clinical exposure, academic support, and mentorship.
* Offer clear points of contact for academic, clinical, and administrative concerns.
* Uphold the highest standards of internal medicine training in Kuwait.
Ward regards,
Dr.Nadia Alrashidi
KBIM site director
Residence site committee 2025-2026