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Entering critical care medicine my journey after FCCCM taught me resilience, adaptability and power of communication. If I have one Pinnacle Pearl to share with FCCCM fellows, it would be your unique training and teaching background is your strength. After the end of my FCCCM training in 2014 I had gained deeper understanding of critical care medicine and I felt one of the most capable doctor in the hospital. In 2015 I joined as a Senior Intensivist, in Salmaniya Medical Complex ,Kingdom of Bahrain. It is a tertiary care one of the best Super-speciality Hospital in the Kingdom . I received Prime Minister award (Prince Salman bin Hamad Medal) for crucial work in Critical Care Medicine in 2022.

My FCCCM journey began in 2017. What started with uncertainty slowly transformed into confidence through rigorous training, mentorship, and real-life critical care experiences. The course strengthened my clinical judgment, helped me make better decisions for critically ill patients, and turned fear into courage in the ICU. Today, I work as a Junior Consultant in Cardiac Critical Care and am part of the Clinical ECMO team. Looking back, pursuing FCCCM was a defining step in my career. To future students—embrace the journey, stay curious, and trust the process. Critical care is challenging, but the impact you make on patients’ lives makes every effort worthwhile

I had been working in ICU for several years before enrolling in the FCCCM course, where I graduated as the topper. The structured curriculum, rigorous training, and high-quality teaching significantly strengthened my clinical foundation and transformed the way I practiced critical care. When clinicians encounter a well-designed curriculum, their diagnostic reasoning begins to run like a well-tuned algorithm rather than scattered intuition. That shift often feels like flipping a hidden switch in the brain. Following the course, my professional journey progressed steadily, and I went on to lead the Medical, Neuro-Surgical, and Post-Liver Transplant ICUs at PSRI, New Delhi. Within CCEF, I currently serve as Faculty, Examiner, and Secretary of the Scientific Council, and I was recently appointed General Secretary of the College. I have also subsequently completed the EDIC. The FCCCM program has been truly life-changing for me, and I strongly vouch for the quality of its teaching and curriculum.