Dr. Sanjay Ayathan
Emergency medicine consultant with 22 years' experience in trauma and resuscitation training
Emergency (ER)Senior ConsultantSurgery & Critical Care
Experience
22 years
Languages
Arabic, English, Hindi, Urdu
Location
Al Mafraq, Abu Dhabi
Sees
children, adults
- ✦22 years of experience in emergency medicine across the UK and UAE
- ✦Program director of the emergency medicine residency at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City
- ✦Fellow of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (FRCEM)
- ✦Awarded Excellence in Teaching Award from the Department of Academic Affairs
About Dr. Sanjay Ayathan
Dr. Sanjay Ayathan is an emergency medicine consultant at Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City in Abu Dhabi, where he also serves as program director of the emergency medicine residency. Trained in the UK, he holds fellowship with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and brings 22 years of experience in adult and pediatric emergency care. He is licensed by the UK's General Medical Council and Abu Dhabi's Department of Health.
Dr. Ayathan specializes in trauma care, adult and pediatric resuscitation simulation training, and medical education. He has developed and delivered training programs to help healthcare professionals care for critically ill surgical patients. His work spans emergency stabilization, trauma management, and teaching the next generation of emergency medicine doctors.
He is a good fit for patients needing emergency trauma care or those seeking training in resuscitation techniques. His background as both a clinician and educator means he brings evidence-based practices and a commitment to high standards of care.
Special interests: resuscitation simulation training, medical education, trauma management, teaching and training development.
A good choice if you…
- ✓need emergency trauma care and stabilization
- ✓require resuscitation or critical-care training
- ✓seeking care from a doctor who teaches and advances emergency medicine standards
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