Dr. Ahmed’s Practice

By:Shanzeh Ahmed

History of CompanyDr. Sally Ahmed initially started

practicing medicine with Dr. Ejaz Ahmed at Memorial Hermann Northwest Hospital. Due to Dr. Ejaz practicing cardiology and Dr. Sally practicing primary care, both doctors decided practice independently. Dr. Sally Ahmed bought her first private practice in 2001 and bought her second private office for additional patients in 2010.

Services ProducedDue to practicing in the field of primary care, a wide range of services are produced when dealing with patients. Treating and Diagnosing all age and gender patients with a full range of problems such as common illnesses or more severe cases are the main focuses for Dr. Ahmed.Medication and extensive treatment is given out depending on severity and issue of problem

LocationsDr. Ahmed has 2 office locations

where she sees her patients from Monday-Friday:

1631 North Loop W Suite 480, Houston, TX 77008

427 W 20th St Suite 712 Houston, TX 77008

Number of EmployeesIn Dr. Ahmed’s North Loop office,

there are 3 nurses and 1 Physicians assistant.

Mary Todd Antoinette

Safety Procedures• Wash hands after leaving EVERY patient

room or interaction with a patient

• Hair must be tied back at all times

• Gloves, Masks, and Head caps must be worn when entering surgical area

Doctor & I

Dr Sally AhmedMe

My JobWorking at Dr. Ahmed’s office, I

have had the opportunity to shadow Dr. Ahmed and view issues that patients undergo. I assist the nurses in gathering important vital information on each patient and organize

materials. Assisting the doctor and nurses is my primary job and goal.

Job Requirements No tardiness

No eating or drinking in certain areas

Appropriate Clothing (Comfortable, no fabric hanging loose)

No phones

Typical Day at Work If I had the opportunity to gain a

doctors degree right now, I would start my practice with a partner and ultimately bring myself to opening multiple offices. I would specialize in Dentistry and would treat all patients in order to be exposed to numerous symptoms and issues involving all ages and genders.

Personal Job Description Everyday at Dr. Ahmed’s office is

new and exciting. At times, I would shadow the Doctor and take

notes on patients and other times I would help assist the

nurses on entering chart information or organizing office materials (medicines, cleaning patient rooms).

The Doctors JobTrained in all areas of medicine,

Dr. Ahmed diagnoses and treats a wide range of problems. Dr. Ahmed is a specialist in preventing and treating most acute illnesses and helps patients manage issues.

Favorite on-the-job experience

My second week interning, Dr. Ejaz Ahmed allowed me to scrub into a minor surgery he performed on a 50 year old man who was in need of a pace maker. Looking down on the heart beating and bare skin was one of the most exhilarating experiences.

What I have learnedOnce unsure of entering the field of

medicine in the future, My desire for becoming a doctor has built up due to viewing patients issues and their gratitude towards Doctors. Being able to watch Dr. Ahmed’s skills, I have learned the importance of a doctor and how much they are needed in society.

I appreciate…Most doctors don’t allow their

interns to enter patient rooms or scrub in on minor surgeries. Given that opportunity, I will always thank both Dr. Sally and Ejaz Ahmed for giving me a life changing experience and trusting me to act professional in thrilling situations.

Impact on my goalsI learned a great deal about Ms.

Antoinette when she explained how she dealt with personal hardships aside from nursing school. Motivating me every day to learn something new and stay focused, I learned so many vital lessons from her that I know will aid me in keeping a positive mindset in whatever I choose to do.

Remembering my experience

I will always remember the excitement, happiness, and at times thrill this experience has given to me. A smile planted on the patients face when easing their mental and physical pain is an unexplainable feeling that made me feel accomplished at the end of the day. Being exposed to rare infections and issues always created new questions in my head that made me learn something which will help me build a strong base for my future.