Rana Muhammad Zeeshan MPhil Anatomy | CHPE | MBBS
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I started my professional career as a demonstrator of anatomy after completing my job as a house officer for one year. I demonstrated anatomy for almost 3 years and learnt a lot while teaching the subject. In my student life, I always found anatomy a very difficult subject to be retained. But when I started to teach, I found it a very interesting and conceptual subject. Anatomy is the field that without grip on this subject you can’t understand any other clinical field. So, I applied for the MPhil Anatomy in the best-renowned university of Pakistan and got selected on a scholarship basis in MPhil Anatomy at ‘University of Health Sciences, Lahore’. During my course work, I excelled in every assessment and examination of the course work of MPhil, I stood first among my batch of the university. The anatomy field is like a passion to me as its diversity and clinical importance is beyond limits. I worked on my MPhil thesis ‘The Effects of Non-Selective COX and Selective COX2 NSAIDs on Histological Changes and Expression of Collagen X Marker during Rat Femoral Fracture Healing’ under supervision of my supervisor ‘Dr Uruj Zehra PhD in Anatomy (UK)’. I became a full member of Anatomical society, UK from 15th July 2021. Now, I am Teaching as Senior demonstrator in Islam medical college and further applying for PhD aboard.

Subjects

  • Anatomy Expert

Experience

  • Senior Demonstrator (Apr, 2024–Present) at Islam medical and dental college
    As a Senior Demonstrator in the Anatomy Department, I assumed a leadership role in guiding and mentoring junior demonstrators while continuing to provide exceptional educational support to students. Drawing upon my extensive knowledge and experience in anatomy, I oversaw the organization and execution of practical sessions, ensuring a smooth and enriching learning experience for students. I actively collaborated with faculty members to develop and implement innovative teaching methods, incorporating advanced technologies and interactive learning tools to enhance student engagement and understanding. Furthermore, I played a crucial role in training and supervising junior demonstrators, providing them with guidance on effective teaching techniques and helping them refine their anatomical knowledge and presentation skills. Additionally, I actively contributed to the department's research endeavors, conducting independent studies and collaborating with faculty members on ongoing research projects. Through my dedication to excellence in teaching, leadership, and research, I aimed to inspire a new generation of anatomists and contribute to the advancement of anatomical knowledge in the field.
  • Demonstrator (Oct, 2021–Mar, 2024) at Islam medical and dental college
    As a demonstrator in the Anatomy Department, my role was instrumental in providing valuable education and support to students pursuing medical and healthcare careers. With a deep understanding of human anatomy, I facilitated learning by organizing and conducting practical sessions, where I guided students in the dissection and exploration of cadavers, anatomical models, and digital resources. I effectively communicated complex anatomical concepts, ensuring students grasped the intricacies of the human body. Moreover, I assisted in preparing instructional materials, such as anatomical diagrams and study guides, to enhance students' understanding and retention of the subject matter. Additionally, I actively participated in departmental meetings, collaborating with faculty members to refine curriculum and develop innovative teaching methods. By fostering an engaging and interactive learning environment, I inspired students to develop a profound appreciation for human anatomy and its importance in clinical practice.
  • Postgraduate Trainee of Anatomy (Apr, 2019–Sep, 2021) at University of health sciences Lahore, Punjab
    As a Postgraduate MPhil trainee in the Anatomy Department, my role was centered around conducting in-depth research and advancing knowledge in the field of anatomy. With a strong foundation in anatomical sciences, I dedicated my time to investigating specific research questions and exploring new avenues of study. I actively collaborated with faculty members and fellow researchers, engaging in scholarly discussions, and sharing insights to foster a vibrant research environment. Through extensive literature reviews, data collection, and analysis, I contributed to the development of scientific papers, presentations, and publications. Additionally, I participated in seminars and conferences, presenting my research findings and receiving feedback from experts in the field. This experience allowed me to sharpen my critical thinking and analytical skills while also developing a deeper understanding of the intricacies of anatomy. By actively contributing to the body of knowledge in anatomy, I aimed to make a meaningful impact on medical education and clinical practice.
  • Demonstrator (Oct, 2016–Mar, 2019) at M Islam medical and dental college
    As a demonstrator in the Anatomy Department, my role was instrumental in providing valuable education and support to students pursuing medical and healthcare careers. With a deep understanding of human anatomy, I facilitated learning by organizing and conducting practical sessions, where I guided students in the dissection and exploration of cadavers, anatomical models, and digital resources. I effectively communicated complex anatomical concepts, ensuring students grasped the intricacies of the human body. Moreover, I assisted in preparing instructional materials, such as anatomical diagrams and study guides, to enhance students' understanding and retention of the subject matter. Additionally, I actively participated in departmental meetings, collaborating with faculty members to refine curriculum and develop innovative teaching methods. By fostering an engaging and interactive learning environment, I inspired students to develop a profound appreciation for human anatomy and its importance in clinical practice.

Education

  • CHPE (Jan, 2023–Jul, 2023) from Khyber Medical University Peshawar–scored 77%
  • MPhil (Apr, 2019–Feb, 2024) from University of health sciences Lahore, Punjab–scored 608/800
  • MBBS (Dec, 2009–Mar, 2015) from FMH COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY LAHORE–scored A grade

Fee details

    Rs2,000–5,000/day (US$7.18–17.94/day)

    As i m senior and experienced person in anatomy subject and highly dedicated so i will charge from 500 pkr to 2000 pkr daily

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