Application For Employment: Immediately
Application For Employment: Immediately
Application for: Specialty Doctor in Oral and Maxillofacial Job ref: 001-DSG880
Surgery Closing date: 25-Jan-2021
Application submitted: 25-Jan-2021 17:43 Application ID: 49931542
Applicant: Mahmoud Ibraheem Eladawy
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Personal details
Title Dr
Forename Mahmoud
Middle name(s) Ibraheem
Surname Eladawy
Address Tanta , 17th Althoraya street
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Application for: Specialty Doctor in Oral and Maxillofacial Job ref: 001-DSG880
Surgery Closing date: 25-Jan-2021
Application submitted: 25-Jan-2021 17:43 Application ID: 49931542
Applicant: Mahmoud Ibraheem Eladawy
Application questions
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completing the application form, and ensure that your answers clearly and honestly demonstrate how your skills and experience are relevant to the post for which you are applying.
Education & Professional Qualifications
Please list your qualifications from University onwards in date order (up to 11 with most recent first). Please also indicate subjects currently being studied
and the expected year of qualification. In the grade/result column for courses not yet completed, please state 'in progress'. All information disclosed on
this application will be subject to verification.
Please list clinical, management and leadership, research, teaching, professional etc courses you have attended over the past 3 years, in date order (up
to 7 with most recent first). Please include courses in progress or approved for attendance in the near future and the expected date of completion. If you
have completed a professional course which you believe to be relevant to this post, which falls outside the 3 year limit, please include it. All information
disclosed on this application will be subject to verification.
oral and maxillofacial surgery training program MUST university three years 2015
speciality doctor oral and maxillofacial surgery Benha university five years 2014 : 2019
clinical attachment in oral and maxillofacial surgery Luton and dunstable hospital , UK two weeks 2018
Please provide details regarding any relevant professional registrations or memberships. This information will be subject to a satisfactory check.
Fitness to Practise
Are you currently subject to a fitness to practise investigation and/or proceedings of any nature by a regulatory or licensing body which may
have a bearing on your suitability for the position you are applying for?
This may include any fitness to practise investigation and/or proceedings of any nature that are being undertaken by a regulatory or licensing
body in any other country.
No
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conditions or sanctions (including limitations, suspension or any other restrictions) that apply to your professional registration and, the name
and address of the regulatory or licensing body concerned.
Have you ever been removed from the register, or have conditions or sanctions been placed on your registration, or have you been issued
with a warning by a regulatory or licensing body in the UK or in any other country?
You are not required to disclose any information in relation to the above where any right to appeal has been upheld and where that appeal has
resulted in your case being fully exonerated. In these circumstances you should select NO to this question.
No
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restrictions) that apply to your registration and/or any warnings issued, where relevant, and the name and address of the regulatory or
licensing body concerned.
In your current or any previous employment, have you had restrictions placed on your clinical practice as part of the revalidation process?
No
If applicable, please provide details of any restrictions you may have.
NHS Service
Employer/activity history
Please record below full details of all your continuous employment history, beginning with your current or most recent employer and working backwards chronologically. If there are
any gaps in your employment please ensure a full explanation is given at end of the ‘Employment History’ section.
IMPORTANT: If you are currently working within an NHS organisation but through an agency, please ensure you name the agency as your employer and not the NHS organisation
you are currently contracted to.
Please provide I was elicited by my supervisor to launch a new oral and maxillofacial unit - inside the ENT
details below: department , Benha University hospital.
I was one of the co-founder of the unit.
The unit had both types of patients :
1) exempt : they don't pay for the service" as it's educational hospital .
2) have to pay as a private work .
I had a percentage for those with the private service.
I loved the job as it had clinical , managerial , higher training and development part .
It had a charity and voluntary element, which I liked as well.
Contract duration
(months)
Reason for leaving I needed more time to clear the ORE .
(if applicable) the qualifying exam for UK to have a full GDC registration .
Brief description of I had may responsibilities :
your duties & 1) out patient clinic : seeing patients in two clinic every week .
responsibilities 2) minor oral surgeries : being a dentist inside the ENT department , I had the duty of
managing all dental concern and minor oral surgeries, as all other staff are medical
practitioners and don't have the scope of oral surgery , I had went through " difficult
extractions , biopsies , wisdom tooth removal , Apicectomy , arch bar , splinting ,
impressions.
3) operating list management
4) operating theatre : the vast majority of cases were trauma and oncology ,the operating
theatre is located inside ENT department
5) post operative care
6) arrangement for conferences, scientific days and events relevant to the our unit.
7) assistant in research work in side the department.
8) review the purchases and the supplied materials and reporting tp the boss
9) audit and quality control relevant to the agreed protocols , take actions if necessary .
Gaps in Employment
Please provide in this section explanations for any gaps in your employment history (chronologically, most recent first). For any gaps in
employment of 6 months or more over the past 5 years, please include contact details of your professional mentor or educational supervisor,
who can verify the reason for the gap and if necessary provide you with an appropriate reference for the period not worked.
I had no gabs in employment , being a business owner makes no gabs at all .
Additionally I believe in multitasking , working in multiple project in the same time increases the productivity ,so I always had some thingtovdo, or a
skill to be learnt .
Supporting Information
Elements of this section may not apply to you or the post for which you are applying. Please be reassured that your application will only be measured against the essential and
desirable criteria set down in the published person specification. If you have nothing to insert in a specific (specialist) section, please select 'not applicable' and the detail of that section
will be hidden on the form.
Please briefly describe the extent of your proficiency and experience in the procedures highlighted above, along with any particular clinical
skills/experience/special interests you possess that you may wish to highlight.
-For my skills ,am doing teaching sessions two /three times a week . the main core subjects are surgery , medicine , max-fax and general dentistry .
-Have my own private dental practice for general dental work with special emphasis on surgical workflow "minor surgeries , implant " -have two GA
operation list per week in Benha university hospital , working both under supervision and independent
In the context of this post, in reflecting on your own skills and abilities, are there any areas where you might seek further development and
support?
yes ,
I would like to develop myself more in :
1) audit
2) research
3) have a UK surgical experience
4) have a high certificate in teaching
Teaching
If applicable, please briefly describe both formal and informal teaching you may have undertaken, the main topics taught, your audience (numbers and composition) and which
teaching methods you have used. If you have attended formal training or courses on teaching, please identify them here, and include any feedback you may have received about
your teaching skills.
Description of planning for the educational program for the MFDS/MJDf/MFD exams
change
Date
Aim & measure of updating and renewing the needs for the exams and candidates
the change
Conclusions/Actions exams and regulations are changing rapidly , you need to update your content and plan
how will you present it in every batch .
so we hold an audit every months to discuss all aspects in the work flow " management ,
finance , content , development "
Of the change/audits/projects you have undertaken, which has been of most value, and why?
I can't think of something more valuable than being a co-founder of the oral and maxillofacial unit in BENHA university hospital .
with a very limited fund and support as well , we created the unit with all its details from nothing, we used donations , charity and even sometimes we
payed from our pockets to keep things run .
we helped very poor people to get the health and care service they need.
we developed and learned a lot as well .
Describe the impact of a change initiated by you on wider members of your team.
it's was like a family on target , and the best team work ever .
Research
If applicable, briefly describe any research projects you have undertaken over the past 5 years, the research aim and outcome, whether you initiated and led the research
independently or worked under the supervision of a senior. Please list the most recent first up to a maximum of 5.
Date
Aim of research using anterior sinus wall for management of blow out fracture
Conclusions/Actions using anterior sinus wall as afraft for repair of blow out orbital floor fracture has shown
results compared to using of mesh and split rib
Please summarise your main learning point from an effective audit/quality improvement project you have undertaken.
exploring more in depth knowledge in research work .
case documentation and presentation
meticulous follow up with the appropriate investigation tool
Do you hold any particular qualifications in research?
till now no , however am planning to invest more in these areas.
this comes in the priority of my personal development plan
Publications in Peer Reviewed Journals
If you wish, please list up to 6 of your publications in peer reviewed journals. Please list the most recent first.
Do you wish to No
provide details of any
publications in peer
reviewed journals?
Presentations
If you wish, please give details of up to 6 presentations you have made. Please list the most recent first.
Do you wish to No
provide details of any
prizes or other
academic
distinctions you have
received?
Please highlight experience you may have which is relevant to this post, not necessarily limited to professional activities.
Team Working
Describe situations where you have been involved in working in a team, not necessarily limited to professional activities.
working with a team is a must for our daily work , starting from surgical route and duties .
in the education center as a team , we had to share roles and work together effectively to achieve our mission and satisfy our candidates as well .
Supporting information
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particular post, if this has not been fully covered in the previous sections.
Please include your reasons for applying and take the opportunity to highlight your particular talents and strengths, (what you feel you can personally offer - what is
unique to you - what sets you apart from your peers).
Please DO NOT include personal details or duplicate information already provided elsewhere in your application.
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Application for: Specialty Doctor in Oral and Maxillofacial Job ref: 001-DSG880
Surgery Closing date: 25-Jan-2021
Application submitted: 25-Jan-2021 17:43 Application ID: 49931542
Applicant: Mahmoud Ibraheem Eladawy
References
References
If you are successful, prior to appointment, we will take up as many references as needed to cover all activities, including periods of employment and full time education,
that you have undertaken over the past three years. Any offer will be subject to these being satisfactory. Please ensure that you provide full contact details for your Employer/Line
Managers or Course Tutors for each activity. Please include their work email address where possible to avoid any unnecessary delays.
If during the last three years you have any periods in which you have not been in either employment or full-time education please provide details of someone who can provide a
character reference for you to cover this period. Character references should be provided by a person of standing in the community such as a Teacher, Health Care Professional (i.e.
Doctor, Physiotherapist, Registered Nurse), Minister of Religion, Police Officer or Solicitor. Character references should only be used in EXCEPTIONAL circumstances to cover
periods of time when you have not been in either employment or education.
Please use the "Add another" button below to add as many referees as required to meet the above requirements. Periods that referees cover may overlap but there should
not be any gaps over the past three years.
Referee's title Mr
Referee's first Mohammed
name(s)
Referee's surname Hassan
Referee's
organisation name
Job title Consultant
How do they know Employer / Line Manager
you?
Address 1 Cairo
Address 2
Address 3
City / Town 6th of October
County / State
Postcode 533321
Country Egypt
Telephone no.
Mobile no.
Email address [email protected]
Can the referee be Yes
approached prior
to the interview?
Period this October 2012
reference covers
from:
Period this November 2020
reference covers
to:
What name will the
referee know you
by if different from
your current
name?
Why has your
name changed?
Referee's title Mr
Referee's first Sameh
name(s)
Referee's surname Zaki
Referee's NHS
organisation name
Job title Consultant
Application for: Specialty Doctor in Oral and Maxillofacial Job ref: 001-DSG880
Surgery Closing date: 25-Jan-2021
Application submitted: 25-Jan-2021 17:43 Application ID: 49931542
Applicant: Mahmoud Ibraheem Eladawy
Equal opportunities
Equal opportunities
NHS organisations recognise the benefits of having a diverse workforce and therefore welcome applications from all sections of the community. In addition to this, under the
provisions of the Equality Act 2010, all NHS organisations are required to demonstrate that their recruitment processes are fair and that they are not discriminating against or
disadvantaging anyone because of their age, disability, gender reassignment status, marriage or civil partnership status, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex or
sexual orientation. Therefore a series of questions need to be raised in order to ascertain who is applying for each position and to ensure that no one is being unfairly
discriminated against or disadvantaged.
This section of the application form will be detached from your application form and will not be used as part of the selection process nor will it be seen by anybody who is
interviewing you. The information collected is only used for monitoring purposes in an anonymised format to assist the organisation in analysing the profile and make up of
individuals who apply, are shortlisted for and appointed to each vacancy. In this way, they can check that they are complying with the Equality Act 2010.
The Equality Act 2010 protects people against discrimination on the grounds of:
The Equality Act 2010 also protects people who are married or in a civil partnership.
Disability
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such as dyslexia. If you tell us that you have a disability we can make reasonable adjustments to ensure that any selection processes - including the
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details.
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As you get further through the process, employment checks may need to be performed such as identity, right-to-work (immigration), criminal records,
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To get a new recruit started in their work, induction training and some administrative requirements are completed. Some information will be requested
from you at that time, such as bank details for your salary payments and emergency contact details in case you have an emergency at work. The
information for those who have been recruited is entered into the employee management and records keeping systems that are used by the employer.
If you do not provide information as needed, this may hinder or prevent your application or employment.
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of the recruitment process and workforce. It is protected throughout the process, is not visible to those assessing your application or to hiring
managers, and cannot be used in a way which can identify you. It will not affect your application if you choose to not provide this information.
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1. Introduction
NHS Wales is made up of several health organisations that include the NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership (NWSSP). They provide many
services on an All Wales basis. This includes Recruitment.
If you have any questions regarding this information you must contact the Recruitment Services Department on 02920 905353 or email
This leaflet has been issued by the Information Governance function within NWSSP to assist and facilitate the Recruitment process within NHS Wales.
2. Your rights
This leaflet covers your rights under a new law called the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). It emphasises the NWSSP’s need to make sure
that we explain how we use your information during the recruitment process.
The information we give you about our use of your information will be:
The law determines how we can use your information. The laws we follow that allow us to use your information are listed below:
The NHS Wales Shared Services Partnership Recruitment Services directorate that administer the processes that involve Recruitment for NHS Wales,
is the holder and user of your information.
The information listed below, that you provide as part of your application form, will be used for Recruitment purposes. These include:
By submitting your application to NHS Jobs/Trac, you are giving your consent for elements of your application data to be transferred to the NHS
Electronic Staff Record (ESR) and other secure, internal NHS Workforce systems in order to support and manage your recruitment and employment
within your employing organisation; to be used by Recruitment for purposes of checking your Professional Registration online (where applicable).
These processes are in line with Fair and Lawful processing in line with current Data Protection Legislation especially those in relation to your personal
or sensitive personal data (sensitive personal data is defined as any declared physical or mental health conditions, racial or ethnic origin, sexual
orientation, trade union membership, political opinion, religious beliefs). As an organisation, we ensure that the legislation defining confidentiality is
observed such as use of data for specific, defined purposes, and use of data that is relevant and not excessive whilst practicing data accuracy and
security of all held personal identifiable information (PII)
If you are successfully appointed, by completing the application form you authorise the organisation to obtain any previous NHS service details
including all electronically held sickness information, via the Inter Authority Transfer process on the national Electronic Staff Record (ESR).
We also collect documentation as evidence as part of our mandatory pre-employment checks, this includes items such as:
• Passport information;
• Driving licence information;
• Utility bills;
• Right to work information.
The NWSSP also runs regular reports on performance and activity by NHS Wales Health Boards. Anonymous information is also provided for equal
opportunities analysis.
By providing your information, you are consenting to NWSSP contacting you to obtain feedback on your experiences of the recruitment journey.
As an applicant for a job within NHS Wales, we will only use your information for Recruitment purposes and to conduct pre-employment checks for
Safe Recruitment, and to reuse those checks for speedy recruitment and to save costs should you apply for a job within NHS Wales in the future.
Where we ask for your consent (permission), any refusal may result in withdrawal of the post offer due to various standards and the legislation that
NHS Wales must adhere to at all times.
We will also use your information without permission only where it is justified by law. These may include allegations of fraud, where an applicant has
lied on their application form or where someone has provided false documentation or qualifications.
• Administration of the NHS Jobs/Trac/Capita/Electronic Staff Record (ESR) and Cohort Occupational Health systems;
• Shortlisting potential applicants;
• Interviewing all shortlisted applicants;
• Performing Pre-Employment Checks (PEC checks); and
Under the law, your information is shared only with those recruiting managers that are responsible for the recruitment process to a vacant post within
their department. This is so that only the appropriate people work together to recruit staff for the benefit of you and the NHS.
It is important to note that anyone receiving information about you is under a legal duty to keep it confidential.
We will never sell your information and we will not share it without the appropriate legal authority.
The NWSSP takes responsibility to look after your personal information very seriously. This is regardless of whether it is electronic or in paper form.
We also employ someone who is responsible for managing information and its confidentiality to ensure:
All staff are required to undertake training on a regular basis. Comprehensive training is required to help protect the information that has been given to
the NWSSP. The training makes sure that all staff working in the NHS are aware of their responsibilities about the handling of your information
regardless of the department that they work in.
The NWSSP will make sure that you are able to have access to your information. This is so that you know what we hold.
If you want to know more please contact the NWSSP Information Governance Manager for further information about your rights of access.
The NWSSP tries to answer all requests for access to information as quickly as possible. The organisation is obliged to provide a response to your
request within a month of receiving it, but this can be extended if the request is complex and extensive.
These rights relate only to your own information. You can request to see another person’s information, if one of the following applies:
The NWSSP will look at your request to make sure that the information requested is personal information. Most of the time, it will be clear that the
information is personal but the NWSSP will contact you if it is not clear.
However, we could ask for a small fee. This is where the request is large or repeated.
This will be based on the cost of providing it. If you wish to find out more about fees for information, then please contact the NWSSP Information
Governance Manager.
The information will be provided in a format that can be used on another system easily if it is electronic (i.e. Microsoft Word or Excel). Otherwise, it will
be supplied on paper.
9. Permission (consent)
For the use of your personal information to be lawful, the NWSSP may ask for permission from you. This is not necessary if the use is for a lawful
basis under current regulation such as for Recruitment purposes.
Any permission (consent) that is collected from you should have been given freely and you have not been pressured to do so. This should have been
done clearly and you are aware of what the use of your information means.
If your permission is asked for, you will be provided with information regarding this by use of this Privacy Notice. This will explain what you are being
asked to give permission for. The NWSSP will have to prove that it gave you information and that you were fully aware of what you were giving
permission for.
If permission is requested, you could provide this in several ways that include by writing, ticking a box on a web page, by choosing options in a mobile
phone app, or by any other action that shows your acceptance of the use of your information.
When a request for stopping use is received, the NWSSP will still store information but will not use it anymore.
Any changes that include the stopping of the use of your information will be told to you at the time.
However, any withdrawn or unsuccessful job applications or applications that did not complete pre-employment checks will be retained for 13 months
and destroyed after this time.
The NWSSP also provides safeguards against risks that involve processes that include automated decision-making.
The Recruitment Services department may take a small number of automated decisions with your information but there is mostly some human
involvement in this.
However, the NWSSP will take steps to identify how many automated decisions it makes and whether these are acceptable.
The NWSSP will ensure that any automated profiling is fair and lawful. The NWSSP will use correct procedures, to include reducing errors and where
data is not accurate.
Successful applicants
If your application is successful, your data is downloaded into the Electronic Staff Record (ESR) system.
The ESR system also interfaces with other systems such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Register and the Disclosure and Barring
Service (DBS) Update Service and the Cohort Occupational Health System.
You are entitled to request that the NWSSP correct any mistakes in your information.
The NWSSP must ensure that proven inaccurate or incomplete information is either erased or corrected.
We will only store information for as long as necessary. Records are stored in line with Records Management Code of Practice for Health & Social
Care’s retention and disposal schedule. This determines the minimum length of time records should be kept.
Making a complaint
If you wish to make a complaint about any issues you have experienced regarding your information, then please contact:
Tim Knifton
Information Governance Manager
02920 902272
[email protected]
If you are still unsatisfied following your complaint and this remains unresolved, you have the right to make a complaint to the:
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.ico.org.uk
Further information
For more information relating to this leaflet or questions on the content of this information, please contact Recruitment Services
Website: http://nww.employmentservices.wales.nhs.uk/recruitment
Upon submission of an application form for an NHS England vacancy, a cookie may be shared with NHS England & Improvement (the data controller)
and their partners to measure the effectiveness of recruitment campaigns. This is used for analytics only and you cannot be directly identified from this
type of cookie.
To make an enquiry, a request for your personal information held as part of this process, or to arrange for any mistakes to be corrected, you may
contact either the team who are handling your application or the Data Protection Officer ([email protected]). If you agree, we will try to deal
with your request informally, for example by providing you with the specific information you need over the telephone.
If you have a complaint, please contact us so that we can investigate. If you believe that the processing of your information is in breach of the General
Data Protection Regulation then you also have the right to lodge a complaint with the GDPR supervisory authority in the EU Member State of your
habitual residence, place of work or of the alleged infringement.