Hajir Adl

Dedicated Family Physician and Hospitalist with experience at Fraser Health Authority, in both outpatient and inpatient settings. Expertise in delivering comprehensive and compassionate patient care, and advocator for patient access. Past experience to demonstrate leadership, ability to work in multidisciplinary teams, budget planning, education, and implement best practices for clinical excellence. Passionate about advancing medical education, with a strong commitment to teaching and mentoring future physicians

• Primary Care Hospitalist Team (PCHT), 4 weeks, Burnaby General Hospital, University of British Columbia
• Primary Care Hospitalist Team (PCHT), 4 weeks, Sturgeon Community Hospital, University of Alberta
• Psychiatry, 4 weeks, Misericordia Community Hospital, University of Alberta
• Geriatrics, 4 weeks, Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, University of Alberta
• Palliative Medicine, 2 weeks, Grey Nuns Community Hospital, University of Alberta
• Emergency Medicine, 8 weeks, Royal Alex Hospital & Sturgeon Community Hospital, University of Alberta
• Internal Medicine (CTU), 4 weeks, Royal Alex Hospital, University of Alberta
• Intensive Care Unit (ICU), 4 weeks, Vancouver General Hospital, University of British Columbia
• Coronary Care Unit (CCU), 4 weeks, Royal Alex Hospital, University of Alberta
• General Surgery, 4 weeks, Misericordia Community Hospital, University of Alberta

• Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS)
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
• Pediatric Advance Life Support (PALS)
• Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)
• Advanced in Labour and Risk Management (ALARM)
• CASTED (ED Orthopedics)

• Family Medicine CaRMS Task Force, 2021-2023, Involved with organizing, advertising, file review, and interviewing for CaRMS.
• Academic clinic site representative, 2021-2023, Involved with organizing social events, representing and advocating for my site at department meetings.
• Research Committee representative, 2021-2023, Attend monthly family medicine department research meetings and organizing research day at the end of each academic year.
• Academic planning committee, 2021-2022, Representing family medicine residents to help improve the academic days’ content and delivery.
• Better Wise Project, 2022, Involved with reviewing international and national recommendations regarding common chronic disease seen in family medicine to help create prevention and screening tools.

• COVID Task Force (BC Pandemic Task Force), 2020, Searched and compiled published literature, ahead of print academic sources, grey literature, and social media for evidence-based findings to aid in decision making for Vancouver Coastal Health Authorities
• Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Project Leader (UBC), 2015-2016, Developed and rolled out a community awareness project to increase UBC student and staff awareness of AED’s location on campus and application.
• Emergency Medical Aid Team (EMAT) Leader (UBC), 2013-2016, Provided non-profit first aid services for UBC on-campus events and coordinated coverage schedules.

• Topical Skin Adhesives for Laceration Repair in Children (Canadian Family Physician (CFP) Publication), 2020, Publication: Adl H, Henkelman E, Goldman R. Child Health: Topical Skin Adhesives for Laceration Repair in Children. Canadian Family Physician (CFP) 2020;67(4).
• Cardiac Function in Pediatric Renal Transplant (BC Children’s Hospital), 2019-2020, Poster Presentation: Adl H (presenter), Blydt-Hanson T, De Souza AM, Human DG, Armstrong KR. Echocardiographic Evaluation of Cardiac Function in Pediatric Renal Patients Pre and Post Transplant. International Pediatric Transplant Association (IPTA), Vancouver, 2019.
• Dysautonomia of Adolescence (BC Children’s Hospital), 2018-2020, Poster Presentation: Adl H (presenter), De Souza AM, Galvin CR, Eastman P, Sneddon PL, Armstrong KR. Dysautonomia of Adolescence: A multidisciplinary Approach. BCCH Summer Student Research Program, 2018. Poster Presentation: Adl H (presenter), De Souza AM, Galvin CR, Eastman P, Sneddon PL, Sanatani S, Armstrong KR. Dysautonomia of Adolescence: The Canadian Experience. Pediatric Academic Society (PAS), Baltimore, 2019.
• Diastolic Function Following Ross Procedure (BC Children’s Hospital), 2019, Poster Presentation: Arora N (presenter), Adl H, De Souza AM, Hosking MC, Armstrong KR. Does diastolic dysfunction improve following the Ross procedure? Association for European Paediatric and Congenital Cardiology (AEPC), Sevilla, 2019.
• Point of Care Ultrasound Compared with Gonioscopy in Evaluation of Patients with Narrow Angles: A Prospective Pilot Study (Vancouver), 2018
• New Approach to Low Back Pain Diagnosis and Treatment: Prospective Study (Vancouver), 2018

• UBC Clerkship Rotation Award, 2019
• Science Scholar Dean’s Honor Standing, 2015 & 2016
• UBC Academic Awards: D F MacKenzie Scholarship, 2015
• UBC Certification of Leadership from UBC Peer Programs, 2016
• Black Belt in Kickboxing, Champions Martial Art Academy, 2017

• Urban Family Medicine (core rotation), 24 weeks, MacEwan University Health Centre, University of Alberta
• Urban Family Medicine, 8 weeks, Dominion Medical Centres, University of Alberta
• Rural Family Medicine, 8 weeks, Jasper, University of Alberta
• Pediatrics Outpatient Clinic & Emergency, 8 weeks, Stollery Children's Hospital, University of Alberta
• Neurology, 2 weeks, Movement Disorders Clinic in UBC, University of British Columbia
• Sport Medicine, 4 weeks, Glen Sather Sport Medicine Clinic & Physiologix Clinic, University of Alberta