YASMIN ABU TALIB

• Advocate, promote and emphasize child safety and offer expert opinion in every interaction.
• Make referrals to appropriate services, following up to confirm patients received access to required care.
• Establish trusting relationships with patients and children by maintaining open lines of communication to understand the extent of social disabilities.
• Conduct comprehensive client interviews, gathering relevant opinion to build a strong case foundation for appropriate therapy and placement.
• Led community outreach initiatives, providing pro bono services that increased access to legal assistance for underserved communities.

Auditing breastfeeding guidelines and practices for KKM hospital throughout the country.

Perform observations and evaluate documents to supplement audit findings.

• Conducted risk assessments to determine areas requiring increased focus during subsequent audits.

Provide detailed documentation on audit findings, facilitating swift corrective actions when necessary.

• Mentored junior auditors, sharing knowledge and best practices to foster their professional growth within the team.

Participate in promoting breastfeeding friendly measures in hospitals and health clinics.

Support private health institutes in promoting breastfeeding.

• Diagnosed and treated various pediatric illnesses, leading to healthier children in the community.
• Enhanced patient trust through effective communication skills and empathetic bedside manner.
• Contributed positively to the work environment by actively participating in team meetings, sharing ideas, and collaborating with colleagues on projects aimed at improving patient experience.
• Collaborated with other healthcare professionals to coordinate optimal care for complex pediatric cases.
• Developed customized treatment plans, addressing individual needs of pediatric patients and promoting overall wellness.
• Advocated for child welfare by recognizing signs of abuse or neglect within the clinical setting and taking appropriate action steps.
• Mentored medical students and residents, fostering their professional growth and development as future physicians.
• Promoted early detection of developmental issues by conducting thorough evaluations during well-child visits.