WelcometoDr.Kafie
MBBS (BUP) · MRCEM Primary, Royal College of Emergency Medicine (UK) · AMCC-05. A physician committed to emergency care, lifelong learning, and putting patients first.
Experience
A physician shaped by service, study, and quiet resolve.
Dr. Kafie is an emergency-medicine focused physician trained at Army Medical College, Chattogram under Bangladesh University of Professionals. After completing internship he successfully cleared the MRCEM Primary exam from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (UK) on his first attempt, scoring well above the cohort average.
As a young physician, my goal is to bring fast, accurate decisions and compassion for patients to the emergency department. Learning, service, and integrity — these three are the foundation of my career.
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Expertise
Emergency Care
Acute resuscitation, trauma response, and time-critical decision making in the ED.
Critical Triage
Rapid clinical assessment to prioritise the sickest patients first, safely.
Patient-First Approach
Calm, clear communication with patients and families during the hardest moments.
Continuous Learning
Active preparation toward MRCEM Intermediate & Membership — evidence-based always.
Skill & Experience
A holistic approach to emergency medicine that emphasises calm, clarity, and the interconnectedness of the body's systems.
Medical Officer
Emergency Dept, Khulna Medical
2023 — Present
Intern Doctor
BUP affiliated hospital
2021 — 2022
Resident Physician
Army Medical College Hospital
2022 — 2023
MRCEM Candidate
Royal College of EM, UK
2024 — Present
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Experience
What Our Patients Say
We have many satisfied patients. They're happy with our care.
Dr. Kafie listened patiently and explained every step. His emergency assessment saved precious time when I needed it most.
From the moment I walked into the ED, Dr. Kafie made me feel calm and cared for. Truly a compassionate professional.
Thanks to Dr. Kafie, I'm now living a happier, healthier life. I cannot recommend him enough for any emergency care.
Let's talk — about medicine, mentorship, or a case.
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