MRCOG (London, UK) · FCPS (Pakistan)
Consultant care for women, mentorship for the doctors who care for them
Dr. Bushra Shaikh is a senior consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist with fifteen years across tertiary and secondary care in Pakistan — combining high-risk obstetrics and advanced surgery with structured MRCOG teaching.
15
Years
9,000+
Deliveries
1,000+
Major Surgeries
Royal College Member
MRCOG, London 2024
MRCOG (UK), 2025
Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists, London
FCPS, 2017
Obstetrics & Gynaecology, JPMC Karachi
MBBS, 2007
First position at college level
Life Member SOGP
Society of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of Pakistan
Two Practices, One Standard
Clinical practice and MRCOG academy under one roof
Patients receive consultant-led continuity. Doctors receive the same evidence-based discipline, translated into exam-ready teaching.
For Patients
Obstetric & Gynaecological Care
Antenatal care, high-risk pregnancy, emergency obstetrics and major gynaecological surgery — delivered personally, never delegated.
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For Doctors
MRCOG Mentoring & Courses
Online small-group mentoring for international medical graduates preparing for MRCOG Parts 1, 2 and 3, with structured feedback.
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2,000+
High-risk emergencies managed
About Dr. Bushra
Evidence-based practice, maternal safety, surgical excellence
Trained at Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre under Prof. Shereen Bhutta (FRCOG), Dr. Bushra has practised across tertiary and secondary hospitals in Sindh and Punjab, and currently serves as Consultant Gynaecologist at a 50-bedded Sindh Government Hospital while mentoring MRCOG candidates internationally.
- Independent management of maternal critical care and obstetric emergencies
- Postgraduate supervision of FCPS and residency trainees since 2016
- Three peer-reviewed publications in maternal and neonatal health
Clinical Services
Comprehensive women's health, from first scan to surgical recovery
High-Risk Pregnancy
Hypertensive disease, diabetes in pregnancy, recurrent loss and growth-restricted babies managed with structured surveillance.
Antenatal & Delivery
Full antenatal pathway, birth planning, operative vaginal delivery and elective or emergency Caesarean section.
Gynaecological Surgery
Hysterectomy, myomectomy, ovarian cystectomy and prolapse repair with meticulous pre- and post-operative care.
Fertility & Menstrual Health
Infertility counselling, PCOS, endometriosis, heavy or irregular bleeding and hormonal assessment.
Emergency Obstetrics
Haemorrhage, eclampsia and maternal critical care managed independently with proven emergency judgement.
Well-Woman Review
Contraception, postpartum IUCD services, menopause guidance and preventive screening consultations.
Operative Experience
Volume that translates into judgement
Numbers matter in obstetrics: they shape the speed and accuracy of decisions when minutes count.
9,000+
Normal vaginal deliveries
3,000+
Caesarean sections
2,000+
High-risk obstetric emergencies
1,000+
Major gynaecological surgeries
MRCOG Academy
Mentoring built by someone who sat the exam recently
Online teaching for international postgraduates preparing for the MRCOG, delivered alongside a six-month Health Professions Education programme at NUMS Rawalpindi.
Part 1 Foundations
Basic sciences mapped to the RCOG blueprint.
Part 2 SBA Drills
Weekly timed papers with reasoning walkthroughs.
Part 3 Role-Play
Live circuits with structured examiner feedback.
1:1 Mentoring
Personal study plans and progress review.
Your Visit
A calm, four-step pathway
01
Reach Out
Share your concern by phone or the contact form and receive a clinic slot that fits your schedule.
02
Detailed Assessment
Unhurried history, examination and bedside ultrasound where indicated.
03
Shared Plan
Evidence-based options explained plainly, with written instructions you can keep.
04
Continuity
Follow-up, surgery or delivery managed by the same consultant from start to finish.
In Their Words
Trusted by mothers and by doctors in training
She managed my pre-eclampsia at 32 weeks calmly and explained every decision. My daughter and I are both well because of her judgement.
Ayesha R.
Patient, Karachi
The MRCOG Part 2 sessions were the turning point in my preparation. Structured, exam-focused and genuinely mentoring rather than lecturing.
Dr. Hamza K.
MRCOG Candidate
Years of trainees have benefited from her ward rounds. She teaches surgical discipline and patient safety in equal measure.
Dr. Sana M.
Former FCPS Trainee
Insights
Notes from clinic and classroom
Practical writing for patients navigating pregnancy and for doctors preparing for the Royal College examinations.
MRCOG
Building a 12-Week MRCOG Part 2 Revision Plan
6 min read
Obstetrics
Blood Pressure in Pregnancy: What Every Mother Should Track
5 min read
Surgery
Preparing for a Hysterectomy: Questions Worth Asking
7 min read
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