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Founder & Emergency Medicine Doctor

Dr Abdul
Rehman

MBBS · BSc · MRCEM UK· Specialty Doctor in EM, NHS UK

I built ReviseMRCEM after passing my own MRCEM exams — because I knew the resources available weren't good enough. After two years as an Emergency Registrar in Ireland, I'm now joining the NHS as a Specialty Doctor in Emergency Medicine. As an IMG who cleared every exam first time, I understand exactly what you need to succeed.

95%
IFOM CSE Score
1st
Attempt on all MRCEMs
10+
Published Papers
Dr Abdul Rehman
🇮🇪
Kilkenny
St Luke's Hospital
🎓
MRCEM
All exams 1st attempt
📄
Cureus
Published researcher

From Islamabad to Irish Emergency Rooms

I graduated from Federal Medical and Dental College, Islamabad in 2021 — passing all my professional MBBS exams in the first attempt and earning four distinctions (Gold Medals). I also hold a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Punjab, Lahore. In the same year, I sat the IFOM Clinical Science Examination and scored 95%, earning a certification in Clinical Science Knowledge from the National Board of Medical Examiners.

I completed my house job at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, Islamabad — one of Pakistan's premier teaching hospitals — rotating through General Surgery, Urology, General Medicine, and Paediatrics. Emergency medicine called to me early, and I went on to work at the Pakistan Air Force Hospital, Islamabad before moving to Ireland in late 2023.

In Ireland, I worked at St Luke's Hospital Kilkenny — first as SHO and then as Emergency Registrar for two years. I passed all my MRCEMs icluding MRCEM OSCE, MRCEM Primary (154/180) and MRCEM Intermediate (137/180) in my first attempts. After two rewarding years building my emergency medicine career in Ireland, I'm now taking the next step — joining the NHS as a Specialty Doctor in Emergency Medicine in the UK.

I built this platform because I know what it's like to prepare for MRCEM as an IMG — with limited guidance, expensive resources, and no peer community. I want every candidate to have what I didn't.

Credentials

🔬
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
University of Punjab, Lahore · 2023
Pass
🏥
MRCEM OSCE
Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK · Jan 2025
PASS — First Attempt
🏥
MRCEM Intermediate
Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK · April 2023
137 / 180 — First Attempt
📚
MRCEM Primary
Royal College of Emergency Medicine, UK · Nov 2022
154 / 180 — First Attempt
ATLS — Advanced Trauma Life Support
Royal College of Surgeons UK · Nov 2025
Pass
❤️
ACLS — Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
American Heart Association, Ireland · Dec 2024
Pass
🧪
IFOM Clinical Science Examination
NBME / Prometric · April 2021
95% — Top Score
💉
Procedural Sedation & Analgesia
RCSI, Ireland · Oct 2024
Certified

From Pakistan to Ireland & UK

🇬🇧
2026 – Present
Specialty Doctor — Emergency Medicine
NHS, United Kingdom
🏥
July 2024 – Jan 2026
Emergency Registrar
St Luke's Hospital, Kilkenny, Ireland
🩺
Dec 2023 – July 2024
Senior House Officer — Emergency Department
St Luke's Hospital, Kilkenny, Ireland
✈️
July 2022 – Nov 2023
Medical Officer — Accident & Emergency
Pakistan Air Force Hospital, Islamabad
⚕️
May – Aug 2022
Medical Officer — Emergency Section
Life Care International Hospital, Islamabad
🎓
May 2021 – May 2022
House Officer (Foundation Year)
Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Islamabad
Rotations: General Surgery · Urology · General Medicine · Paediatrics
📖
2016 – 2021
MBBS — 4 Gold Medal Distinctions, All exams 1st attempt
Federal Medical and Dental College, Islamabad
🎓
2023
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
University of Punjab, Lahore

Published Research

Peer-reviewed publications in emergency medicine, trauma, and clinical imaging — primarily in Cureus Journal of Medical Science.

Cureus · 2025 · First Author
Think Beyond the Obvious: Atypical Pulmonary Embolism Presentation in a Parkinson's Disease Patient
PMID: 40861636
Cureus · 2025 · First Author
A Hidden Diagnosis Behind Giant Inverted T-waves: Recognizing Apical Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy in a Young Adult
PMID: 41041107
Cureus · 2025 · First Author
Occult Femoral Neck Fracture Misdiagnosed as Septic Arthritis: Diagnostic Challenges in Busy Emergency Settings
PMID: 41103866
Cureus · 2025 · First Author
Audit of Ottawa Knee Rules Compliance in the Emergency Department: A Two-Cycle Quality Improvement Study
doi:10.7759/cureus.95532
Cureus · 2025 · First Author
High-Pressure Water Injection Injury to the Hand: An Underestimated Mechanism of Compartment Syndrome
PMID: 40970073
Cureus · 2025 · First Author
Inhaled Isopropyl Alcohol for Refractory Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome: A Case With Pneumomediastinum and Pneumothorax
PMID: 41170261

+ 40 radiology case studies published on Radiopaedia.org · Additional publications in WJARR and medtigo

ReviseMRCEM was built by someone who's been through it

After two years as an Emergency Registrar in Ireland and now moving to the NHS as a Specialty Doctor, I've seen firsthand what separates candidates who pass first time from those who don't — and it usually comes down to the quality of their resources.

I passed both exams in my first attempt — but not without effort. I kept detailed notes on what the exam actually tested, collected recalls from colleagues, and built my own revision system. When I arrived in Ireland and saw other IMGs struggling with the same problems, I decided to build the platform I wished had existed.

ReviseMRCEM is built by a doctor who cleared these exams, who works in emergency medicine every day, and who is deeply invested in your success. Every question, every explanation, and every feature reflects that commitment.