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She holds an MBBS, MRCGP International (South Asia), Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH), and AMC Part 1 (AMC MCQ). Her clinical background includes government and primary-care practice, with experience across family medicine, women's health, child health, preventive care, and the management of acute and chronic conditions.

Teaching and OSCE education

Dr Jia has developed a focused approach to MRCGP International OSCE preparation, helping candidates translate their clinical knowledge into effective examination performance. Her teaching focuses on the practical skills that distinguish a strong OSCE candidate: structured consultations, clinical reasoning, patient-centred communication, physical examination, counselling, time management and clear presentation of ideas.

Rather than relying on memorised scripts, she encourages candidates to understand the principles behind each consultation and adapt their approach to different clinical scenarios. Her sessions are designed to be interactive and case-based, allowing candidates to practise realistic situations and develop confidence in handling unfamiliar stations.

An important part of her teaching is constructive, individualised feedback. She identifies specific areas where a candidate can improve and provides practical strategies to make their performance clearer, more structured and more effective.

Dr Jia believes that successful OSCE preparation is not simply about knowing what to say. It is about learning how to think, communicate and prioritise under pressure. Her goal is to create a supportive learning environment where candidates can practise openly, learn from mistakes and progressively develop an examination approach that feels natural and confident.

Dr Jia is also currently pursuing the RACGP PEP Specialist pathway, giving her additional insight into the journey from international postgraduate qualifications towards Australian general practice.

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She holds an MBBS, Bachelor of Science (B.Sc), MCPS in Family Medicine and MRCGP International (South Asia). Over the course of her career, she has worked in diverse clinical and healthcare settings, developing broad experience in comprehensive patient care and community-based medicine.

Dr Mehwish has served as a Senior Physician with the outreach services of Aga Khan University Hospital, where she was involved in providing high-quality primary and general medical care across community-based healthcare settings. Her experience in a reputed tertiary-care institution and its outreach network has strengthened her clinical approach, with particular emphasis on holistic patient assessment, continuity of care, preventive medicine and effective communication.

She has also served for approximately eight years in different medical squadrons, gaining valuable experience in a structured and diverse medical environment. This extensive service has contributed to her ability to manage patients efficiently, make sound clinical decisions and work effectively in demanding and multidisciplinary settings.

Alongside her clinical practice, Dr Mehwish has a strong interest in medical education and health awareness. She has delivered lectures and educational sessions on a variety of health-related topics in colleges and other educational settings, reflecting her passion for communicating medical knowledge in a clear, practical and accessible manner.

Teaching and OSCE mentoring

In recent years, Dr Mehwish has developed a particular focus on postgraduate medical education and MRCGP International OSCE preparation. She actively mentors doctors preparing for the MRCGP International examination, helping candidates develop a structured and practical approach to OSCE stations.

Her teaching focuses on clinical reasoning, systematic data gathering, identification of red flags, focused examination, appropriate management planning, patient-centred communication, counselling, time management and effective consultation skills. She places particular emphasis on understanding the candidate's approach rather than simply memorising model answers, encouraging learners to think and communicate like a safe and competent GP.

Her teaching philosophy is centred around case-based learning, active participation and personalised feedback. Through realistic clinical scenarios, mock consultations and one-to-one mentoring, she aims to identify individual strengths and gaps and help candidates build confidence in applying their knowledge under examination conditions.

With a combination of extensive clinical experience, postgraduate family medicine training and a strong commitment to medical education, Dr Mehwish brings a practical, patient-centred and examination-focused approach to MRCGP OSCE mentoring.