CV

Hussa Z. AlOuda

MD, MRCP(UK)

Internal Medicine Physician · Kuwait

Clinical medicine · medical education · founder, The MOC

Internal Medicine physician in Kuwait with interests in acute and general medicine, medical education and clinical decision-making. Chief Resident for three years, teaching medical students and junior doctors alongside clinical work. Founder and editor of The MOC, an independent clinical education platform for doctors in training.

CURRENT POSITION

Resident, Internal Medicine

Kuwaiti Board of Internal Medicine (KIMS) · Oct 2022 to present

Final year from Oct 2026. Expected completion 2027.

Clinical training

Rotational training across five teaching hospitals in Kuwait: Farwaniya, Amiri, Mubarak Al-Kabeer, Jaber and Ibn Sina. Two intensive care blocks and two coronary care blocks, emergency medicine, medical consultations, and subspecialty rotations in neurology, nephrology, haematology, gastroenterology, endocrinology, rheumatology, respirology, geriatrics, microbiology and oncology, alongside general and acute internal medicine throughout.

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS

MRCP(UK)

Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians · completed 2026

PACES passed February 2026 in all seven skill domains. Written Part 2, 2023. Part 1, 2023.

Doctor of Medicine (MD)

Kuwait University, Faculty of Medicine · 2020

Bachelor of Medical Sciences (BMedSc)

Kuwait University, Faculty of Medicine · 2017

Certification

ACLS Provider, current to 2028. Point-of-care ultrasound training, 2022 and 2023.

LEADERSHIP

Chief Resident

Kuwaiti Board of Internal Medicine · Oct 2022 to Oct 2025

Three years representing residents on the Residency Programme Committee, communicating resident concerns and programme decisions between the cohort and committee.

Vice President, Internal Affairs

Kuwait Medical Students Association · 2016 to 2017

Head of the organising committee

“An Insight into Society”, public health conference · Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Cultural Centre

Head of Media Committee

KuMSA Medical and Surgical Updates Conference · 2016

TEACHING

Examiner, MegaOSCE

Annual mock OSCE for final-year medical students · Wara Hospital, 2025

Invited speaker, “Before You Begin”

6ebeya orientation for over 100 newly accepted medical students · August 2026

Invited talk on entering medical training, incorporating The Capsule, a bilingual mentorship project bringing together written and recorded advice from doctors across stages of training.

“Navigating Ward Calls”

Talk delivered to the incoming PGY1 cohort at their academic day · 2024

Ongoing

Supervision and teaching of interns, junior residents and medical students as part of clinical work. Bedside teaching, case discussion, and clinical skills sessions for preclinical and final-year students. Clinical skills training at the annual first-year medical camp.

EDUCATIONAL WORK AND PUBLICATIONS

Independently published clinical education material. Not peer-reviewed.

Founder and Editor, MOC

themoc.co · 2022 to present

An independent clinical education platform for internal medicine trainees. I develop, write and edit its clinical educational content, drawing on primary literature and current guidelines.

Acute Medicine Series

Six volumes, 266 pages · completed 2026

Acute Infections · Cardiopulmonary Emergencies · Acute Neurology · Acute Gastroenterology and Hepatology · Acute Haematology and Rheumatology · Acute Endocrinology and Nephrology

Every chapter follows one fixed structure: immediate approach, how to think, what to do next, disposition, common mistakes. Dr Farah AlHouti contributed to the neurology volume.

IM Rapid Review

First edition, 2026 · 176 pages, 56 chapters across 10 specialties

A postgraduate internal medicine review built around pattern recognition, clinical reasoning and next-step management.

Ward-call clinical library

Open access

Forty-six structured references covering vitals, laboratory results and the presenting complaints that generate on-call pages, plus inpatient prescribing guides, clinical documentation templates, and career and examination guidance for trainees.

Clinical tools

An arterial and venous blood gas interpreter. A free on-call checklist. Offline access for use on the ward.

Contributing author, Medicine Survival Booklet

3rd edition, 2021 · 426 pages

A student-written clinical reference for Kuwait University medical students, sponsored by the 6ebeya student body, written by around thirty contributors.

QUALITY IMPROVEMENT

Closing the Screening Gap

Internal Medicine, Farwaniya Hospital · 2026

A departmental quality improvement project that raised screening completion from 23% to 57%, meeting its aim, developed through successive PDSA cycles.

RESEARCH AND PRESENTATIONS

LDL-C and acute coronary syndrome

Poster presentation, KBIM Day · October 2025

Co-author and sub-investigator.

Selected departmental presentations

  • Pulmonary renal syndrome in the intensive care unit. Weekly ICU and anaesthesia departmental meeting. 2026
  • Journal club: phase 3 trial of seladelpar in primary biliary cholangitis. Gastroenterology, Amiri. 2024
  • Secondary prevention of stroke, antiplatelet agents beyond aspirin and clopidogrel. Farwaniya. 2023
  • Approach to shock. Jaber Hospital. 2023
  • Non-thyroidal illness syndrome. Endocrine morning meeting, Amiri. 2023
  • Guillain-Barré syndrome, taught to final-year medical students. Ibn Sina. 2023

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Membership

Kuwait Medical Association, since 2021.

Languages

Arabic and English.

Community work

Volunteered through the COVID-19 pandemic at the International Fairground field facility and the Al Amiri Hospital pharmacy. Public screening campaigns with 6EBEYA and KuMSA at the Avenues Mall, one of which screened over 2,000 people. Humanitarian trips to Kenya and to Jordan.

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Last updated · August 2026