Mostafa Dahir

• Lead the Family Medicine Procedure Clinic team, overseeing clinical operations and staff
coordination.
• Serve as an active member of the Patient Safety and Infection Control team.
• Teach and supervise medical residents in minor surgical procedures including: knee and
shoulder joint injections, skin/punch biopsies, acupuncture, vasectomy, IUD insertion and
removal, Nexplanon insertion and removal, skin tag removal, and toenail removal.
• Screen patients, take vital signs, and manage patient data in AHLTA military electronic health
system.
• Assist physicians during minor surgical procedures; prepare sterile fields, drape and position
patients.
• Draw up parenteral medications including steroid injections and local anesthetics.
• Coordinate patient appointments across clinics and specialists via CHCS; manage scheduling
and eligibility verification.
• Consult with providers on the latest clinical materials, functional braces, and techniques.

• Performed venipuncture, lab collections, EKGs, and vital signs.
• Assisted with minor surgical procedures.

Dedicated and highly experienced Certified Medical and Surgical Assistant with over 18 years of service at prestigious military medical facilities. Proven team leader with expertise in minor surgical procedures, patient safety, infection control, and clinical education. Holds a Bachelor of Science in Health Science and has collaborated with distinguished physicians, including the personal physician to former President Barack Obama. Fluent in four languages, with an exceptional record of awards and recognition for clinical excellence.

• Screened patients, performed vital signs, lab collections (urinalysis, throat cultures), and EKGs.
• Administered SQ, IM, and intradermal injections as ordered.
• Assisted with minor surgical procedures and managed data in CHCS Ambulatory system.

• Monitored blood pressure, collected blood, assisted with minor surgery, prepared Pap Smears
and IUDs.
• Performed EKG tracings, bandaging, and First Aid. Pre- and post-positioned patients.