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California, United States

Oakland, California, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

• Staff emergency department at Parnassus campus on a per-diem basis• Teach and supervise emergency medicine residents from UCSF

San Jose, California, Us

• Staff emergency department at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, and provide medical care for Santa Clara County Corrections facilities• Teach and supervise emergency medicine residents from Stanford University and medicine interns from Santa Clara Hospital• Supervise physician assistants in the emergency departments• Perform monthly review of cases to identify care, systems, and professionalism issues as member of quality improvement committee• Designated liaison to meet with vendors and review literature to determine viability and utility of biomedical hardware in the emergency department

San Francisco, California, Us

- Staff emergency departments at UCSF Parnassus campus, UCSF Mission Bay campus, and Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.- Resident lead for quality improvement project to implement high performance CPR protocol at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. - Resident liaison to UCSF Parnassus Code Room Committee at UCSF to address resuscitation bay operational issues and interface with nursing staff- Conducting research project regarding termination of resuscitation protocols for prehospital out-of-hospital cardiac arrest as part of emergency medical services area of distinction- Expected end date of July 2020

- Served over 700 hours of duty time providing medical standby services at event assignments, including college football games, dignitary visits, student parties, and school ceremonies.- Familiar with use of ambulance gurneys and stairchairs- Contributed to founding of service, including drafting of procedure manuals and presenting to university administrators - Served as organization president 2009-2010

San Jose, California, Us

- Student leader for electronic medical records for Stanford School of Medicine affiliated free clinic providing care for underserved patients in San Jose, CA.- Worked with full-time clinic staff to install hardware establishing virtual private network connection to electronic medical records system servers on Stanford Hospital network.- Updated clinic computers to comply with Stanford encryption and privacy policies.- Provided phone and on-site technical support during clinic hours to troubleshoot user issues.- Responsible for managing clinic laboratory service once per quarter. Performed phlebotomy on patients, managed lab orders, and arranged for sample delivery to Stanford Hospital.- Provided medical care under supervision of attending physician. Took histories, performed physical exams, and assisted in development of assessment and plan

Stanford, California, Us

- SHCG is a volunteer consulting organization with team members from across the Stanford community, working on health care management, operations, quality, and performance improvement projects for Stanford University Hospital and low resource clients.- Worked as an associate on teams of 5-6 students consulting with Stanford Hospital to perform quality and cost improvement analyses for hospital policies and procedures.- From January to March, was assigned to project analyzing introduction of bedside tracheostomy/percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy procedure to ICU, supplementing surgical procedures. Performed financial analysis of patient charges for bedside procedures showing reduction in costs, as well as analysis of demographics of patients undergoing the procedures.- From March to June, was assigned to project investigating admissions from the emergency department to intermediate ICU. After shadowing in emergency department, created process map depicting process for admissions to monitored beds. Interviewed emergency room attending and resident physicians to identify pain points in the admissions process, and suggested improvements

- Designed and coordinated departmental onboarding process for five new deputy and community service officer hires. Contributions include development of new hire materials folder, design of campus-wide scavenger hunt to orient new hires to campus, and revamp of core values presentation materials.- Assisted staff in scenario testing for deputy position applicants.- Modified Visual Basic codes for department databases to improve performance and functionality- Created and assembled memory books for retirement ceremonies of two deputies.

Stanford, Ca, Us

- Specialized in advancement of tracer-based planar laser-induced fluorescence diagnostic for measurements of temperature, pressure, and other flowfield parameters in applications ranging from laboratory turbulent jets to automotive engines.- Versed in a wide range of equipment, including Class IV lasers (excimer, Nd:YAG, dye) and scientific grade cameras (CCD, intensified CCD, high-speed CMOS) and optics (lenses, polarizers, filters).- Designed and constructed unique optical cell experimental setup capable of simultaneous high-temperature and high-pressure conditions with high levels of automation to reduce operator load.- Measured fluorescence quantum yield and absorption cross-section for 3-pentanone tracer (used in engine diagnostics) over a wide range of temperatures and pressures beyond those in previous work.- Developed semi-empirical photophysical model of 3-pentanone fluorescence yield applicable to combustion system diagnostics, especially at high temperature and pressure conditions.- Created novel time-resolved imaging diagnostics using continuous-wave lasers for applications requiring high measurement rates and high sensitivity.- Work resulted in 3 refereed journal publications and a poster presentation at the Gordon Conference for Laser Diagnostics in Combustion.

Stanford, California, Us

- Led engineering of mechanical systems and aerodynamic design for solar powered car to be raced in the North American Solar Challenge of 2005. Contributed significant technical expertise and leadership to the car and team that won its class in 2005 after coming in second to last in 2003.- Designed the body shape for the car using computational fluid dynamic modeling for low drag, and used modeling and mockups for human factors design.- Designed robust steel frame chassis that protected driver; chassis and driver were unaffected by three vehicle collisions that occurred during vehicle testing and the race.- Used software modeling in design of aluminum double wishbone suspension, including motion analysis to optimize handling and tire wear, and finite element analysis to verify part strength.- Managed out-sourcing and in-house production of suspension components and vehicle assembly.- Led mechanical systems team responsible for vehicle readiness and repair during the Solar Challenge. Repair innovations include development rapid tire changing technique using air powered tools instead of hand tools allowing for easy wheel removal and uniform nut tightening.- Led rebuild of rear suspension without compromising race position after vehicle collision during event.

Cleveland, Oh, Us

- Made a research grade Hall thruster functional via design changes - Performed thruster characterization and performance measurements

Bethesda, Md, Us

- Developed new software model of wind gust effects on Atlas IIAS rocket launch vehicles for launch day operations- Ran tests of the new methodology compared to the existing methodology

- Assigned to project retrofitting control systems on a coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania- Diagrammed changes to wiring of annunciator systems and burner control systems

Doctor Of Medicine (Md)

Post-Baccaulareate, Pre-Medical Courses

Ph.D, Mechanical Engineering

Master Of Science, Mechanical Engineering

B.S.E, Aerospace Engineering