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James J. Peters Department Of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Bronx, Ny

New York, United States

• In the surgical unit, I lead a team of 4 or more Junior Doctors, several students, and many nurses to provide the daily direct patient care throughout the hospital by effectively communicating with all levels of expertise to engage them in processes and procedures while maintaining autonomy, ensuring the attainment of all patient needs• I act as the ICU Attending Physician, leading a team of 2-5 Junior Doctors and 6 Nurses while collaborating with Doctors from other specialty consulting teams to coordinate the patient care plan by identifying priorities and scheduling procedures, executing seamless services and care for patients• I direct the overall plan in the operating room as the Team Lead for 2-3 Junior Doctors, 1-2 Anesthesia Specialists, 1 Nurse, and 1 Operating Room Tech, prioritizing and delegating tasks as well as acting as the primary decision-maker during emergencies, providing optimal patient care and employee support• I act as Team Leader during emergencies including cardiac arrest, airway emergencies, surgical emergencies, and sepsis resuscitation• As Co-Director of Quality Improvement for the Surgical ICU, I help to identify areas for improvement and brainstorm and implement novel solutions.

New York, United States

• Integral to the ICU department by coordinating care with Nurses, Advanced Practice Providers, and multiple Doctor teams, analyze all patient data, conduct examinations, perform basic and advanced procedures, and synthesize cross-functional data from different organ systems, radiology results, and laboratory results, establishing the best plan for the patient• Managed and mobilized available resources, including people and equipment, throughout the hospital, enabling effective patient care• Organized the Nurse-Physician Journal Club by selecting and presenting 2 literature articles, one from a doctor perspective and one from a nursing perspective, to motivate team members to cross-collaborate on new practices and solutions, boosting communication efforts and expanding knowledge

Stanford, Ca

• Gained expertise and technical and cognitive skills in all areas of General Surgery

Stanford, Ca

• Acted as a postdoctoral researcher for 2 years in the Hagey Laboratory for Pediatric Regenerative Medicine, conducting translational research and experiments on mice and human tissue to understand wound healing, scar tissue, and abdominal adhesion formation, utilizing various methods, including animal surgery, immunofluorescent microscopy, flow cytometry cell sorting, and histology• Wrote and developed protocols for the research studies, complying with and updating regulatory requirements for animal research• Regulated the controlled substances for the lab by ensuring adherence to all the protocols, following procedures for purchases and disposal, and submitting inspection reports, supporting the maintenance of the controlled substances for 2 years• Facilitated weekly lab meetings during the absence of the Head Investigator to discuss progress, address problems, and identify goals of each participant, providing recommendations on solutions and improvements to support each member of the lab• Drafted compelling grant proposals and applied for research funding, achieving the American College of Surgeons Resident Research Scholarship for $60K per year for 2 years, the Stanford Child Health Research Institute Postdoctoral Support Grant for 1 year for $50K, and the Stanford University Transplant and Tissue Engineering Award for 1 year for $24K• Engaged in a special project in collaboration with Stanford Computer Scientists to brainstorm and develop a prototype using computer vision and machine learning tools to help detect nurse activity, identifying an efficiency for nursing documentation processes• Identified a need for gallbladder surgery and brainstormed solutions with a Senior Surgeon to ease the removal of the organ, leading to developing a new medical device prototype using 3D printing

Surgical Critical Care Fellowship

Surgery Resident, Postdoctoral Scholar

Doctor Of Medicine (M.D.)

Bachelor’S Degree, Biochemistry