Arnav Ghosh Email & Phone Number

Cleveland, Oh, Us

Cleveland, Oh, Us

Received CCMA certification through the National Healthcareer Association and provided supervised care at Medical City Plano.

Received CNA certification from the Texas Department of Human and Health Services. Currently practicing at Medical City Plano, Texas Health Resources Frisco, Medical City Frisco, and the Frisco Fire Department.

Selected among the top 7% global applicants in the 2023-24 cohort for research with renowned cardiologists. The Young Scholar Program is an initiative by ACC, an organization with 54,000 global cardiovascular professionals, that aims to provide promising young students an opportunity to learn cardiology and to strengthen talent pipeline.- Conduct research with cardiologists to investigate the handling of cardiological diseases.- Showcase research conclusions and a scientific literature at the ACC’s Annual Meeting in Atlanta.- Attend virtual classes regularly and discuss with cardiology fellows on how to manage cardiovasculardiseases, including modalities of diagnosis and treatment.

United States

Founded LynxClinical (https://moimoifi.github.io/lynxclinical) from the ground-up to provide better care to patients. LynxClinical provides the diagnosis and treatment of cardiological, psychological, neurological, audiological, and respiratory ailments. The solution was successfully piloted in a few locations outside of the United States. Utilized leadership skills to set digital strategy for the LynxClinical platform.- Created a machine learning algorithm that can detect various illnesses with a chest x-ray.- Lead telehealth strategy by integrating big data, predictive analytics, and artificial intelligence.- Programmed diagnostic and treatment tools leveraging the software development lifecycle.- Utilized mathematical linear regression to create a game that aids the diagnosis of ADHD.

Founded Together We Can (site: https://togetherwecan.world) from the ground-up to display diversity and inclusion. Together We Can provides a medium where people can converse with people with similar disorders, syndromes, or other ailments, as well as a place to discuss current research to treat the ailments mentioned above. We also raise funds to progress different medical and social research projects- 300+ followers with monthly webinars on different diseases, disorders and other ailments- In one year, doubled fund collection for the underprivileged medical programs in Bangladesh and India- Offered personalized support to more than 275 users through the "Together We Can" helpline, helping them to better integrate into society and instructing them on handling potential discrimination they might encounter- Conducted talks with general population about different research including Tourette’s syndrome and autism

Assisted with administrative duties; held effective and engaging chapter meetings; maintained internal rapport; performed research with group members and used other skills to connect members with clinical specialists of interest; educated members on how to use Jupyter Notebook to effectively analyze data and any potential hesitancies present with doing so.

Currently volunteering at RAM-CWRU as MA/GeS (medical assistant and general services). RAM seeks to go to various free clinics and offers clinical assistance to places on the fringe.

Obtained Radio Technician license from the Federal Communication Commission. Voluntarily registered with the ARES using a Baofeng radio transmitter. Currently able to assist in emergency situations where other modalities of communication may not be possible.

- Packaged medical supplies to be sent internationally. - Used Medical Assistant license to expedite the visual screening process by performing optometric exams on patients. Explained optometric impressions(s) to patients following exams and managed referrals if needed. Educated patients on proper ophthalmic care and the importance of such.

Facilitated flow of ideas between Salutists at the IHS chapter of Salus Bridge. Helped plan events/fundraisers. Communicated events to the immediate community. Coordinated fundraiser to send books, learning materials, and basic operational supplies to orphanages in Africa.

Certified as a volunteer peer tutor. Tutored advanced-level Physics, Mathematics, English, Biology, andChemistry to students from all over the world.

Tested in the 99th percentile on the Cognitive Abilities Test (CogAT) and was cordially invited to join MENSA. Attended the Stop the Bleed session hosted by MENSA and learned how to assist a patient in a traumatic event which might result in a profuse loss of blood.

Volunteering at Judson using novel neuropsychological research with the primary focus of maintaining cognitive function of healthy patients and potentially improving cognitive functioning in patients with cognitive impairments. Used data provided by administered cognitive batteries to identify potential areas of improvement. Provided ideas for other modalities of cognitive improvement.

Joined Researchers for Change to assist in the research of Alzheimer’s. Researchers for Change provides research that helps make treatment for Alzheimer’s available to the general population.- Provided research for various areas of Alzheimer’s research alongside medical and undergraduate students

At ARS, we build healthcare applications. These applications need extensive research in terms of usability, portal development, UI UX, machine learning, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. I help my company collate data from the best practices from other healthcare applications so we provide the best design possible. This helps me learn the IT side of healthcare while growing on the clinical side as well.

Member of the IHS chapter of HOSA. Brought research experience from Researchers for Change to further the research of Alzheimer's, including clinics in specific areas that are the best for Alzheimer's care. Presented findings at some chapter meetings and opened the door for potential methodologies.

Worked in an internship with STEM4US. Got middle schoolers interested in STEM. Helped middle schoolers program an app that can help prevent violence.

Coordinated events and assisted with logistical details of band performances, programmed a tuner that not only ensures that an instrument is in tune but can work with a student to perfect his/her embouchure, and led section meetings to work with students to help them become the best musician they can be.

Bachelor'S Degree, Neuroscience

Activities and Societies: University Scholarship Recipient; Case Neuroscience Society member; GMB, BEI, and MedWish volunteer; RAM MA/GeS

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Activities and Societies: Salus Bridge - Community Liaison Science Research Applications - Vice President NHS - Member Marching Band.