Kelly Murray Email & Phone Number

United States

United States

Hollywood, Florida, United States

- Collaborates with members of the Joe DiMaggio Children's Heart Institute to offer top notch medical care to critically ill pediatric patients.- Closely manages patients within the 20-bed CVICU during the preoperative and postoperative phases, as well as during cardiac related hospital admissions including frequently assessing vital signs and responding appropriately, adjusting treatment plans after discussion with team members, and offering prompt intervention during emergent situations.- Offers cross coverage in other areas including consultations in the emergency department, neonatal intensive care unit, and general floor, completes History & Physicals for pediatric patients presenting for cardiac catheterizations or sedated cardiac imaging studies, and conducts pre-admission testing outpatient visits for preoperative patients. - Obtains and reviews patient data to comprise treatment plans such as patient histories, information gained from physical examinations, ECGs, echocardiograms, and cardiac catheterization results.- Follows high risk interstage single ventricle patients while discharged from the hospital including weekly telephone calls and assessment of daily weights and oxygen saturations.- Performs bedside procedures such as atrial and ventricular wire removal, mediastinal and pleural chest tube removal, surgical incision care, and pericardiocentesis assistance. - Provides thorough education for patients and families regarding medical diagnosis, medical updates, possible treatment plans, and hospital discharge instructions. - Diligently maintains thorough medical documentation in the electronic medical record.- Prioritizes teamwork based medical care while working in with other members of the medical team such as the nursing team, pharmacists, cardiac OR and cardiac catheterization teams, respiratory therapists, social work, nutrition, etc., to offer comprehensive multidisciplinary care for our patients.

Mobile, Alabama, United States

Provided exceptional medical care for 30-50 patients daily using in-person and telemedicine encounters, while acting as a team leader. This center, created in response to COVID-19, was a collaborative effort between USA Health and the City of Mobile. The testing and evaluation arm saw 150-350 patients daily; the vaccination arm served up to 1,500 each day. This fast-paced setting necessitated organization, teamwork, and quick attention to detail. - Acted as a leader for approximately 50 healthcare employees.- Compassionately cared for patients with possible COVID-19 symptoms or confirmed COVID-19 infections by utilizing proper physical examination skills, ordering necessary laboratory tests, interpreting results, and making appropriate recommendations.- Identified appropriate candidates with a COVID-19 infection for monoclonal antibody infusion and arranges this therapy. - Served on a committee of healthcare providers to discuss current COVID-19 trends, recommendations, and infectious disease protocols as these had the tendency to rapidly change throughout the healthcare crisis.- Participated in the development and daily operations of a sizable mass vaccination site. - Worked alongside the city’s first responders and group care facility workers to implement safe occupational practice in the setting of COVID-19. - Focused on evidence-based medical care by regularly continuing medical education.

Mobile, Alabama Area

- Evaluated, diagnosed, and treated pediatric patients in the autism diagnostic and developmental/NICU clinics.- Served specific patient populations and a variety of comorbid conditions, such as: developmental delay, cerebral palsy, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, pediatric orthopedic conditions, tic disorders, difficulties with activities of daily living, genetic disorders, prematurity, epilepsy, etc.- Worked well within a multidisciplinary team by using interpersonal communication skills to provide optimal patient care. - Contributed to resident physician and medical student education. - Became certified in and regularly administered the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, 2nd Edition (ADOS-2).- Participated in multiple organizations advocating and compiling resources for individuals affected by autism spectrum disorder.

Lynchburg, Virginia Area

- Accompanied physicians to 40-60 visits each day and completed all charts.- Assisted with procedures when needed, understood basic orthopedic concepts, and trained new scribes.

- Attended each patient visit with the PA and completed all charts in the EMR.- Studied and understood basic family medicine topics and aided with procedures.

Master'S Degree, Physician Assistant Studies

Clinical rotations, each six weeks (49 credits): - Psychiatry at Family Center for Recovery (Lantana, Florida) - Internal Medicine.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Health And Exercise Science

Activities and Societies: CHARGE! Wake Forest Emerging Leaders Program, Wake 'N Shake, Hoping to Overcome Physical Expectations (HOPE).

High School/Secondary Diploma Programs

Activities and Societies: Varsity Tennis, Co-Chair Pastoral Committee, Special Olympics Colorado Volunteer