Michael Do Email & Phone Number

Houston, Texas, United States

8000 North Stadium Dr. Houston, Tx 77041

8000 North Stadium Dr. Houston, Tx 77041

Conduct confidential interviews and investigations of patients diagnosed with or suspected of having communicable diseases.Perform venipuncture or skin tests as needed.Deliver medication as ordered by physicians, observes patients taking medication and documents results.Perform field investigations to locate patients who have or are suspected of having a communicable disease and motivates them to seek appropriate treatment and follow-up.Compile findings for review by others while adhering to strictly established data collection procedures with attention to detail. Performs review of data collected for quality assurance purposes.Review medical records and laboratory reports to obtain communicable disease diagnosis and treatment with appropriate follow-up.Participate in department wide initiatives to promote public health. This includes participation in various collaborative department community outreach projects with the goal to promote public health and prevent the spread of communicable diseasesCoordinate registration and triage activities. Adheres to HIPAA standards. Assists in maintaining patient flow, documentation in patient health record, and maintains departmental, local, state, and federal data entry requirements

Houston, Texas, United States

Contact traced and monitored persons in contact with COVID-19 patients, initially from flights in March to help prevent COVID-19 from spreading to The US. After COVID-19 infiltrated the US, contact traced and monitored each COVID-19 cases in the US and monitored contacts all by phone interviews to reduce the number of cases in Houston.

1400 La Concha Houston, Tx 77054

Educated potential clients about the marrow donor program, e.g. The full process of saving a patient, eligibility requirements to donate bone marrow to a patient, and listed health facts about a typical patient. Recruited a large amount of volunteers by having them come to our table, fill out the paperwork, and had them swab their inner-cheeks to become part of the "Be the Match" Registry to potentially save lives.