Rotations completed:General Medicine ICardiovascular ICULongitudinal Transitions of CareOperations TrainingEmergency MedicinePharmacy AdministrationGeneral Medicine IIMedical ICUPulmonary Hypertension Infectious Diseases

Rotations completed:- General Medicine - Toxicology - California Poison Control Center- Emergency Medicine- Ambulatory Care - One Community Health - Community Practice - Professional Village Pharmacy - Academic Leadership - Critical Care (Surgical ICU) - Medication Safety

- Maintained organized records of store-to-store medication transfers, medication destruction, overstock medication returns, and logged IARs. - Billed third party insurance companies for patient’s medications, sending prior authorization requests to doctors and completing TARs when necessary. - Quickly filled prescriptions for verification and dispensing by the pharmacist in a fast paced environment. - Accurately typed incoming electronic and hardcopy prescriptions, as well as refill requests, while verifying that all information is correct.

- Documented patient encounters including chief complaints, medical history, assessment, and treatment plans in Cerner. - Procured lab, vital, and radiological information for the physician. - Completed billing information for each patient, properly documenting relevant ICD-10 codes. - Primarily worked in neurosurgery with some experience in orthopedic surgery, neurology, and primary care.

- Worked on collaborative research project constructing bacterial plasmids towards the goal of investigating the temporal aspects of DNA repair of baker’s yeast via fluorescence microscopy. - Utilized biochemical techniques such as PCR and gel electrophoresis to gather data. - Kept an organized laboratory notebook so that future members can adequately repeat procedures and interpret procured data. - Gave and listened to presentations on current research and state of research in the DNA repair field at weekly laboratory meetings.

- Led a class of 24 students through various experiments of increasing difficulty while monitoring progression of student’s experiments for safety and proper technique. - Held weekly office hours for one-one tutoring sessions with students. - Prepared weekly quizzes and graded them promptly and fairly.

- Worked on individual research under supervision of graduate student studying the binding affinity of human DNA glycosylase NEIL1 to epigenetic lesions. - Accurately and efficiently followed protocols and kept organized records of procured data. - Attended weekly group meetings to further understand lab’s current research and the state of research in the DNA repair field.