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Handled patients of various ages, from pediatric to geriatric, serving up to 20 patients per day. 

• Consulted with various specialists to seek alternative treatments for patients not comfortable with surgeries.
• Achieved an over 95% rating based on client feedback by providing individualized care for patients.
• Established and maintained lasting relationships with patients and their families, improving treatment compliance rates by 40%.
• Championed departmental process improvements, including the implementation of a new health records management system that eliminated data entry errors.

Oversaw patients ranging from 20 to 25 patients per day. Leveraged patient-centered care by spending more time with each patient and creating a seamless system of care for patients. Fostered teamwork, team member engagement, and community involvement with a commitment to leveraging diversity and inclusion in support of quality care.

• Utilized Electronic Health Records to plan care for individual patients and maximize impact on the population.
• Established State of an art practice setting designed for a team-based practice model.
• Conducted physical examination and reviewed medical tests and documents about consultations and medical histories.
• Partnered with care team leveraging coaching and integrated behavioral health models to engage the geriatric patient population in care.

Examined and treated little patients and helped in preventing diseases, illness, and complications. Conducted examinations by earning the trust and cooperation of the child.

• Performed regular thorough examinations on newborns and young children to check and record their health and normal physical development.
• Examined sick children to determine their condition and ask intuitive questions to gather information about symptoms.
• Prescribed and interpreted appropriate lab tests to gain more information for possible infections or abnormalities.
• Prepared and administered vaccines according to the governmental vaccination plan.
• Treated injuries and refer the little patients to physicians of other disciplines when necessary.
• Advised parents on children’s diet, exercise, and disease preventive measures.
• Maintained updated records of patients’ illnesses, surgeries, or other medical episodes (allergic shocks, injuries).
• Participated in seminars and conferences to maintain best practices.

Examined patients, recorded medical histories, diagnosed skin abnormalities, and prescribed medications. Prescribed treatment plans for patients depending on the severity of their conditions, monitored progress to ensure effectiveness, and adjusted treatments as necessary.

• Assumed an established patient base, consulting with 20 – 30 patients per day and seeing colleagues’ patients when they were unavailable.
• Diagnosed skin ailments, advised on treatments, prescribed medications, and performed non-invasive surgical procedures.
• Assessed and updated patients’ medical histories, keeping a record of patients’ symptoms while analyzing all information regarding skin health conditions.
• Performed routine dermatology and minor surgical procedures in the office and at medical clinics as appropriate.
• Grew and developed medical, surgical, and cosmetic skills through the practice’s advanced training programs and mentorships.

Provided preventative cardiology at a small facility serving the senior and retiree communities in the Gotham City Area. Conducted various heart and blood tests to determine patient needs, prescribed medications, and recommended lifestyle changes according to patients’ health and abilities.

• Performed patient exams, and diagnosed and treated various disorders and diseases of the cardiovascular system.
• Conducted early-detection screenings, maintained accurate records and charts, and communicated findings with patients and physicians.
• Developed ongoing treatment and disease-management plans, prescribed medicine, and monitored patients’ progress.
• Applied a complete understanding of medical principles, procedures, and techniques while maintaining a high standard of moral and ethical conduct.
• Advised patients about the risks of heart disease and counseled them on preventative measures, including diet and wellness changes.

Facilitated patient care in ER and Urgent Care while consulting with other medical practitioners to diagnose diseases and identify structural and functional changes to body tissue, fluids, secretions, and other specimens.

• Evaluated the presence and stage of diseases, utilizing laboratory procedures if necessary. Discuss cases with supervising physicians, creating consultative notes and daily progress notes.
• Articulated with nurses, occupational therapists, and social workers, resulting in the discharge planning of patients.
• Effectively communicate with patients and family members using clarity; update medical progress and develop discharge plans.
• Maintained clear charting and patient documentation including records of patient-encounter progress notes, treatment plans, and consultation requests.
• Provided patients and their families with the information, guidance, and direction needed to maximize the outcomes of their medical care.
• Performed thorough clinical assessments, diagnosing patients, and formulating treatment plans.

Diagnosed and treated illnesses and injuries, took patient medical histories, prescribed medications, and ordered, performed, and interpreted diagnostic tests. Updated patient charts and information to show current findings and treatments, and made recommendations and designed plans of treatment.

• Provided and managed direct patient care, including physical examinations, evaluations, assessments, diagnoses, and treatments.
• Diagnosed and provided treatment for common ailments, including cold and flu, diabetes, respiratory problems, and obesity among others.
• Collected fluid and tissue samples for testing and administered medication orally, topically, intravenously, or intramuscularly.
• Referred patients to medical specialists, laboratories, and clinics for additional testing and treatment when necessary.
• Anticipated and responded to patients’ health-related questions and concerns to instill confidence in treatment plans.

Conducted examinations by earning the trust and cooperation of children and teenagers, demonstrated an in-depth knowledge of common illnesses, diseases, injuries, and other disorders in addition to administering tests and referring patients to medical specialists when needed.

• Completed all requirements to maintain a medical license, board certification, and admitting privileges at the clinic.
• Examined and treated patients assigned to other providers or assist in the triaging and rescheduling if other providers are unable to complete treatment.
• Participated in the on-call schedule as established and implemented by the clinic’s medical director or acting supervisor.
• Became fully educated with and followed all of the medical clinic’s policies and procedure manuals.
• Wrote orders and recorded progress notes to be reviewed and countersigned by the medical director or acting supervisor.

Conducted screenings and skin evaluations, analyzing patients’ medical history to determine appropriate treatments. Administered effectiveness of the treatments and referred patients to different specialists if needed. 

• Maintained accurate records by documenting symptoms, medications, and treatment procedures and writing summaries.
• Treated diseases, injuries, and deformities by invasive, minimally invasive, or non-invasive surgical methods, such as using instruments, appliances, or manual manipulation.
• Performed follow-up exams until the patients are cured determining treatment results while providing alternative treatment options to patients.
• Evaluated patient's skin problems to provide a proper diagnosis and treatment.  
• Performed surgeries to help people obtain their desired appearance.
• Diagnosed abnormalities or malignancies with patients by conducting abnormality checks designed to provide preventive measures; ensure the patient can be treated properly before the development of a serious condition.