Osteopathic Medicine Graduate Resume Example

RAHUL DESAI
(555) 713-4820 | [email protected] | 85 Summitwood Avenue, Burlington, ON L7N 3Y2

OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE GRADUATE

CAREER SYNOPSIS

A seasoned Osteopathic Medicine Graduate offering 6+ years’ background as a Medical Assistant and Internal Medicine Resident Physician. Experienced at overseeing diagnosis, treatment prescription, and follow-up with osteopathic patients. Proficient at maintaining high standards of competent care for a wide variety of patients with diverse needs. Collaborative team player dedicated to optimizing processes and communication to facilitate smooth operations.

CORE COMPETENCIES

Osteopathic Medicine • Patient Care • Primary Care • Patient/Family Education • Patient Assessment • Treatment Planning • Leadership, Organizational, and Supervision Skills • Community Engagement • Diagnostic Acumen • Verbal/Written Communication • Research and Presentation • Time Management • Interpersonal Relations • Mentoring • Decision Making • Analytical and Critical Thinking

HONORS & AWARDS

• San Miguel Association Medical Scholarship, Canadian College of Osteopathic Medicine | Summer 2021
• Dean’s List, CCOP | Fall 2018
• Dean’s Honors List, University of Ontario – Faculty of Science | Fall 2011, Winter 2013, Spring 2013, Winter 2014, Spring 2015
• UROP Grant Recipient, UOFS | Presented at Undergraduate Research Symposium 2014

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE & IMPACT

Northview Medical Centre – Hamilton, ON
Internal Medicine Resident Physician, PGY-3 | Jun 2021 – Present

Charged with overseeing the day-to-day management of the patient care team under the attending physician’s supervision. Diagnosed patients on an inpatient and outpatient basis by examining and interpreting test results, imaging, and physical exam findings.

• Supervised, mentored, and developed medical students, sub-interns, and interns in inpatient and outpatient settings.
• Honed skills in paracentesis, lumbar puncture, I&D, joint injections, etc.
• Presented on various topics including Evidence-Based Medicine, Primary Care Conferences, Journal Club, and Morning Report.

Clinical Teaching Assistant Program – Mississauga, ON
Teaching Assistant | Aug 2018 – May 2019

Implemented lessons by conducting small group sessions and prepared first-year medical students for standardized patient encounters.

• Continually fostered a friendly classroom environment promoting learning and student growth while establishing an excellent rapport.
• Promoted student-centered learning by fostering a productive learning environment and employing a variety of innovative teaching strategies.
• Elaborated on the importance of conducting detailed history taking and pertinent physical examination for problem-focused patient encounters.

CardioHealth Institute – Ottawa, ON
Medical Scribe and Medical Assistant | Mar 2017 – Aug 2017

Supported the physicians in delivering unparalleled patient care and performed administrative tasks including managing lab reports or charting doctor’s appointments, and operating electronic health records.

• Enabled efficient evaluation of patients by effectively capturing data and completing patient charts for the Physician.
• Fostered and maintained effective working relationships with physicians, staff, and management.
• Relayed information and collaborated with nurses to discuss each patient’s assessment and plan.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

CommunityCare Outreach Clinic – Brampton, ON
Resident Physician Volunteer | Jun 2021 – Present

• Assessed patients from underserved communities by completing physical examinations, interpreting labs/imaging, and preparing treatment plans.
• Addressed complex patients with limited resources and educated patients on disease prevention through motivational interviewing.
• Recorded and maintained patient information, including medical background, reports, and examination results.

Student Osteopathic Internal Medicine Association – Mississauga, ON
Service Learning Coordinator | Jan 2018 – June 2019

• Spearheaded the activities for a group of medical students in creating and planning community service events in elementary schools.
• Educated children on the importance of nutrition, exercise, diabetes, and obesity.
• Cultivated strong internal and external partnerships with internal departments, non-profits, government organizations, and local schools.

Eastside Family Clinic – Markham, ON
Clinical Volunteer | Jan 2018 – June 2019

• Successfully conducted several physical exams, and orally presented findings to attending physicians as a medical student.
• Strengthened medication compliance by educating patients on their chronic medical conditions.
• Adhered to the established service standards by demonstrating positive communication, prompt & respectful service, and maintaining an appropriate work environment.

International Medical Outreach – Managua, Nicaragua
Clinical Volunteer | Sep 2015

• Organized free clinics in various cities around Nicaragua such as San Marino, San Juan Del Sur, and Jinotepe.
• Partnered with a group of medical volunteers and physicians to prepare diagnoses for in-home patients and at the clinic.
• Communicated with children at various orphanages by setting up activities and donating materials for their educational needs

Delta Epsilon Mu – University of Ontario – Faculty of Science
Co-Founder, Vice President, Clinical Volunteer | May 2013 – Jun 2015

• Organized a group of students with similar future goals in pre-health to open a new chapter of Delta Epsilon Mu.
• Actively participated in various free clinics including Kids Vision For Life, Joshua Medical Group, and Clinic in the Park.
• Took ownership of day-to-day decision-making and created policies and procedures for the fraternity.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Cardiology Research Unit – Ottawa, ON
Research Assistant | Mar 2016 – Aug 2016

• Supported the development of a strategy focusing on community initiatives aimed to reduce the prevalence of heart disease in rural areas of Kentucky.
• Completed weekly presentations on the epidemiology of heart disease and previously successful community initiatives.

Regenerative Biology Lab – University of Ontario – Faculty of Life Sciences
Undergraduate Researcher for Dr. David M. Gardiner and Dr. Susan V. Bryant | Sep 2013 – Mar 2014

• Performed nerve deviations and skin grafts on axolotls to grow ectopic limbs.
• Served on presentation on “Implications for Limb Regeneration: Differential Expression of Heparan Sulfate Sulfotransferases in Mouse Skin.”

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

University of Ontario – Faculty of Life Sciences
Bachelor of Sciences in Biological Sciences | Sep 2011– Jun 2015

Canadian College of Osteopathic Medicine – Toronto, ON
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine | Aug 2017 – June 2021

USMLE Step 1 – Pass, Score: 250, USMLE Step 2 – Pass, Score: 259
COMLEX Level 1 – Pass, Score: 684, COMLEX Level 2 – Pass, Score: 583, COMLEX Level 3 – Pass, Score: 753

Certifications/Licenses:

DEA License
ACLS/BLS certified by the American Heart Association

OTHER SKILLS AND INTERESTS

Languages: English (Full Professional Proficiency), Gujarati (Full Professional Proficiency), Hindi (Professional Working Proficiency), Spanish (Limited Working Proficiency)

Hobbies: Competitive Dancing, Basketball, Playing the Guitar and Piano, Kayaking, Hiking

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