Resident Physician

• May 2021 - Present

Medical Assistant

• Aug 2016 - Present

Create patient charts: Imaging, EMGs, EEGs, outside records, and recent hospital stays. In-depth interview with patient: Reason of visit/current status, verbal health history, PCP, pharmacy, prescriptions, and any questions patient has. Handle patient in-bound calls, follow up on necessary information, and maintain the exam room. Create patient charts: Imaging, EMGs, EEGs, outside records, and recent hospital stays. In-depth interview with patient: Reason of visit/current status, verbal health history, PCP, pharmacy, prescriptions, and any questions patient has. Handle patient in-bound calls, follow up on necessary information, and maintain the exam room.

Account Development Representative

• May 2016 - Present

EMT

• Oct 2014 - Jan 2016

Provided BLS emergency care to the community of Seattle, WA. My main focus was quality of care while treating and transporting patients to and from hospitals. During my time with AMR I was able to log over 1,500 patient contacts. Provided BLS emergency care to the community of Seattle, WA. My main focus was quality of care while treating and transporting patients to and from hospitals. During my time with AMR I was able to log over 1,500 patient contacts.

Executive Member

• Aug 2010 - Aug 2014

During my college career and membership with Sigma Alpha Epsilon I was voted into three leadership positions: Eminent Chaplain, New Member Educator, and Eminent Warden. I was also chosen, one of three, to attend our annual John O. Moseley Leadership Cruise my Sophomore year. During my college career and membership with Sigma Alpha Epsilon I was voted into three leadership positions: Eminent Chaplain, New Member Educator, and Eminent Warden. I was also chosen, one of three, to attend our annual John O. Moseley Leadership Cruise my Sophomore year.

Cadet

• Aug 2010 - Apr 2014

During my four years of undergraduate college I was a member of WSU's Army ROTC program. While my rank and roles changed from year to year, the one thing that was consistent was my involvement in leadership roles. From Freshman to Senior year I held the positions of: Team Leader, Squad Leader, Platoon Sergeant, Platoon Leader and First Sergeant. I was also in charge of organizing and leading several training sessions such as Combat Life-Saving seminars and Field Tactic Training Labs. During my four years of undergraduate college I was a member of WSU's Army ROTC program. While my rank and roles changed from year to year, the one thing that was consistent was my involvement in leadership roles. From Freshman to Senior year I held the positions of: Team Leader, Squad Leader, Platoon Sergeant, Platoon Leader and First Sergeant. I was also in charge of organizing and leading several training sessions such as Combat Life-Saving seminars and Field Tactic Training Labs.

Intern

• Jul 2013 - Aug 2013

I, alongside other cadets, interned for the Army physicians located at CRDAMC hospital. For the majority of the time these were general practitioners of both the MD and DO practices. I was also able to attend medical seminars such as punch biopsies and dermal suturing. I, alongside other cadets, interned for the Army physicians located at CRDAMC hospital. For the majority of the time these were general practitioners of both the MD and DO practices. I was also able to attend medical seminars such as punch biopsies and dermal suturing.