Ansh Bhatia

Experience

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  Clinical Research and Healthcare Innovation, Narayana Health

  Aug 2018 - Dec 2018

  Research Intern

  I shadowed experienced surgeons in the pediatrics department. I did surgical rounds and experienced many surgical procedures in Operation Theatres and was later assigned a research project on Pain Control( Analgesics), where I researched on the different medications given to a patient (Acetaminophen, NSAIDS, Opioids) . Furthermore, I researched on the different routes of administration of the drugs (intrathecal, intravenous, and epidurial), and culminated a 20 page research journal on pain control as a result. Show less

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  International Stemcell Services Limited

  Jun 2019 - Jul 2019

  Summer Intern

  I had enrolled in the Accelerated Learning Program(ALP). I got to perform many practicals in the lab that were not done in the school. I did gel electrophoresis, mtt assays, isolated dna samples from the saliva, and got to isolate lymphocytes from it by centrifuging the cord blood sample. I also learnt the serial dilution techniques (2 fold, 5 fold, and 10 fold). Examining the stages of mitosis using florescent dyes like Dapi, hookstein, and acridin orange has been an eye-opening experience allowing me to ponder upon the wonders of molecular biology. Also, using a standard graph plotting absorbance values and other concentrations of glucose for same total volume, I can find the protein and carbohydrate content in my food through the use of biuret reagent. Overall, it has been a scintillating experience and further gauges my interest into medicine. Show less

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  National Association For the Blind (NAB)

  Jul 2019 - Aug 2019

  Researcher

  Collected data on 101 visually impaired people going through vocational training through the use of a questionnaire. I will use this data to find the % of people who are visually impaired and have access to employment. I will also use this data in the book titled "Visual Impairment and Access to Employment in India".

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  Amazon

  Aug 2019 - Jun 2020

  Author

  Through this book, readers learn the various obstacles faced by the visually impaired and how our society could seek to address these.This book also serves as a reminder for the normal sighted people of India to not look at the visually impaired in India with dread or pity, but instead support their endeavors and support them in their causes. India should rise from their places and become the eyes of the visually impaired and guide them regarding such critical life choices.

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  MATHWITHMINI

  Jun 2020 - Jul 2020

  Mathematics Teacher

  In such difficult times during lockdown, one has to find something productive to do in order to maintain a mental balance. I've been helping 11th grade and 12th-grade IB students in mathematics and have taken several zoom classes to do so online. This has taught me several skills like patience, reinforced my own concepts, and has also given me more self-confidence. It was a pleasure to help my own math tutor with her students and strike a mental balance during such precarious times.

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  Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University

  Apr 2021 - now

  Research Assistant

  .One research project examined the ability of an electrode to stimulate bone regeneration following spinal fusion in rat models, in which decalcifying bone matrix solution was made using EDTA.. Inclusion on Gordon conference authorship list for the presentation my PI (Dr. Andrew Shoffstall) gave. My own figure will be included that shows the Pig PTN experimental schematic showing the flow of information when it comes to stimulating a pig's leg with electrodes with Keithley, oscilloscope signals, and NI DAQ in a synthesized manner. My other significant contribution was to create a RIGOL UI implementation via MATLAB using an app editor that reads continuous pulse data from the Oscilloscope and creates automated csv files with the data. This includes three stages of constructing an oscilloscope class, verifying the settings, and plotting the graph on the UI while changing scales so data can be read while sweeps are taken in surgery room. https://www.shofflab.com/people Show less

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  Case Western Reserve University

  Sept 2021 - May 2022

  SI (Supplemental Instructor) leader for ENGR 145

  My job is to facilitate students' understanding of the Chemistry of materials through problem-solving worksheets with 300 students in the class. These sessions are held every Tuesday and Saturday

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  University Hospitals

  May 2022 - Jun 2022

  Clinical Observer (Dr.Baeza)

  110 hours of clinical shadowing done in the summer..Observed TAVR cases in Cardiac Catheterization Lab and learned the detailed anatomy behind the procedure.Did clinical rounds and even participated in the conferences held in the cardiac department (hypertrophic cardiomyopathy). Observed physician-patient interactions in pre-op and post-op patients.Observed CABG, ECMOs, esophagectomy, and tricuspid valve repairs in OR and learned about various medical equipment (ECMO, Impella, Heart-lung machine) and corresponding functions from perfusionists Show less

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  University Hospitals

  May 2023 - now

  .Observed Neuromuscular Ultrasounds, EMG studies, Needle Conduction Studies, and Autonomic Laboratory.Observed physician-patient interactions in pre-op and post-op patients in the clinic.Did clinical grand round in NSU and even participated in the noon conferences held in neurology department (Stroke, Clinical Pathological Correlation).Observed patients with various peripheral neuropathies (sural,median,ulnar etc.) , myopathies, and multiple rare cases of CIDP, ALS, Myasthenia Gravis, M1 occlusions and right ICA leaks..Learned how autonomic testing is done to check for small fiber neuropathies with valsalva ratio checked, sweating, and tilt tests performed Show less

  • Student Research Assistant (Dr.Jarrett)

    Aug 2022 - now

  • Clinical Observer (Dr. Preston)

    May 2023 - Jun 2023
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  Cleveland Clinic

  Dec 2023 - now

  Patient Care Nursing Assistant

  . Paid clinical experience to provide vital patient interactions and active care in the second best hospital in the world. Take vital signs, weights, assist patients with personal care and activities of daily living, patient transfers/transport, pulse oximetry, point of care testing, dressing changes, application of external monitoring devices, removal of urinary Foley Catheter, and EPIC charting UAPs