Experience

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  Amc medical education trust medical college

  Jan 2014 - now

  Hobbies and interests

  Hobbies:I love to play outdoor sports, including cricket and badminton. I organize the annual OASIS event for badminton. I won first prize in a doubles tournament in 2015 and was runner-up in 2016. I have led my cricket team in various tournaments and love not only playing but also followinginternational cricket.Interesting activities:I love going to temples, traveling to new places, and exploring different food items. One of my guilty pleasures is to watch sci-fi and crime movies and web series.I believe these activities help me get rid of the stress from daily work life, be more productive, and make me a better human being. The skills I developed are organization, leadership, and teamwork. Show less

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  Rugved hospital

  Jan 2022 - Apr 2022

  House officer

  - Performed duties in outpatient and inpatient settings. - In the outpatient setting, my primary duty was to manage patients with several conditions.- In the inpatient setting, my duties were monitoring admitted patients regularly, ordering laboratory tests as needed, answering and advising patients and their families, writing detailed notes, and maintaining records.- I also assisted and performed ward procedures, including IM Injection, IV cannulation, NG Tube, and Foley catheter placement Show less

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  Harisumiran-hindu swaminarayan temple

  Sept 2022 - now

  Community volunteer / youth mentor

  At Harisumiran Temple,- I conducted motivational seminars for people of different age groups to live a life with universal harmony and positivity.- Organized a couple of events during the inauguration function of the Harisumiran Temple, where more than 1500 attendees listened to the Eastern philosophy on well-being and were motivated to follow the spiritual path.

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  Rush university

  Jan 2023 - now

  Research investigator

  I worked Under Dr. Jeffrey A. Borgia, PhD. He worked at Departments of Anatomy & Cell Biology and Pathology Director of the Rush University Cancer Center Biorepository.For the initial four months, I have learned:- Informed consent- RedCap- Relabeling Process of frozen samples - Deidentifying process of patient’s record - IRB application- Generate Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) After that, I started my thesis under Dr. Borgia. - My thesis is IRB-approved; it is titled " Influence of Histological Subtypes of Advanced Lung Adenocarcinoma on body composition parameters incancer cachexia.''- I have done a literature review, generated different specific aims, and created study design and statistical analytic methods for each aim.- Worked with team to get informed consent for lung adenocarcinoma patients. - Diagnosed the different subtypes of adenocarcinoma.- Discussed the strengths and limitations of the study with research professionals of different fields and committee members. Most Meaningful - The process of obtaining consent from potential study participants has provided me with deeper insight into various psychological and emotional aspects of patient care. I had to dig deep and understand the patients thoroughly to obtain their consent, which allowed me to evaluate them holistically. Show less

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  University of illinois chicago

  Mar 2023 - now

  Volunteer

  At the University of Illinois at Chicago, - Participated in the flu shot event of UIC. - I have volunteered in different departments of UI Health, like University Health Services, cancer center, diagnostic and imaging services, surgicalservices, and volunteer service office. I was actively involved not only in patient care but also in helping the hospital staff members and university students. For example, I helped the patients feel more comfortable in surgical services before and after the surgery. Also, I lead the events organized by the volunteer services and spend time with children during in-patient movie night.Most Meaningful - While working in these organizations, I came across various age groups of people. I have realized that we should be ready to learn from anyone, even from 10-year-old children. These experiences also taught me how I can serve back to my community after my residency training. Show less

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  Doctors medical group, neighborhood family health center

  Apr 2023 - May 2023

  Clinical extern

  My work was supervised by Dr. Hemant Patel, MD. - Assessed 10-15 patients every day in the outpatient setting.- Evaluated and presented cases every day to my supervisor.- Detailed discussion of various diseases' clinical presentation and management. - Learned Cerner-EMR use. Doing regular follow-ups on patients' test results and their concerns, even on the phone when needed.Most Meaningful - This was my first experience in the US healthcare system. The clinic serves a population that is very diverse in race, ethnicity, socio-economic, and culture. I interacted with a wide variety of patients and colleagues. This experience will help me when I do a residency in a similarchallenging environment. Show less

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  Primary care clinic, montclair, ca

  Jun 2023 - Jun 2023

  Clinical extern

  I was supervised by Dr. Khanh Tan Doung, MD. - Assessed 8-10 patients every day in the outpatient setting. - Discussed routine cases of hypertension, DM, various infections, arthritis, and heart conditions- Advised about the screening, vaccination, and follow-up complaint.

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  Ascension holy family hospital

  Aug 2023 - Nov 2023

  Clinical extern

  I worked under Dr. Paresh Patel, MD (internal medicine), and Dr. Prili Gandhi, MD (Family medicine). - Assessed around 10 patients per day in the outpatient setting. - I learned about the appropriate laboratory and imaging test orders based on different diseases and clinical presentations of patients. - Discussed various cases from cardiac and pulmonary disease to routine cases of hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes, and arthritis. - Learned how to make patients compliant with medications and regular follow-up, especially elderly patients. Show less