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PEDIATRICIAN

Rajan Sharma
956/6, Ghandi  Nagar,
Delhi – 110011
(+91-11) 456 789

PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE

Admittance into the Internal Medicine Residency Program at a teaching hospital.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

·         Fifteen years of professional experience in Pediatrics/Emergency Medicine.

·         Six years as Emergency Room Physician including one year as Chief of the Department.

·         Four years of experience as President of a free-standing emergency medical and surgical service.

·         Completed American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review examinations.

·         Developed and directed a medical and support staff serving approximately 5,000 families.

·         Currently Senior Resident - Washington D.C. Medical Center.

·         Board Eligible in General Pediatrics, 1993.

EXPERIENCE

1993-Present

SENIOR RESIDENT
Washington D.C. Medical Center, Washington, D.C.

·         Monitored intensive care, emergency room and inpatient services.

·         Supervised staff of 15 including residents, interns and medical students.

·         During day assignments, supervised three interns and 6 medical students (pediatric ward) with indirect responsibility for surgical patients. Extensive bedside teaching, rounds, conferences and lectures.

·         Conducted research on intensive care on Validation of Admitting Leprosy Patients into Intensive Care. Developed a quality Assurance Plan for the Department of Pediatrics.

·         Board Eligible in General Pediatrics, September 1993.

1978-1993

PEDIATRICIAN
R. MacDonald and Smith, Inc., Washington, D.C.

·         Since 1978, established and developed a health care delivery practice for infants, children, and adolescents. Directed a staff of twenty nurses and administrative support personnel providing services for approximately 5,000 families.

·         Note: Liquidated practice to accept Senior Residency Program.

1983-1987

PRESIDENT
Emergency Medical and Surgical Service of the Capitol, Washington, D.C.

·         In conjunction with three other physicians, planned, organized and directed a free-standing emergency center. Center successfully grew to employ a support staff of 80, including associate physicians, nurses, technicians and administrative personnel.

·         Selected site, equipped, staffed, and expanded the Center into a total self-contained operations including: laboratory; x-ray; fluoroscopy; occupational medicine; emergency room; and other health care services. Center was on 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., seven-day week operation which serviced from 200-300 patients per day.

·         In addition to direct medical care, monitored financing, budgets, personnel and related business management activities.

·         In 1987, resigned and liquidated holdings to concentrate on rapidly growing private practice.

CHIEF OF THE DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE/

1978-1984

EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN
Cook County Memorial Hospital, Washington, DC

·         Function included all aspects of emergency patient care including physician and nurse coordination in both adult and pediatric care. Handled approximately 80,000 emergency visits per year.

·         As Chief of the Department of Emergency Medicine (1983-1984), and Emergency Room Physician, was also responsible for quality assurance, utilization reviews, administrative functions and financial control.

EDUCATION

American University, Washington, D.C.
Master of Public Health 1977
Area of concentration: Maternal and Child Care

Children’s Hospital, Washington, D.C.
Pediatric Internship/Residency 1971-1974
Palona Istak Award, Department of Pediatrics

Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN
Doctor of Medicine, 1971 BA, Chemistry, 1969

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES

Member - American College of Utilizations Review Physicians
Member - American Medical Society
Member - Cook county Medical Society
Certified by National Board of Medical Examiners, 1977