HOMEIRA IZADI (EMADI), M.D., FAAP,

PO Box # ***3 Dublin, CA 94568

Cell # 510-***-****

Email: acf51x@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

Pediatric Hospitalist, Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Central California

Sep 2009 to present

NICU and pediatrics, Emergency medicine, contributing to the continuing medical

education of fellow physicians

Pediatric Hospitalist, Specialty Medical Group, Children’s Hospital of Central

California,CA

Sep 2009 to Jan 2010

Staff Pediatrician, Christus Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital, Emergency medicine, San

Antonio,TX

Mar 2008 to Feb 2009

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Staff Pediatrician, South Alamo Medical Group, San Antonio, TX

Jul 2007 to June 2008

Clinical privileges at Southwest General Hospital, Christus Santa Rosa, Baptist

Healthcare System, Methodist Metropolitan. Daily outpatient office visits of 40-50

patients. On call responsibilities for all hospitals.

Attending physician, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

Jul 2005 to Jun 2007

Teaching medical students and pediatric residents in the Level I and II NICU, Clinical

privileges at Texas Children’s Hospital (neonatology graduate clinic, inpatients and

Level II NICU), Methodist Hospital (Level I and II, and L&D), St. Luke’s Episcopal

Hospital (L&D, normal newborn nursery). Teaching Integrated Problem Solving (IPS)

course for Medical students at Baylor College of Medicine. Providing ongoing clinical

lectures to 600+medical students regarding clinical assessment and evaluation of

newborn infants.

The Clinical Scientist Training Program, completed FCI ( Fundamentals of

Clinical Investigation ) at Baylor College of medicine, July 2005

Certificate of Achievement, Professional Proposal Writing, Dec 2005

Attending physician, Taub General Hospital, Houston, TX

Jul 2005 to Jun 2007

Teaching pediatric residents, medical students and in the Level I and II nursery.

Responsible for lecture materials and maintaining competency training of medical

students. Providing nursing staff with ongoing training at the bedside as a performance

improvement process.

Staff Pediatrician, Darnall General Army Hospital, Forthood, TX

Feb 2005 to Jun 2005

General pediatric clinician with an average daily volume of 45-50 office visits as a

temporary assignment before joining Baylor College of Medicine.

Pediatrics Residency, Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TX

Sep 2001 to Jul 2004

Participated in continuity of care clinic, community health rotation, Pediatric, ER, NICU,

newborn nursery, PICU, Pediatric Cardiology, Pediatric Urology, Pediatric Endocrinology

rotations, inpatient service.

Pediatrics Residency, Cook County Children’s Hospital, Chicago, IL

Jan 2001 to Jul 2001

Practiced basics of caring for acutely and chronically ill children, identified and assessed

severity of illness in wards, ER, didactic sessions Improved effective communication

skills, both verbal and written with patients, families, colleagues, and ancillary health

personnel. Participated in continuity of care clinic, community health rotation, Pediatric

ER, NICU, newborn nursery, inpatient service.

Clinical Rotation, Children’s Hospital, Oakland, CA

Aug 1999 to Sep 2000

Participated in history taking, performing physical exams and discussing treatment

options

in pediatric patients seen in a variety of clinical settings (ER, subspecialty clinics).

Attended educational conferences including Grand Rounds, Noon Conferences and

Case Conferences

Clinical Rotation, Kaiser Permanente, Antioch, CA

Aug 1999 to Sep 2000

Participated in history taking, performing physical exams and discussing treatment

options at outpatient clinic

Staff Pediatrician, Social Security Hospital, Takestan, Iran

Apr 1995 to Sep 1996

Served as a primary care pediatrician, counseled other family practice physicians in the

group on pediatric concerns. Participated in staff meetings and conferences. Examined

45 to 50 patients per day.

Staff Pediatrician, Private Practice, Takestan, Iran

Apr 1995 to Sep 1996

Successfully launched a private practice while working for the government. Examined

20 to 25 patients per half a day.Conducted free child health and nutrition clinics.

Residency, Hospitals of Residency Program of Pediatrics, Tehran, Iran

Aug 1992 to Mar 1995

Trained and supervised more than 120 interns in three years. Assisted senior staff on

research projects. Performed approximately 50 bone marrow aspirations and biopsies,

200 lumbar puncture on children of different ages.Rotations during residency included:

General Pediatric Inpatient (six months), General Pediatric Outpatient (three months),

NICU (two months), PICU (one month), Endocrinology (two months), Neurology (two

months), Immunology and Allergy (two months), Infectious Disease (three months), ER

(four months), Nephrology (two months), Pediatric Surgery (one month), Well Baby (one

month), Gastroenterology (two months), Hematology and Oncology (two months).

General Physician, Fatemieh Hospital, Semnan, Iran

Jul 1991 to Jul 1992

Practiced as a house physician in a 400-bed Hospital, evaluated patients with potential

cardiac problems and pediatric emergencies initiated emergency care. Interacted with

other departments within the hospital. Conducted presentations for physicians at local

meetings. Volunteered two days each week to work at a free clinic. Performed minor

surgeries such as circumcision and venous cut downs in dehydrated children.

Internship, Oroumieh University, Oroumieh, Iran

Aug 1989 to Jun 1991

Supervised and taught medical students on clinical clerkship. Participated in a W.H.O.

project titled “Health and Growth in Children in Suburban Areas”. Served as physician in

charge of inpatients and outpatients. Rotations during internship include Internal

Medicine (four months), pediatrics (three months), OB/GYN (two months), Cardiology

(one month), General Surgery (two months), Orthopedics (one month), Infectious

Disease (one month), E.N.T (one month), Psychiatry (one month), Community Health

(one month)

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Oroumieh University Medical School, Oroumieh, Iran, Medical Doctor

Aug 1984 to 1991

Children’s Hospital of Austin, Austin, TX (Pediatric Residency)

Sep 2001 to Jul 2004

Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL (Pediatric Internship)

Jan 2001 to Jul 2001

Tehran University Medical School, Tehran, Iran (Pediatric Residency)

Aug1991 to Feb1995

LICENSES, CERTIFICATIONS

California License : A86985 Issued: May 2004

Diploma Certification from American Board of Pediatrics,

Diploma Certification from American Board of Hospital Physicians (2004)

Diploma Certification from American College of Ethical Physicians (2004)

Diploma Certification from American Academy of AntiAging medicine (2010)

The Clinical Scientist Training Program, completed FCI ( Fundamentals of Clinical

Investigation ) at Baylor College of medicine, July 2005

Certificate of Achievement, Professional Proposal Writing, December 2005 Certificate of

completion : Age Management Medicine, March 2013

ECFMG Certificate, Issued: 05/2000

NRP

PALS

ATLS

Conscious Sedation Certificate

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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

American Medical Association

American Academy of Pediatrics

American Academy of AntiAging Medicine

Age Management Medicine

American Board of Hospital Physicians

American College of Ethical Physicians

American Telemedicine Association

American Diabetic Association

International Sport Science Association

The Gerontological Society of America

Society of Iranian Specialists

Iranian American Medical Association

Doctors without Borders

Sceptic society

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RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AND PUBLICATIONS

Prognostic value of Low-Level Cardiac Troponin-I Elevation In Patients without

definite Acute Coronary Syndromes, Veterans Affairs Medical Center, UCSF, San

Francisco, USA, under K. Fleischmann, M.D., M.P.H. Division of Cardiology. Presented

at “The Rector Research Symposium”, San Francisco, CA. (May 2001). Published in

American Heart Journal 2004: 148: 776-82.

During the Residency and work presented more than 20 short courses on different

topics of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics. The audience ranged from Medical Students,

Physicians, Patients and their families

Vascular Ring, Shahid Rajaii Hospital, under M. Meraji, M.D. Pediatric Cardiology,

Tehran, Iran. Presented at “The Annual Congress of Pediatric Medicine”, Tehran, Iran

(Oct 1995).

Sick Sinus Syndrome, Shahid Rajaii Hospital, under R. Abbasgholizadeh, M.D.

Cardiology, Tehran, Iran. Presented at “The Fifth International Congress Of Geographic

Medicine”, Shiraz Medical University, Shiraz, Iran and earned the congress special

prize for the best presentation (Apr 1992).

INTERESTS & ACTIVITIES

• Committed to volunteerism and community based health care programs and

teaching.

• Health promotion through preventive and personalized medicine Avid nature

lover, enjoy hiking, traveling and reading.

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