Li, Tian (********) MyERAS Application

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General Information

Name: Li, Tian

Previous Last Name: Li

Preferred Name: Tian

Designated Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Most Recent Medical School: Guangzhou Medical University Applicant ID: 202-***-****

AAMC ID: 12724608

USMLE ID: 07254725

Email: ad46hk@r.postjobfree.com

Gender: Woman

Birth Date: 10/09/1980

Authorized to Work in the U.S.: Yes

Current Work Authorization: U.S. Citizen or National, Legal Permanent Resident, Refugee, Asylee

Self Identification:

Asian

Chinese

NRMP ID: N0189928

Participating in the NRMP Match: Yes

Participating as a Couple in NRMP: No

Present Mailing Address:

715 W. 172nd Street

Apt 43

New York, NY 10032

Permanent Mailing Address:

715 W. 172nd Street

Apt 43

New York, NY 10032

Preferred Phone #: 347-***-****

Alternate Phone #:

Mobile #: 347-***-****

Pager #:

Fax #:

Phone: 347-***-****

Military Service Obligation/Deferment? No

Other Service Obligation? No

Are you able to carry out the responsibilities and requirements at the specific training programs to which you are applying with or without reasonable accommodations?

Yes

Misdemeanor Conviction in the United States? No

Felony Conviction in the United States? No

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Geographic and Setting Preferences

Division Preference: Middle Atlantic

My daughter is going to a high school near New York City. She is not willing to leave until graduation. Setting Preference: No Preference

I was born in a city with a large population. I can live in an urban environment without any complaints. On the other hand, When I moved to the USA, I lived in a small town in Nevada. I enjoyed life outside of popular cities as well. Medical Licensure

ACLS:

PALS:

BLS:

DEA Reg. #:

None

Board Certification: No

Medical Licensure Suspended/Revoked/Voluntarily

Terminated?

No

Ever Named in a Malpractice Suit? No

Past History? No

State Medical Licenses

Type Number State Exp. Date

None

Medical Education

Institution & Location Dates Attended Degree Date of Degree Guangzhou Medical University

China

09/2003 - 06/2006 Yes, M.Med. 06/2006

Xiangya School of Medicine, Central South University China

09/1998 - 06/2003 Yes, B.MED 06/2003

Medical Education/Training Extended or Interrupted? No Li, Tian (12724608) MyERAS Application

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Medical School Awards

1. 1998-1999, Academic Excellency of Student and Scholarship-First Level: awarded to the top 5% of students based on coursework at Xiangya School of Medicine, Central South University

2. 1999-2000, Academic Excellency of Student and Scholarship-Second Level: awarded to the top 15% of students 3. 2001-2002, Academic Excellency of Student and Scholarship-Second Level: awarded to the top 15% of students Membership in Honorary/Professional Societies

2020-present, American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics; 2020-present, American Medical Association;

2019-present, Affiliate Member in the American College of Physicians; Education

Education Institution & Location Dates

Attended

Degree Degree

Date

Field of Study

Graduate Long Island University POST

Brookville, NY

08/2022 -

07/2024

Yes, Exp

Master

07/2024 Clinical

Laboratory

Science

Graduate University of Nevada Reno

Reno NV

08/2006 -

05/2011

Yes, Ph.D. 05/2011 Cellular and

Molecular

Pharmacology

and Physiology

Postgraduate Training

None

Experiences

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Experiences

Clinical Lab Professional

Organization Department of Pathology and Cell Biology, Columbia University Medical Center

Dates 03/2019 - Present

Location New York, NY 10032, United States of America Participation Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Urban Experience Type Work

Primary Focus Clinical/translational science Key Characteristic Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

I work in an immunogenetic lab for donor chimerism monitoring of post-transplant patients. By mastering the bench works, blood cell lineage isolation, flow cytometry, STR-PCR, fragment analysis, and semi-quantification of microsatellite amplification, I provided numerous chimerism results to help with post-transplant care for individual patients. I appreciate the extraordinary opportunity to strengthen my knowledge of transplant medicine and to extend my view of the essentials of clinical testing. The experience and specialized knowledge encouraged me to advance as an HLA lab professional through the American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics

(ASHI) accreditation process.

Most Meaningful The first time I worked in a clinical lab, although I was experienced working in a research lab. The experience has opened a door for me to a new field or a new career. Graduate student

Organization University of Nevada School of Medicine Dates 08/2006 - 05/2011 Location Reno, NV 89557, United States of America Participation Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Rural/Suburban Experience Type Education/training Primary Focus Clinical/translational science Key Characteristic Ingenuity and Innovation Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

The non-surgical treatment of pediatric strabismus could save healthcare expenses and reduce surgical complications. We proposed that the exogenous growth factors could re-imbalance the agonist and antagonist extraocular muscles and align the visual axis. I injected the IGF1 or cardiotrophin-1 into the orbital cavities of baby chickens, measured the isometric strength in vivo for a week, and examined the morphologic alteration of treated muscles under a microscope. Under the guidance of dissertation advisors, I completed the study with publication on Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci. 2010, May; 51(5): 2479-2486, and Pflug Arch Eur J Physiol. 2011, Mar; 461(3): 373-386. In addition to coursework, seminars, and journal clubs, I achieved a doctoral degree in Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology and Physiology in May 2011. I appreciate the opportunity of dissertation research, which supported my interest in clinical studies that aim to find evidence or therapeutic strategies for future medicine. Most Meaningful The first time I moved to the USA. I have experienced a typical process in which a new immigrant changes and learns to survive.

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Experiences

Medical graduate student

Organization Guangzhou Medical University Dates 09/2003 - 06/2006 Location Guangzhou, 510180, China Participation

Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Urban Experience Type Education/training

Primary Focus Clinical/translational science Key Characteristic Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

After graduation from medical school, I was a resident working in a university hospital. My duties covered inpatient care in the Neurology and Internal Medicine Department and the patients in the Emergency Room with suspected neurologic issues. Under the supervision of the attendings, I practiced medical history, performed a physical and neurological examination, ordered the lab and initial treatment, wrote the notes, and reported the cases. Also, I joined the epilepsy team, followed the cases with unique manifestations, and contributed to the related clinical research (Epilepsia. 2010, Sep; 51(9): 1669-1678). I appreciate the practice training opportunity in patient care, case discussion, journal club, educational conferences, clinical trials, clinical studies, and clinical/scientific writing (Journal of China Prescription Drug. 2005, Feb; 35(2): 47-49). The training strengthened my clinical knowledge and aroused my interest in clinical translational research.

Most Meaningful The first work experience after graduation from medical school. It was a real world where I practiced my clinical knowledge to serve patients and help teamwork. Summary writer

Organization Columbia University COVID-19 Virtual

Symposium

Dates 01/2021 - 05/2022

Location New York, NY 10032, United States of America Participation Frequency

Monthly (recurring)

Setting Urban Experience Type Volunteer/service/advocacy Primary Focus Clinical/translational science Key Characteristic Reliability and Dependability Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

I joined the monthly COVID-19 virtual symposium and completed the summaries for more than two lectures. To understand the lectures in detail, I went through the major research articles of the research group to extract the group's main findings or focused areas. Each symposium usually had seven to eight lectures and invited nationwide or international researchers who conducted critical research studies on SARS-CoV2 with publications and many citations. The high-frequency topics covered vaccine-related immunity, the uncommon clinical manifestation of the critical cases, the antibody-targeted epitopes on the spike protein, the SARS-CoV2 genetic evolution, SARS-CoV2 clinical testing, neuropathologic findings of critical cases of SARS-CoV2, and so on. It was an excellent opportunity to touch with the newly developed technologies and the novel modification to the methods that led to the critical findings. The summaries I completed were posted on the university website in two weeks for archival purposes.

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Experiences

Trainee

Organization Drexel Physician Refresher/Re-entry program, Dates 07/2020 - 07/2020 Location Philadaphia, PA, United States of America Participation Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Suburban/Urban Experience Type Education/training Primary Focus Medical education Key Characteristic Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

A one-month intensive refresher training covered the critical elements of the clinical practices in the U.S. medical system, such as healthcare communication, child abuse, medication-assisted treatment for Opioid Use Disorder, professional boundaries, cultural competency, high-value clinical care, and so on. Through the “hands-on” experience of simulated case studies and HPI notes, I have better understood the U.S. medical system and built communication skills with clinicians and patients. research volunteer

Organization NYC Health and Hospital Dates 05/2020 - 06/2020 Location New York, NY 11203, United States of America Participation Frequency

Weekly (recurring)

Setting Suburban/Urban Experience Type Research

Primary Focus Public health Key Characteristic Reliability and Dependability Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

I worked in a nine-volunteer group to conduct in-person surveys of healthcare employees about COVID-19 antibody testing results, suspected symptoms, and PPE usage. Also, I joined the group writing task of evidence summaries based on the newly published scientific articles. During the early pandemic, the research teams in the Office of Public Health of NYC Health and Hospital designed the study to understand the SARS-CoV2 spread and provide evidence for the forthcoming public health intervention. It was a precious opportunity for me to understand the evidence-based healthcare system in the USA, apart from the clinical practice guideline. The study was published in BMJ Open 2021;11:e053158. doi:10.1136/bmjopen-202*-******. Li, Tian (12724608) MyERAS Application

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Experiences

Clinical staff

Organization Georgia Neurodiagnostic and Treatment Center Dates 11/2018 - 03/2019 Location Duluth, GA 30096, United States of America Participation Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Suburban/Urban Experience Type Work

Primary Focus Medical education Key Characteristic Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

A five-month clinical experience in a busy neurologic clinic provided more intensive training in neurology. I improved my skills in medical history, neurological examination, HPI notes, assisted neuralgia block injection, EMG test, nerve conduction study, and EEG test. The cases of neurologic diseases I encountered included neuralgia, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, alcohol-abused brain disorder, dementia, and myelopathy. Interacting with neurologic patients strengthened my interpersonal communication with emotional patients or complicated cases and raised my responsibility and awareness of the value of healthcare under the US medical system. volunteer

Organization Center for Cognitive Neurology, NYU Dates 01/2016 - 08/2016 Location New York, NY 10016, United States of America Participation Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Urban Experience Type Volunteer/service/advocacy Primary Focus Clinical/translational science Key Characteristic Empathy and Compassion Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

I appreciated my social-work teachers' help with the replacement to study the multidimensional characteristics of dementia while practically focusing on group psychotherapy and the social and family impacts of dementia. To detect mild cognitive impairment and early-phase dementia, the Center for Cognitive Neurology conducted a series of clinical studies and community activities to educate the seniors and screen their cognitive functions. With those data and resources, the multidisciplinary professional group supported dementia patients and their families with therapeutic and psychosocial services. With that experience and literature review, I comprehensively understood that psychotherapy was one of the three major therapeutic strategies to improve the patient's life quality of chronic degenerative neurologic disorders. Li, Tian (12724608) MyERAS Application

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Experiences

Postdoctoral research fellow

Organization Guangzhou Medical University Dates 07/2013 - 11/2015 Location Guangzhou, 510180, China Participation

Frequency

Daily (recurring)

Setting Urban Experience Type Research

Primary Focus Clinical/translational science Key Characteristic Ingenuity and Innovation Context, Roles &

Responsibilities

The genetic defects of voltage-gated sodium channels are associated with epilepsy. One of my postdoc research studies aimed to explore if the genetic variation in SCN1A gene 3’-UTR was associated with epilepsy. In this case-control study, we retrospectively recruited more than 100 epilepsy patients, analyzed their genetic sequences of SCN1A-3’UTR, and identified one of twelve genetic variants was significantly less frequent in male epileptic patients. The study was published in BMC Genetics (2016) 17:111. DOI 10.1186/s12863-016-0417-y. The other study of my fellowship was about gene expression of an accessory subunit of the sodium channel, SCN1B gene product, in in-vitro cellular models. Besides, as an investigator at a clinical site, I joined Phase III Perampanel (E2007) clinical trial in China for adjunctive therapy for partial seizures. I appreciate the valuable fellowship training for my critical thinking and problem-solving skills with increasing interest in clinical or translational study. Li, Tian (12724608) MyERAS Application

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Publications

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles/Abstracts

Li, T.. (2014, Feb). Adult-onset absence epilepsy. Journal of Epileptology and Electroneurophysiology (China), 23 (1), 55-58. Li, T., Feng, C., von Bartheld, C.S.. (2011, Mar). How to make rapid eye movements “rapid”: The role of growth factors for muscle contractile properties.. Pflügers Archiv: European Journal of Physiology, 461 (3), 373-386. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 21279379.

Li, T., Kuang, Y., Li, B.. (2016, Jul). The genetic variants in 3’ untranslated region of voltage-gated sodium channel alpha 1 subunit gene affect the mRNA-microRNA interactions and associate with epilepsy.. BMC Genetics, 17 (1471-2156), 111. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 27473590.

Li, T., Liao, W.. (2005, Feb). Diagnosis and treatment of Adult-onset idiopathic generalized epilepsy. Journal of China Prescription Drug, 35 (2), 47-49.

Li, T., Wiggins, L.M., von Bartheld, C.S.. (2010, May). Insulin-like growth factor-1 and cardiotrophin 1 increase strength and mass of extraocular muscle in juvenile chicken.. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science, 51 (5), 2479-2486. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 20007833.

Liao, W., Shi, Y., Long, Y., Zeng, Y., Li, T., etc. (2010, Sep). Partial epilepsy with antecedent febrile seizures and seizure aggravation by antiepileptic drugs: associated with loss of function of Na(v) 1.1.. Epilepsia, 51 (9), 1669-1678. Cited in PubMed; PMID: 20550552.

Wei K, Liang Y, Yang B, Liu L, Cao W, Li T, Wang R.. (2022, Apr). An observational MRI study of methotrexate-treated children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in remission and subtle cognitive decline.. Quantitative Imaging in Medicine and Surgery., 12 (4), 2474-2486.

Cited in PubMed; PMID: 35371933.

Peer Reviewed Book Chapter

Li, T.. (2018). Genetic Defects of Voltage-Gated Sodium Channel Alpha Subunit 1 in Dravet Syndrome and the Patients’ Response to Antiepileptic Drugs.. In F. S. Kaneez (Ed.), Ion Channels in Health and Sickness (pp. 57-78). London: IntechOpen. Poster Presentation

Li, T., Feng, C.Y., von Bartheld, C.S., Altick, A.L.. (2010, November 01). How to make rapid eye movements "rapid": the role of growth factors for muscle contractile properties [Poster presented]. The 40th SfN annual meeting/San Diego, CA, USA. Li, Tian. (2020, October 01). Leukocyte Lineage Reconstitution Is Associated With Lineage Donor Chimerism During Early Post-Transplant Phase [Poster presented]. ASHI Virtual Global Annual Meeting, 2020/Mount Laurel, NJ, USA. Oral Presentation

Li, T., Baryshnikova, L.M., von Bartheld, C.S.. (2008, May 01). Insulin-like growth factor-1 and cardiotrophin 1 increase strength and mass of extraocular muscle in juvenile chicken. [Oral Presentation]. 2008 ARVO Annual Meeting/Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA. Li, T., von Bartheld, C.S.. (2010, January 01). Growth factor effects in developing extraocular muscles [Oral Presentation]. George G. Bierkamper Student Research Convocation of UNSOM/Reno, NV, USA. Li, Tian (12724608) MyERAS Application

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Language Fluency

Language Language Proficiency Proficiency Description Chinese Native/functionally

native

I converse easily and accurately in all types of situations. Native speakers, including the highly educated, may think that I am a native speaker, too. English Advanced I speak very accurately, and I understand other speakers very accurately. Native speakers have no problem understanding me, but they probably perceive that I am not a native speaker.

Hometown(s)

City,State/Province Country Postal Code Setting

Changsha China Urban

Reno, Nevada United States of America Rural/Suburban Other Awards/Accomplishments

None

Certification

I certify that the information contained within the MyERAS application is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge. All written passages, such as the personal statement and descriptions of work/activities, are my own and have not been written, in part or in whole, by another author and are not the product of artificial intelligence. I understand that any false or missing information may disqualify me from consideration for a position; may result in an investigation by the AAMC per the attached policy (PDF); may also result in expulsion from ERAS; or if employed, may constitute cause for termination from the program. I also understand and agree to the AAMC Website Terms and Conditions and to the AAMC Privacy Statement and the AAMC Policies Regarding the Collection, Use and Dissemination of Resident, Intern, Fellow, and Residency, Internship, and Fellowship Application Data ( attached policy, PDF) and to these AAMC's collection and other processing of my personal data according to these privacy policies. In addition, I consent to the transfer of my personal data to AAMC in the United States, to those residency programs in the United States and Canada that I select through my application, and to other third parties as stated in these Privacy Policies. Certified by: Li, Tian Date: 10/03/2023

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