Adnan N. Lakhani
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Education:
Ross University School of Medicine 2006-2011
• Doctor of Medicine – graduated April 30, 2011
• Experienced with many EMRs including Epic (mostly), Eclipsys, Cerner, Mckesson,
Allscripts and others.
University of Houston, College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics, Honors College 2002-2006
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and minor in Biology.
Publications and Posters:
Umut Selamet, Adnan Lakhani, William Fitzgerald. “A Case Report of a Huge Inguinal Mass
Accompanying a Huge Bladder Stone”. National ACP Meeting, April 2010,
Toronto,Canada. Also I presented this poster at the ACP Meeting in Southington, CT, Oct 2009.
Abdellatif AA, Waris S, Lakhani A, Kadikoy H, Haque W, Truong LD. True vasculitis in lupus
nephritis. Clinical Nephrology. 2010 Aug;74(2):106-12.
PMID: 20630130
Bruminhent J, Keegan M, Lakhani A, Roberts I, Passalacqua J. Effectiveness of a Simple
Intervention for Prevention of Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections in a Community
Teaching Hospital. American Journal of Infection Control. 2010 Nov;38(9):689-93.
PMID: 21034979
Eagleman, D. M., Lakhani, A. N., & Stetson, C. (2005). How do motor acts change time
perception? [Abstract]. Journal of Vision, 5(8), 767a.
Research Experience:
03/11 – Dept. Molecular & Cellular Biology, Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX
Present Professor Jeffrey Rosen, Cancer Stem Cell Biology
04/01/09 – Department of Anesthesiology, UT-Houston Medical School Houston, TX
04/30/09 Research Assistant, Professor Evan Pivalizza, MD
• Studying efficacy of TEG coagulation analyzer in perioperative management of
abnormal coagulation
04/04 – 01/06 Department of Neurobiology & Anatomy, UT Houston Medical School Houston, TX
Research Assistant, Professor David Eagleman, Computational Neural Models
• Develop numerical models of neural mechanisms involved in time perception.
• Assist in analyzing results from fMRI, EEG, and psychophysics experiments.
08/03 – 02/04 Department of Mathematics, University of Houston / NSF Houston, TX
Research Assistant, Professor Kreisimer Josic, Mathematical Neuroscience
• NSF sponsored program for Undergraduate Research Opportunity In Mathematical
Biology.
• Develop numerical models of neurons based on experiments
08/02 – 08/03 Department of Pharmacological and Pharmaceutical Science, UH Houston, TX
Research Technician, Professor Richard Bond, Pharmacology of Asthma
05/01– 08/01 Institute of Biosciences & Technology, Dr. Jim Martin, Texas A&M, NIH
NIH Summer Research Program
• Conducted research in developmental biology; mutations dealing with cardiac
development
• Outstanding Achievement Award for presentation at NIH
Activities:
2006-2008 Physician for Human Rights – RUSOM Chapter – Education & Awareness
Coordinator
- Organized on campus mini symposium on ‘Global Healthcare and Relief Work’ in
cooperation with Partners in Health
2006-2008 Ross University School of Medicine Intramural Basketball League
2005-2006 Pacifica National Foundation
Local Station Advisory Board (non profit community radio organization)
2003-2005 Unheard Voices Project Development Coordinator, Cofounder, UH Student Organization
2004-2006 University of Houston Intramural Basketball League
2002-2004 University of Houston Lacrosse Team LoneStar Alliance Conference
Fall 2002 M.D. Anderson Hospital Volunteer
2000 Muscular Dystrophy Summer Camp Counselor Volunteer
2000-2002 United Way Youth Advisory Committee
1998-2003 National Piano Playing Auditions –Inducted National Member; National Winner (00-02)
Other Work Experience:
Summer 2006 Memorial Education & Tutoring Instructor Houston, TX
Summer 2006 Princeton Review SAT Tutor Training Houston, TX
2002-2006 Personal Tutor Math and Science Houston, TX