Medical Clinical Research

ANANDA DE SILVA M.D., FRACP, FACOEM, FACIP

***** ****** **** *****, **. Louis, MO 63131 314-***-**** *******@*****.*** SUMMARY

Senior-level physician with extensive expertise in internal medicine, geriatrics and prevention of cardiovascular disease. Throughout medical career, successfully accomplished the following:

• No malpractice claims or patient complaints

• Unrestricted medical licensing

• Unrestricted participation in Medicare and Medicaid programs

• Unrestricted federal and state narcotic licensing

• Excellence in clinical diagnosis and treatment

• High quality patient care and evidence based medicine

• Widespread expertise in chronic disease management

• Extensive experience in electronic health records and telemedicine

• Strong teamwork skills across all levels of medical staffing

• Outstanding communication skills (both oral and written) EXPERIENCE

September 2016-

Present

Lead Consulting Physician, [Hinton Medical Management Group] Effectively treated and managed patients (average 17 per day) across two practice locations with multiple medical, social and psychological illnesses. Successfully reviewed lab reports, ER medical reports from hospitals and special reports (CT scans, MRIs and x-rays) and delivered appropriate medical solutions to patients on a daily basis.

March 2013-

August 2016

Senior Physician, [People’s Health Center]

Effectively treated and managed patients (average 35-38 per day) with multiple medical, social and psychological illnesses and quickly became sole physician with highest successful treatment record for the center.

Successfully reviewed lab reports, ER medical reports from six different local hospitals and special reports (CT scans, MRIs and x-rays) and delivered appropriate medical solutions to patients on a daily basis.

March 2010-

March 2013

Senior Physician, [Myrtle Hilliard Davis Comprehensive Health Centers, Inc.] Obtained 90% successful productivity of patient care, including complicated medical conditions.

June 1979-

March 2010

Head Physician/ Owner, [De Silva Medical Services, Inc.] Private practice specializing in pediatrics and internal medicine. Practice was part of the Washington University Physician Network (WUPN). January 1979-

July 1982

Regional Medical Director, [U.S. Federal Services] Responsible for occupational health for all employees and administration within the gateway district of the U.S. Administered the Fellow Employees Workman’s Compensation Act.

August 1982-

September 1986

Medical Director, [General Motors Corporation]

Responsible for the occupational health of 20,000+ employees working within three shifts at the corporation.

Successfully supervised and managed the medical department which consisted of 30 full-time nurses while maintaining federal and state corporate compliance. June 1993-

May 2003

Urgent Care Physician, [Medstop Urgent Care Centers] Responsible for successful diagnosis and treatment of minor medical conditions within each assigned shift.

June 1979-

May 1989

Emergency Room Physician, [Lutheran Medical Center] Emergency room physician for Level II Trauma Center. June 1979-

June 1981

Clinical Medical Director, [Saint Louis State Hospital] Accountable for proper diagnosis and management of medical conditions of hospitalized mental health and alcoholic patients.

POST GRADUATE TRAINING

June 2010-

March 2013

Residency in Pediatrics, [Saint Louis City Hospital] This AMA approved residency program was part of the St. Louis University Teaching Program. Rotations were completed at Cardinal Glennon and St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Awarded one year credit by the American Board of Pediatrics for training. September 1974-

June 1977

Fellowship [Washington University School of Medicine] This fellowship was completed in lipid research and cardiovascular diseases. Successfully completed coronary primate prevention trial of NIH. Original research on the use of aspirin in the preventation of cardiovascular disease A-double blind crossover in study. Awarded 1.5 years credit by the American Board of Internal Medicine for training elsewhere.

August 1973-

August 1974

Residency in Internal Medicine [Broad Meadows Medical Group] This residency was successfully completed to gain experience in primary care practice. It was made possible through Melbourne University School of Medicine. Program was approved by the Australian Medical Council.

January 1971-

June 1973

Residency in Internal Medicine [Prince Henry’s Hospital] Completed residency at Prince Henry’s, a teaching hospital of Melbourne University School of Medicine. The program was approved by the Australian Medical Council. July 1968 -

December 1970

Residency in Internal Medicine [Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital] Completed residency affiliated with the Monash University of Medicine. The program was approved by the Australian Medical Council.

July 1967-

June 1968

Residency in Internal Medicine [General Hospital Colombo] Completed residency with this teaching hospital that is affiliated with the University of Ceylon/ School of Medicine in Sri Lanka. The program was approved by the Sri Lankan Medical Council, British Medical Council and the American Medical Association. All medical training took place at university teaching hospitals. For Internal medicine training in Australia, geriatric care was also included.

FELLOWSHIPS & PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

June 1974- Nuffield Fellow University of London School of Medicine June 1975

Award Fellow of the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Award Fellow of the American College of International Physicians September 1974- Lipid Research Fellowship Washington University School of Medicine June 1975

Professional affiliations include: American Medical Associations, American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine and State Occupational Medicine Association. MEDICAL EDUCATION & CLINICAL RESEARCH

June 1962- University of Ceylon School of Medicine [Colombo, Sri Lanka] June 1968

Medical school is approved by the WHO, AMA and the British Medical Council. University is the only British Medical School outside of England. Clinical Research includes the following areas:

1. Effect of Atromid-S on hyperlipidemia

2. Effect of Colestipol on hyperlipidemia

3. Effect of Colestipol on fat soluble vitamins

4. Benefits and effects of aspirin on coronary artery disease platelet function and fibrinolysis

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