Gevork Geshgian, DO, MPH

818-***-****

ad16ju@r.postjobfree.com

Work Experience

**/****- ******* ******* ******** at Reliant Urgent Care and Occupational Health

• Provide medical care to patients at an urgent care setting such as injections, immunizations, suturing, wound care, and managing acute illnesses and injuries.

• Evaluation and treatment for workplace injuries and occupational exposures.

• Telemedicine services to urgent care and occupational injury patients

• Provide medical and operational oversight over physicians, advanced practice providers and clinic staff.

• Ensure internal provider compliance and awareness of ACOEM guidelines through the utilization of didactics, open communication, and chart review.

• Act as a medical liaison to employers for case review and patient care for sensitive workers’ compensation cases

• Manage and oversee APPs of 5 occupational health and urgent care clinics 10/2017-Present Correctional Health Physician

• Examinations, evaluations, and treatments for arrestees at designated jails

• Urgent care needs, lacerations, safety evaluations

• Management of withdrawals from alcohol, opiates, and benzodiazepines Training

06/2023 – Present University of Pennsylvania

Occupational medicine residency for mid-career physicians 06/2017-02/2019 College Medical Center, Long Beach Internal medicine Residency

Education

2013-2017 Doctor of Osteopathy

Touro University Nevada, College of Osteopathic Medicine 2011-2013 Master of Public Health

California State University, Northridge

2006-2009 Microbiology, Immunology and Genetics, Bachelor of Science University of California, Los Angeles

Certifications

Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Certification

National Registry No: 718-***-****

DEA License

#FG786962

Osteopathic Medical Board of California, Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon License

#20A16646

Publications

Use of Ketamine and Dilaudid via Nebulizer for Pain Management, Journal of Pain, and Symptom Management Case report on the use of Ketamine and Dilaudid via nebulizer for cancer patients as an alternate method of pain management. Languages

English, Armenian (fluent)

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