Internal Medicine Medical Education

Dhuha Majeed Alkhaiat,MD

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Medical Education

ABIM Certified

Internal Medicine Residency (07/2012 – 06/2015)

Canton Medical Education Foundation Canton, Ohio. USA Affiliated with Northeast Ohio Medical University College of Medicine

Anaesthesiology Residency (09/2005 - 05/2008)

Jordan Hospital & Medical center Amman, Jordan.

University of Baghdad, Iraq 09/1996 - 06/2002

M.B.Ch.B., 07/2002

Work Experience

09/2016- present

Average hours: 60 per week

Free standing ER and urgent care facilities Housto,TX Diagnose and treat patients, providing cardiac life support, trauma care, and other actions that help patients in life-threatening scenarios.

7/2015-08/2016

Average Hours/Week: 36

Ohio Physicians Professional Corporation/Aultman Hospital, Ohio Internal Medicine/Hospitalist Admitting patients to hospital, daily rounds on inpatients, proper maintenance of medical records and appropriate disposition of patients at discharge. 11/2011

Average Hours/Week: 50

Canton Medical Education Foundation, Ohio Sub Intern Four-week sub internship on the medical ICU of the Canton Medical Education Foundation in Ohio. 09/2011

Average Hours/Week: 20

Harper Hospital/Detroit Medical Center, Michigan

clinical observer 2 months clinical Observership in the Intensive Care Unit with Dr. Yasser Al-Baghdadi. Exposed to a wide variety of many cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies. Interact closely with medical students & residents on history taking, physical exam, conducting assessments and formulating management plans. 06/2011 - 07/2011

Average Hours/Week: 18

Hematology & Oncology clinic /Karmanos Cancer cent, Michigan Clinical observer

1 month clinical Observership with Dr. Carter R Bishop, FACP professor of medicine. Exposed to a wide variety of many cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies. Interact closely with internal medicine residents& hematology fellows on history taking, physical exam, conducting assessments and formulating management plans. Participated in case presentations and contributed in management discussions. 01/2011 - 07/2011

Average Hours/Week: 24

DMC cardiovascular institute, Michigan clinical observer 6 months cardiovascular medicine practice with Dr. Delair Gardi,FACC,FSCAI,FAAC.

Exposed to a wide variety of cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies. Was able to manage patient medications, diagnose, interpret test results and understand the next step in patient care.

07/2010 - 08/2010

Average Hours/Week: 10

Urgent care clinic, Michigan

Clinical Observer 1 month private practice internal medicine & Family Practice clinical Observership at Urgent care clinic with Dr. Nabeel Toma. I had the opportunity to observe the private practice care and got introduced to a variety of cases at the clinic I was interactively discussing the history, physical, assessment and plan of patients with the physician after I observe the patient visit. 01/2010 - 02/2010

Average Hours/Week: 40

Bryn Mawr Hospital, Pennsylvania

Clinical Observer 1 month clinical

Observership with Dr. Peter Hillyer, MD, FACP at the Bryn Mawr hospital in-patient service. Exposed to a wide variety of cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies. -Took complete histories and conducted thorough physical examinations - Wrote in-house patient progress notes with a thorough assessment and plan for a cab of 8 patients daily. - Trained on discussing the diagnosis and management of various Pathophysiologies, interpret Radiographic images (X-ray and CT) and EKG - Became familiar with the Hospital electronic medical record system, U.S. healthcare culture, insurance, HMO, the concept of patient-centered care and interdisciplinary teamwork - Presented many clinical subjects, during our morning and noon reports - presented cases on rounds for staff, residents and medical students as part of our team rounds. 10/2009 - 06/2010

Average Hours/Week: 24

Family Practice Teaching Center/Temple University, Pennsylvania Clinical Observer/externship 9 months clinical Observership with Dr. Mary B. Wirshup MD, Medical Director of Community Volunteers in Medicine (temple university affiliated clinic) –

Interact closely with medical students during patient rounds on history taking, physical exam, conducting assessments and formulating management plans - Participated in case presentations and contributed in management discussions - Diligently attended morning, noon-conferences and interactively participating in clinical discussions and problem solving guidelines - Exposed to a wide variety of many cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies

09/2005 - 05/2008

Average Hours/Week: 100

Jordan Hospital& Medical Center, Jordan Anesthesia & Intensive Care Resident Taking history, performing physical examinations, conducting assessments and formulating Anesthesia plans - Ordering proper diagnostic, screening tests, interpret basic imaging and ECG prior to anesthesia. - Participate in code blue teams, serve in MICU and CCU. - Attend and present cases at morning reports for faculty and residents. - got expert teaching and daily practice on the basics to General & regional anesthesia. 09/2002 - 07/2005

Average Hours/Week: 100

Medical City/ University of Baghdad, Iraq Rotating Intern This general rotation is part of medical licensing requirement in Iraq. AS an Intern in Baghdad Teaching Hospital, Medical City Complex, I went through the following departments: 1. Internal Medicine 2. Psychiatry 3. Obstetrics and Gynecology 4. Emergency department 5. Pediatrics and Neonatal Care. 6. Neurology. My tasks in these departments were: - Taking history and performing physical examinations - Conducting assessments and formulating management plans - Write daily progress notes - Ordering proper diagnostic and screening tests - Interpret basic imaging and ECG - Ordering proper treatment medication - Writing admission H and P and discharge summaries - Schedule follow up appointments - Participate in code blue teams - Present cases at rounds for faculty, residents, and medical students - Attend and present cases at morning reports

01/2011 - 07/2011

Average Hours/Week: 24

DMC cardiovascular institute, Michigan clinical observer 6 months cardiovascular medicine practice with Dr. Delair Gardi,FACC,FSCAI,FAAC.

Exposed to a wide variety of cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies. Was able to manage patient medications, diagnose, interpret test results and understand the next step in patient care.

07/2010 - 08/2010

Average Hours/Week: 10

Urgent care clinic, Michigan

Clinical Observer 1 month private practice internal medicine & Family Practice clinical Observership at Urgent care clinic with Dr. Nabeel Toma.

I had the opportunity to observe the private practice care and got introduced to a variety of cases at the clinic I was interactively discussing the history, physical, assessment and plan of patients with the physician after I observe the patient visit.

01/2010 - 02/2010

Average Hours/Week: 40

Bryn Mawr Hospital, Pennsylvania

Clinical Observer 1 month clinical Observership with Dr. Peter Hillyer, MD, FACP at the Bryn Mawr hospital in-patient service.

Exposed to a wide variety of cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies. -Took complete histories and conducted thorough physical examinations - Wrote in-house patient progress notes with a thorough assessment and plan for a cab of 8 patients daily. Trained on discussing the diagnosis and management of various Pathophysiologies, interpret Radiographic images (X-ray and CT) and EKG - Became familiar with the Hospital electronic medical record system, U.S. healthcare culture, insurance, HMO, the concept of patient-centered care and interdisciplinary teamwork - Presented many clinical subjects, during our morning and noon reports - presented cases on rounds for staff, residents and medical students as part of our team rounds. 10/2009 - 06/2010

Average Hours/Week: 24

Family Practice Teaching Center/Temple University, Pennsylvania Clinical Observer/externship 9 months clinical Observership with Dr. Mary B. Wirshup MD, Medical Director of Community Volunteers in Medicine (temple university affiliated clinic)

- Interact closely with medical students during patient rounds on history taking, physical exam, conducting assessments and formulating management plans - Participated in case presentations and contributed in management discussions - Diligently attended morning, noon-conferences and interactively participating in clinical discussions and problem solving guidelines - Exposed to a wide variety of many cases and got expertise in the approach to patients' assessment and management strategies

09/2005 - 05/2008

Average Hours/Week: 100

Jordan Hospital& Medical Center, Jordan Anesthesia & Intensive Care Resident Taking history, performing physical examinations, conducting assessments and formulating Anesthesia plans - Ordering proper diagnostic, screening tests, interpret basic imaging and ECG prior to anesthesia.

- Participate in code blue teams, serve in MICU and CCU.

- Attend and present cases at morning reports for faculty and residents. - got expert teaching and daily practice on the basics to General & regional anesthesia. 09/2002 - 07/2005

Average Hours/Week: 100

Medical City/ University of Baghdad, Iraq Rotating Intern This general rotation is part of medical licensing requirement in Iraq.

AS an Intern in Baghdad Teaching Hospital, Medical City Complex, I went through the following departments: 1. Internal Medicine 2. Psychiatry 3. Obstetrics and Gynecology 4. Emergency department 5. Pediatrics and Neonatal Care. 6. Neurology.

My tasks in these departments were: - Taking history and performing physical examinations - Conducting assessments and formulating management plans - Write daily progress notes - Ordering proper diagnostic and screening tests - Interpret basic imaging and ECG - Ordering proper treatment medication - Writing admission H and P and discharge summaries - Schedule follow up appointments - Participate in code blue teams - Present cases at rounds for faculty, residents, and medical students - Attend and present cases at morning reports.

Membership and Honorary/Professional Societies

American College of Physicians

– Associate member Ohio State Medical Association, Associate member, Stark County Medical Society

– associate member, American Society of Critical Care Medicine/FCCS Member in the Jordanian Society of Anesthesia, Intensive Care &Pain Management.

Member in Iraqi Medical Association.

Certification/Licensure

*American Board of Internal Medicine Certification

*ACLS, Exp. 4/2018

* ATLS, Exp 2020

* PALS Exp 2018

* Part one of The Arab Board of Medical specializations/Anesthesia & Intensive care/ 2007 Volunteer Experience

09/ 2010

Average Hours/Week: 4

Oakwood Hospital & Medical Center, Michigan COMFORT MANAGEMENT VOLUNTEER/Nursing Unit MAKE ROUNDS AND ASK PATIENTS QUESTIONS ON HOW THEIR HOSPITAL Experience IS AND WHAT CAN WE DO TO IMPROVE.

10/ 2009 - 06/2010

Average Hours/Week: 8

Community Volunteers in Medicine, Pennsylvania HIV study Coordinator 9 months preventive medicine experience of educating families in West Chester area,PA about the importance of safe sex practices and safety measures to prevent transmission of HIV, while doing regular screening of the disease among 13-64 years old age group, via oral swabs or blood samples. 08/ 2009 - 12/2009

Average Hours/Week: 8

Brandywine hospital, Pennsylvania Emergency Department Greeter I welcomed and provided support to patients, families and staff in the emergency room and waiting areas throughout the hospital. I was working independently or as assigned by the Emergency Unit staff. 03/ 2005 - 05/2005

Average Hours/Week: 10

Hope Institute for Peace, Iraq Coordinator I coordinated an effort through the Hope institute for Peace

(a local nongovernmental nonprofit organization) to help internally mobilized families during ethnic cleansing which turned to its peak in 2005, by providing basic medical aid, food and clean drinking water, that effort included Baghdad and its suburbs. Research Experience

04/2011

Average Hours/Week: 8

Detroit Receiving hospital, Michigan Research assistant, Donald P. Levine, MD Research assistant, with Dr. Donald P. Levine, Professor & Chief of General Internal Medicine at Wayne State University School of Medicine General responsibilities include: • Assist with completion of Regulatory Documents necessary to initiate,Continue and close clinical trials. • Assist with screening, consenting and enrollment of study subjects. • Assist with the data collection and data entry process. • Help maintain the Study Binders by keeping records, newsletters, etc Filed in appropriate binder sections. • Maintain safety and confidentiality of study subjects at all times.

12/2010

Oakwood Hospital & Medical Center, Michigan Principle Investigator, Jacqueline Mohs, MD Research Assistant & Principal Investigator with Dr.Jacqueline Mohs, associate Program Director of the Geriatric Medicine Fellowship at Oakwood hospital. The study is testing Alcohol or Substance abuse as a cause of impairment for trauma patients of different age groups in a single center (Oakwood Hospital). 09/2007 - 04/2008

Average Hours/Week: 10

Jordan Hospital& Medical Center, Jordan Research Assistant, Dr.Manal Altayeh In single center study

(Jordan Hospital),

we evaluated the effect of epidural anesthesia on normal vaginal delivery duration& progression, patient satisfaction Scale, and the need for cesarean section in 200 women with labor pain. Among other predictors, we identified that using epidural anesthesia is not associated with prolongation of first stage of normal vaginal delivery or arrest of uterine contractions. I assisted in protocol writing, data collection, organization, and manuscript configuration. This study is accepted for publication in the Journal of Jordanian Society of anesthesiologists. Prior Training

09/2005 - 05/2008

Residency

Jordan Hospital & Medical Center, Amman, Jordan Anesthesiology Publications

Chandra Dasari, Amreshwar podugu, Dhuha Alkhaiat, Jihad Alasady, Omar Nemer, Jennifer Bolyard, Nihad Boutros.2014”Comparing the characteristics and outcomes of Unplanned Extubation (UE) in SICU

(Surgical Intensive Care Unit) and MICU (Medical Intensive Care Unit)”.A poster presented at 44th Annual Congress of Critical Care Medicine, 2015:Phoenix, Arizona, USA. Oral Presentation

Ababneh, M. M.D. (2006, October). Difficult extubation. Oral Presentation presented at: Anesthesia Department Monthly Journal Clubs; Amman, Jordan.

Personal

Citizenship: USA/ Iraq.

Language fluency: French, Arabic

Hobbies: Jogging, Reading & Swimming.

Accomplishments/Awards

*Completion an Airway Management training workshop/May 2007

*"Excellence in Ambulatory Medicine" Award/June 2015

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