Physician Assistant Manager

GADEER AYESH, MS, PA-C

**** ****** ** *** ***, Schaumburg, IL 60193 414-***-**** ***********@*****.*** EDUCATION

Marquette University

Bachelors of Science – Biomedical Sciences – May 2016 Herzing University

Certification – Phlebotomy – December 2013

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science Masters of Science in Physician Assistant Studies – June 2018 WORK EXPERIENCE

Neurosurgery & Endovascular Associates

September 2018 - September 2019

Position: Neurosurgical Physician Assistant

Worked as a PA for a Neurosurgery private practice in Franklin, WI alongside 4 other midlevel providers.. This is a fast paced clinic and imaging center. Duties included seeing patients in an outpatient setting, administered conscious sedation and assisting in various outpatient procedures (such as cervical injections, lumbar injections, cerebral angiograms, etc), monitoring and sedating patients in the MRI machine, rounding on patients in Froedtert South hospital, and first assisting in all surgical procedures.

Marquette University – Biomedical Sciences Department 2014- 2016

Position: Head Undergraduate Researcher in Dr. Baker’s Lab Dr. Baker is one of the Biomedical Science Department professors. Along with teaching various courses, he researched the efficacy of pharmaceutical drugs that act on receptors that are known to be a part of Schizophrenia, Parkinson’s disease, and Alzheimer’s disease. I worked in his lab as the main researcher dealing with the animals. I not only worked in the colony/breeding but I also was heading many of the current experiments.

Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center

2014- 2015

Position: Hospital Phlebotomist

IRIS Financial

2013 - Present

Position: Private Caregiver (for Hasibeh Ayesh)

Hasibeh is an 89-year-old woman who is unable to care for herself due to multiple health issues. Since 2013, along with another caregiver, I have been employed to help her with daily activities (changing, using the restroom, showering, eating, etc.).

CERTIFICATIONS

Basic Life Support – American Heart Association – April 2017 Advanced Cardiothoracic Life Support – American Heart Association – April 2017 CLINICAL CLERKSHIPS – MAY 2017 – MAY 2018

General Surgery

With Dr. Amead Atassi – Methodist Hospital (Merrillville, IN) AYESH, MS, PA PAGE 2

Women’s Health

With Dr. Bhillakar – Aurora Health Care (Burlington, WI) Emergency Medicine

With Dr. Hallett – Advocate Condell Medical Center (Libertyville) Family Medicine

With Dr. Krukowski – Aurora Medical Center (Racine, WI) Internal Medicine

With Dr. Gullberg – All Saints Hospital (Racine, WI) Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery

With Tim Fehrenbacher PA-C – Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin (Milwaukee, WI) Emergency Medicine

With Dr. Purnell – Holy Cross Hospital (Chicago, IL) Pediatrics

With Dr. Nelson – Aurora Health Center (Kenosha, WI) MEMBERSHIPS

National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA)

Illinois Academy of Physician Assistants (IAPA)

VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE

St. Luke’s Medical Center

Volunteer – 2010 - 2011

As a volunteer, I worked in both the Radiology department and the Emergency Department. In Radiology, I worked hand in hand with the nurses. I assisted in various studies that were being done, organization of paper charts, restocking rooms, cleaning machines, etc. In the ED, I worked in both triage and the ED. In triage, I helped with chart compilations for patients and taking the patients back to their assigned rooms. Back in the ED, I helped clean/restock rooms as well as talk to patients who needed their spirits lifted. Hours: 141

Milwaukee AIDS Resource Center

Volunteer – 2012 – 2013

As a volunteer at the ARC, I mainly worked with the Needle Exchange Program. With this program, People were able to come in and receive a full bag of all the supplies they needed in exchange for all Their dirty needles. I would give people bags with clean/sterile needles, tourniquets, cotton balls, Alcohol wipes, etc. I also did Narcan training for anyone who came in and wanted Narcan. I was also in Charge of making free sex kits and gave them out to anyone who came in. MCHC Free Clinic

Volunteer – 2012 - 2013

MCHC is a local free clinic owned by the mosque I attend in Milwaukee. It is open twice a week

(Wednesdays and Saturdays). As a volunteer in the free clinic, I acted as receptionist. Part of my job was to greet patients when they walk in, sign them in, make appointments, gather charts, call patients with test results, etc. I also acted as a translator since I am fluent in Arabic and a lot of our doctors were not native Arabic speakers. Hours: 200 Healthy Families Clinic

Clinic Manager – 2016 - 2017

Healthy Families is a PA student run pediatric clinic at Rosalind Franklin University. Our clinic treated the patient both medically and psychologically; this means that we worked hand in hand with the Psychology department during clinic hours. My room as clinic manager was to schedule all the PA students’ shifts each week, training, charting, and anything else that is needed to make sure clinic ran smoothly.

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Interprofessional Community Clinic

Panel Member – 2016 – 2017

ICC is a fully student run free clinic at Rosalind Franklin University. As part of the panel, I helped work out all of the little details that helped run clinic smoothly. I also was trained to use Athena – our electronic health records. This clinic was made up of Interprofessional teams (students from different programs) that worked together to help each patient. Panel members are assigned to each team as the Athena user. As a panel member, I was also a part of the front desk committee. This means that on days I wasn’t an Athena User or working at the Healthy Families Clinic, I was working the clinic front desk.

LANGUAGES

English – Native Language

Arabic – Fluent

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