Physician Assistant Nursing
Resume:
Dear Hiring Team,
This letter is to express my interest in working as a part of your team as a Physician Assistant. I recently moved to Ohio and am pursuing positions around the Columbus area. I have an active Ohio Physician Assistant’s License and active DEA license. I graduated as a Physician Assistant in April 2019 from Wayne State University and shortly after started a position as a Rheumatology PA. I practiced in a private Rheumatology office for one year and during this time learned clinical skills including prescribing and monitoring patients on immunosuppressant medications, obtaining detailed H&P’s, reviewing labs, and ordering and reviewing X-Rays and other imaging modalities. Additionally during my time as a Physician Assistant student, I trained at a busy urgent care/family medicine practice for 15 weeks and also was trained as an in-patient internal medicine for 8 weeks. Thank you for taking the time to review my resume. I believe my previous experience as a Rheumatology PA, history of Urgent Care/Family medicine and internal medicine training would make me a good candidate and a good addition to your team. My resume is on the following page and will include my contact information and further details on my qualifications.
Sincerely,
Laura Frollo, PA-C
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Laura Frollo 3354 Brichar Way Drive Columbus Ohio 43024. 989-***-**** ******@*****.***
EDUCATION
• Wayne State University Physician Assistant Studies
• Masters in Physician Assistant Studies - April 28th, 2019
• Central Michigan University
• Bachelor of Science – May 2016
• Major: Neuroscience
• Minor: Psychology
CERTIFICATIONS
• Ohio Physician Assistant License – Expiration 6/24/2022
• Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) License
• State of Michigan Controlled Substance License – Expiration 5/22/2022
• Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) April 2018 - Present
• Basic Life Support (BLS) April 2018 - Present
CLINICAL ROTATIONS
• Clinical Rotations
• Family Medicine AMD Urgent Care and Family Medicine 8 weeks
• Internal Medicine St. Josephs Mercy Hospital – Detroit 8 weeks
• Emergency Medicine Henry Ford - West Bloomfield 4 weeks
• Trauma Surgery Detroit Receiving Hospital 4 weeks
• Pediatrics Doctors for Kids – Rochester Hills 4 weeks
• OBGYN Dr. Ghazala Azam – Dearborn 4 weeks
• Psychiatry Wellington Retreat – Florida 4 weeks
• Elective Dermatology Specialist of Canton 3 weeks
• Preceptorship AMD Urgent Care and Family Medicine 7 weeks WORK EXPERIENCE
WORK HISTORY
• Physician Assistant – Michigan Rheumatology
June 2019- June 2020
• St. Mary’s of Michigan Certified Nursing Assistant July 2016 – April 2017
• Human Anatomy and Physiology Teaching Assistant
Fall and Spring Semester 2014
• St. Francis Home Certified Nursing Assistant, Saginaw MI ---
June 2011 – July 2017
• Roethke Park Pool Lifeguard and Sports Camps, Saginaw Michigan
May 2006 – August 2012
CLINICAL SKILLS
• Reading and interpreting X-Rays, Knee aspiration, Ultrasound guided injections (knee, shoulder, ankle, carpal tunnel, wrist, elbow),hand and foot injections (MTP, CMC, PIP, DIP), diagnostic ultrasound of shoulders, experience with prescribing biologic and DMARD medications, wound closure with sutures, wound closure with staples, liquid nitrogen application, sports physicals, incision and
drainage, pelvic exams, experience with DOT physicals, and experience with excisional skin biopsies.
RESEARACH EXPIERENCE
Undergraduate Research Assistant - Gary Dunbar Ph.D. Laboratory January 2015 – May 2016
• Central Michigan University, Field Neurosciences Institute Laboratory for Restorative Neurology, Mount Pleasant, MI.
• Techniques: Behavioral analysis of Huntington’s disease mouse model, immunohistochemistry, and assisted surgical stem cell transplantation
RESEARACH PRESENTATIONS & PUBLICATION
*Frollo, L., Gharaibeh, A., Culver, R., Crane, A., Wyse, R., Antcliff, A., Shall, G., Moore, S., Srinageshwar, B., Kolli, N., Story, D., Gardner, M., Lossia, O., Dunbar, G., and Rossignol, J. Intrastriatal Transplantation of Mouse Adenovirus- Generated Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells Reduced Behavioral Deficits in the YAC128 Mouse Model of Huntington’s Disease. Michigan Chapter of Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting. East Lansing, MI (2016).
*Frollo, L., Culver, R., Gharaibeh, A., Crane, A., Wyse, R., Antcliff, A., Shall, G., Moore, S., Srinageshwar, B., Kolli, N., Story, D., Lossia, O., Eickholt, A., Dunbar, G., and Rossignol, J.Generation and characterization of mouse adenovirus- induced pluripotent stem cells utilized for transplantation ameliorates behavioral deficits in the YAC 128 mouse model of Huntington's disease. 22nd Annual Student Research and Creative Endeavors Exhibition. Mt. Pleasant, MI (2016).
Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Neural Stem Cell Transplantations Reduced Behavioral Deficits and Ameliorated Neuropathological Changes in YAC128 Mouse Model of Huntington's Disease Abeer Al-Gharaibeh,1,2 Rebecca Culver,1,2 Andrew N. Stewart,1,2 Bhairavi Srinageshwar,1,2 Kristin Spelde,1,2 Laura Frollo,1,2 Nivya Kolli,1,2 Darren Story,1,2,3 Leela Paladugu,1,2 Sarah Anwar,1 Andrew Crane,1 Robert Wyse,1 Panchanan Maiti,1,2,3,4 Gary L. Dunbar,1,2,3,4 and Julien Rossignol1,2,5,*
* Indicates conferences where I presented research.
Indicates publication
VOLUNTEER WORK
• Southern Care Hospice, Saginaw, MI, May 2010 – August 2010
• Read Association of Saginaw County, Saginaw, MI, April 2011
• Mid Michigan Medical Center Volunteer, Midland MI, Summer of 2013
• Isabella Community Soup Kitchen, Mt. Pleasant MI, October 2015 – March 2016
• Big Brothers Big Sisters, Mt. Pleasant MI, November 2015 – May 2016
• International Service Learning Medical Volunteer Trip – Belize, January 2016
• Chicago Public Schools Volunteer – March of 2016
• Wayne State University Health Fair – October and April 2018
• Special Olympics Physicals – December 2018
TECHNOLOGY
• Athena Health
• Citrix
• Epic Training – October 2018
REFERENCES
• Available upon request
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