ANAJI, SHIVA CHARAN (********)

Curriculum Vitae

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Confidential - Do not disclose or distribute applicant information to persons outside the residency/fellowship application process. ANAJI, SHIVA CHARAN

Present Mailing Address

H-NO: 1-37

PEDDA DEVADA

hyderabad 503306 India

Preferred Phone: 91-994*******

Alternate Phone: 91-628*******

Mobile Phone: 91-994*******

adfr42@r.postjobfree.com

Permanent Mailing Address

h.no 18/8, flat no 202, sri nivas appartment .

road no 3,kamalanagar, chaitanyapuri, 500060, hyd K.V.Rangareddy 500060 India

91-994*******

Medical Education

Graduated from Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, Secunderabad, India 08/2012 - 10/2019

M.B.,B.S.

EAMCET 466 rank

SSC 572Marks

Work Experience

3/2017 - 08/2019 Average Hours/Week: 60

Gandhi medical college and hospital, Hyderabad, India Intern Completed rotations in general medicine(8 weeks), general surgery(8weeks), obstetrics and gynecology (8weeks), pediatrics(4 weeks), orthopedics(4 weeks), ophthalmology(2 weeks), emergency room (4weeks) and ENT(2weeks) in outpatient, inpatient.. Did 30hours call on every 6th day. Perfected my skills in taking history, clinical examination, differential diagnosis, and providing management plans. Performed procedures like IV cannulation, foleys catheter placement, IV sample collection, and nasogastric tube placement Average Hours/Week: 45

07/2019 - 07/2019 intern

Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, GA, USA, Atlanta, GA, United States of America Visiting Medical Student., Dr. Sharon Graves

My clinical elective in the department of transplant medicine consisted of four weeks, during which I worked as a part of the liver and kidney transplant team. Under the direct supervision of my fellows and attending, I learned about the “meticulous” pre-transplant patient evaluation & work-up; acquired skills for managing organ transplant recipients; attended morning rounds; followed up on my patients assigned to me by my fellows; and updated their overnight status in the medical records. I also learned about the sensitive aspects of managing HIV-positive organ recipients; diagnostic work-up and evaluation of renal failure in post-transplant patients; and chemotherapeutics.

06/2019 - 06/2019

Intern Average Hours/Week: 45

Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia, USA., Atlanta, GA, United States of America Visiting medical student., Dr. Christine L. Kempton During my hands-on clinical elective in the Department of Hematology, I learned about both common and rare hematological disorders such as– Sicke cell anemia; Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura; and Multiple myeloma. I assisted my residents and fellows in inpatient care, took patient histories and performed clinical examinations during consults, and presented cases to my fellows. I attended the faculty lecture on “Choice of Anti-coagulant in cancer patients.” Delivered a PowerPoint presentation on “Heparin ANAJI, SHIVA CHARAN (14977835)

Curriculum Vitae

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Confidential - Do not disclose or distribute applicant information to persons outside the residency/fellowship application process. Induced Thrombocytopenia” to my team during the weekly grand-round session. I observed and learned about diagnostic and therapeutic procedures such as bone marrow biopsies. Hobbies & Interests

Playing cricket. I have enjoyed playing cricket since childhood and represented my medical school. Playing carroms.

Watching movies.

Motor cycle riding.

Language Fluency

Language Language Proficiency Proficiency Description English Advanced I speak very accurately, and I understand other speakers very accurately. Native speakers have no problem understanding me, but they probably perceive that I am not a native speaker.

Hindi Fair I speak and understand well enough to have extended conversations about current events, work, family, or personal life. Native speakers notice many errors in my speech or my understanding.

Kannada Fair I speak and understand well enough to have extended conversations about current events, work, family, or personal life. Native speakers notice many errors in my speech or my understanding.

Telugu Native/functionally

native

I converse easily and accurately in all types of situations. Native speakers, including the highly educated, may think that I am a native speaker, too.