Samuel E. Vazquez, PA-C
954-***-**** (C)
*************@*****.***
Work Experience
Physician Assistant – Trauma, ICU, General Surgery 10/2019 – Current
Memorial Hospital, Jacksonville, FL
-Manage care of patients in SICU
-Daily morning rounds with multidisciplinary team
-Place central lines, arterial lines, tracheostomies, PEGs,
bronchoscopies, chest tubes
-Provide consultation to patients in ER and hospital
-Assist physician during activation of traumas
-First assist on general surgery cases
Physician Assistant – ICU, Trauma 7/2017 – 8/2019
UT Health Tyler, Level 1 Trauma Center
-Manage care of patients in SICU
-Daily morning rounds with multidisciplinary team
-Place central lines, arterial lines, tracheostomies, PEGs,
bronchoscopies, chest tubes
-Provide consultation to patients in ER and hospital
-Assist physician during activation of traumas
Physician Assistant – General, GI, Endocrine Surgery 9/2016 – 5/2017
Emory University St. Joseph’s Hospital
-First assisted on open, laparoscopic and robotic cases
-Received specialized training on DaVinci Robotic System
-Managed pre-op and post-op care of patients
-Provided consultation to patients in ER and hospital
-Managed care of patients in our outpatient clinic
-Preceptor for physician assistant students at Emory
Education
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, TYLER 2017 - 2018
MBA, Healthcare Management Concentration
Graduated 12/2018, Summa Cum Laude
EMORY UNIVERSITY 2013 - 2016
School of Medicine, Physician Assistant Program
Master of Medical Science, Graduated 03/2016
MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 2011-2012
Withdrew in good standing with support of program
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA 2006-2010
Bachelor of Sciences in Biomedical Science
Honors Thesis Research Project
Poster at the Academic Surgical Congress Conference
Selected Clinical Year Experiences
General Surgery
Brian Organ, MD; Emory Midtown – 5 weeks
-First assist: Assisted with first cuts, cauterized/ligated, operated camera during laparoscopic procedures, operated EEA stapler during anastomosis of colon, closed/sutured at the end of operations
-Managed patients pre/post-operation
Internal Medicine – Inpatient
Richard Pittman, MD; Grady Hospital – 5 weeks
-Urban, primarily minority patient population
-Managed care of patients with multiple problems from intake to discharge
-Rounded with interdisciplinary teams including various specialties, pharmacist, medical students, nurses and social workers
-Presented weekly education topics to medical team
Emergency Medicine
Dennis Williams, MD; Tifton Regional – 5 weeks
-Rural patient population
-Assisted with acute care of patients including interpretation of EKGs and x-rays
-Sutured lacerations
-Performed venipunctures, pelvic examinations, rectal examinations
Cardiology – Inpatient/CCU
Brian Wells, MD; Emory Midtown – 2 weeks
-Managed patients on the Cardiology inpatient unit and Coronary Critical Care unit
Pulmonology – Inpatient
Murray Gillman, MD; Grady Hospital – 3 weeks
-Urban, primarily minority patient population
-Answered consults for the Pulmonology unit
-Managed patients in the Pulmonology clinic and PFT Lab
-Performed ABGs
Volunteer Experiences
Migrant Farmworker Health Project
Bainbridge, GA – 1 week
-99% Spanish-speaking, underserved, rural migrant patient population
-Provided basic medical care to migrant farmworkers and their children
-Provided counseling and emotional support to patients
Good Sam Clinic
Atlanta, GA; 2014 – 2016
-95% Spanish-speaking, underserved patient population
-Provided regular check-ups, exams, health education and counseling to patients
-Mentored first year students in history taking and physical examination skills
Licenses
Florida Medical Board, Physician Assistant-Certified
Texas Medical Board, Physician Assistant-Certified
Georgia Composite Medical Board, Physician Assistant-Certified
ATLS Certified
American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers, CPR and AED
Languages
Spanish