GABRIELA RANGEL, MD

June **, **** ***-**-**** *026 N Stanton St, El Paso, TX, USA adug0l@r.postjobfree.com PH. 915-***-****

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

As an internal medicine physician I have had the opportunity to work both in the outpatient as primary care physician taking care of chronic illnesses, and inpatient setting as a hospitalist managing acute exacerbations of chronic illnesses and diagnosing patients. In both settings I supervised midlevel providers, assisting whenever they had questions about managing patients and overseeing their work.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology

University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, TX, USA – August 2001/May 2005

Magna cum laude, Dean’s List

Surgeon Doctor (Médico Cirujano)

Medical School Graduate – August 2005/December 2009

Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara

Guadalajara, Jalisco, México

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Hospitalist, SOUND Physicians for The Hospitals of Providence May ’19 – Present

Admitting new patients and providing care to patients on medical floors, telemetry, intensive care units.

Managing and treating common health problems, as well as serious, chronic, and complex illnesses.

Diagnose, treat, or provide continuous care to hospital inpatients.

Member of rapid response team.

Engage in daily multidisciplinary meetings.

Refer patients to medical specialist, social services, or other professionals as appropriate.

Provide inpatient consultation for medical management after surgical procedures and other interventions

Assist emergency medicine physician during Code Blues following ACLS protocol

Primary Care Provider, William Beaumont Army Medical Center, El Paso, TX Nov ’18 – April ‘19

Provide care in the outpatient setting for retired military personnel as well as their family members.

Follow guidelines for preventive medicine, to include screening tests, vaccines, Papanicolaou exams, among other preventive measures.

Manage chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, among others.

Counseled on lifestyle modifications for healthier lifestyle and control of chronic diseases.

Refer to appropriate specialists when needed.

Hospitalist, Locum Tenen March ’18 – April ‘19

Admitting new patients and providing care to patients on medical floors, telemetry, intensive care units.

Managing and treating common health problems, as well as serious, chronic, and complex illnesses.

Diagnose, treat, or provide continuous care to hospital inpatients.

Member of rapid response team.

Engage in daily multidisciplinary meetings.

Refer patients to medical specialist, social services, or other professionals as appropriate.

Primary Care Provider, University Medical Center, El Paso, TX Jan ’17 – March ‘18

As a primary care physician for UMC Neighborhood Health Centers, provide care for the community of El Paso, TX and its surroundings.

Follow guidelines for preventive medicine, to include screening tests, vaccines, Papanicolaou exams, among other preventive measures.

Manage chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, among others.

Counseled on lifestyle modifications for healthier lifestyle and control of chronic diseases.

Internal Medicine Resident, Texas Tech University Health Science Center July ’13 – July ‘16

As an intern, took histories and performed physical examinations in order to formulate a plan.

Rotated through different specialties. During those rotations, would take histories and perform physical examination pertaining to the specialty and would formulate an assessment and plan pertinent to the patient’s condition. I would then discuss it with the attending physician, who would help formulate the final plan.

Saw patients in the outpatient clinic and would provide care for the patients with the help of the attending physician.

As a second and third year, would admit patients while rotating through the wards and would help care for the patient as a team.

Performed certain procedures, such as paracentesis, central venous placement, ACLS/BLS, Papanicolaou smears, blood draw, etc.

Medical Pre-Intern, New York Medical College, New York and Staten Island, NY Jan ‘11 – Dec ‘11

Practiced a sub-internship in the Pre-internship program sponsored by the New York Medical College, in collaboration with the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, Mexico.

Rotated and assisted through medicine, surgery, OB/GYN, pediatrics and psychiatry.

Effectively prepared patients for examination by performing preliminary physical tests; taking vital signs, blood samples, and reporting patient history summary.

Managed daily care of assigned patients by scheduling testing, formulating patient care plans, charts, and other patient care.

Executed sutures and various wound care.

EXTRACURRICULAR EXPERIENCE

Mentor, Kids Against Tobacco (KAT) Film Festival, Staten Island, NY Feb ’11 - June ’11

Mentored a group of high school students in the creation of their film for the festival.

Provided information and feedback about their work.

Assisted in the decoration of the festival and acted as presenter of trophy awards.

Volunteer, Texas Tech Medical Mission Trip, Ciudad Juarez, Chih, Mexico Feb ’02; Feb’ 03

Assisted residents and physicians from Texas Tech Medical School on their yearly mission trip to underserved populations at Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, by taking patient's vital signs and histories

Aided in translation for the physicians and residents.

Volunteer, Ronald McDonald House Charities, El Paso, TX Dec ‘01 – Dec ‘02

Registered and welcomed new family residents to the McDonald House, and other minor office procedures.

Assisted families with home supplies to make their stay comfortable.

Effectively assisted in the organization and decoration of activities and parties.

Assistant to the Physician and Nurse, Fabens Kellogg Clinic, Fabens, TX June ’02 – July ’02

Part of the Academic Enrichment Program at the University of Texas at El Paso.

Assisted physician by taking patient’s histories, performing physical exams, administering vaccines, drawing blood samples, among other minor office procedures.

RESEARCH, PUBLICATIONS

Comparative outcome of computed tomography-guided percutaneous radiofrequency ablation, partial nephrectomy or radical nephrectomy in the treatment of stage T1 renal cell carcinoma. Rare Tumors 2015; 7:5583; 20-25.

Left Ventricular Mass Changes Associated with Metabolic Syndrome in Hispanics. Exp Clin Cardiol, Volume 20, Issue 5, 2014, 3086-3099.

Starting Gastroenterology Fellowship Increased the Adenoma Detection Rate in a University Practice.

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Member, International Association of Medical Society of the State of New York Jan ’11 – Dec ‘11

Member, Golden Key International Honor Society Jan ‘04 – Jan ‘06

Member, Medical Professions Organization (Alpha Epsilon Delta) Sept ’01 – June ’05

QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS

1.Languages:

English: Mother Tongue

Spanish: Mother Tongue

2.Proficient with utilizing common Microsoft Office programs, and the Internet.

3.Knowledgeable in medical terminology.

4.Resided, traveled and cultural experienced in Mexico.

5.Self-motivated, punctual, proactive, self, starter, detail oriented, great team player, and very responsible.

6.ACLS/BLS Certified.

7.ECFMG Certified.

8.Board Certified.

9.Licensed by the State of Texas to practice medicine.

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