Music Composer Research Associate
Resume:
Ramanpreet Singh, M.D.
Zephyrhills, FL 33541
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Last updated: 05/22/2023
Objective: Seeking a position in your program as a team member.
After regaining my ability to pursue livelihood, looking for an opportunity to share my skill abilities and clinical expertise obtained by education, rresearch and on hand patient care by association with many top institutions in India and United States.
Visa Status: Permanent Resident.
Education, Clinical Jobs, Research (References, LOR’s available on request)
Residency:
General Surgery July 2002 to June 2003.
University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA USA
PGY-1 resident in General Surgery,
Undergraduate:
Physics, Chemistry, Biology English & Punjabi. April 1988 to June 1990.
Punjab University, Chandigarh, India.
Medical School:
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)same as M.D August 1990 to December 1994.
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, Punjab, India.
House Physician:
Internal Medicine / Surgery January 1995 to June 1996.
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, Punjab, India. As a Junior House Officer in the Division of Gastroenterology and Surgery division.
Research:
Internal Medicine March 2000 to Sep 2000.
Stanford University, California U.S.A.
Bench Research Hepatitis C infection.
Research:
General Surgery July 2001 to June 2002.
Division of Minimally invasive Surgery, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV USA.
Standard of care in General surgery with Residents and attended conferences,
Bariatric surgery research: Published retrospective case analysis by chart reviewing of 500+
patients to review recommended diagnostic protocols in Roux-en-Y loop gastric bypass procedure
My research nominated for National Award when I presented in an International Conference of
Bariatric Surgery.
Details of Academic association
With
James V. Haley VA Hospital,
USF Morsani College Of Medicine,
Moffitt Cancer Center
James Haley VA Hospital, Tampa, FL .
Observership
Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. 2005-06
Academic assistantship for 9 months in order to understand the day-to-day residency program schedule, attending daily and weekly conferences, learning by participating, shadowing, assisting Traumatic brain injury series.
USF Morsani College of Medicine. Since 2008
Research Associate.
Department of Surgery, Division of Surgical Education.
Morsani College of Medicine, Tampa, FL. 2008 to 09,2013
Research Associate and Clinical instructor
USF CAMLS (Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation). 09,2014 to 07,2015
Among the team of first Instructors of SAGES FLS (Fundamentals of Laparoscopic Surgery) course; trained residents and medical students in 4th year Advanced Surgical Clerkship and helped run many studies . Focus of most of the studies included understanding the surgical skill transfer by teaching and training assessment by measuring performance metrics by high end simulators Simbonix Lap Mentor: for Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy in Stepwise fashion and
GIMentor:for procedural skills of Endoscopy and Colonoscopy, and helping develop tools for using Simulation in Surgical Education.
Simulation Education: Scenario Development Assistant
USF CACLS (Center for Advanced Clinical Learning and Simulation). 2013-14
Medical and Nursing Student education: Simulation tools for Clinical skill training. Also trained military flight medics by helping teach ACLS, PHTLS and PALS courses for them and nursing students . Helped setup the advanced human patient simulators made by METI corporation and Laerdal and develop, run, assist trauma scenarios.
Research Associate
USF Department of Psychology. 2014-2016
Audited Basic Statistics Semester Course and participated in and performed data analysis of CAMLS Studies.
Moffitt Cancer Center
Internal Medicine Consult service 2015
Shadowed for 3 months, developed deeper interest in non-surgical specialty. I wrote Case review paper on Lymphocytic interstitial pneumonia.
Auditor Advanced Course: Quantitative Genomics. Fall 2015
Audited One Semester Course of quantitative genomics, working in Nelson Lab discovering literature pointing to microRNA role leading to difference in outcomes of stent placement procedures learning foundation role principles of personalized medicine in Surgery.
Research Associate Ongoing
Molecular Pharmacology & Physiology Kendall Lab
Neuroscience Research Observed Studied Correlated Animal Brainstem Neuronal Physiology control of Respiration and developed speculative concepts of Cortical neuronal physiology by data extrapolation. The three-decade cat brainstem model experiments done at USF established the concept of neuro-oscillator operon model. This work can be of bigger importance in understanding neuronal functional system of cognitive domains. It is cutting-edge research in neuronal physiology to understand how brain operates. I hypothesize that neuro-oscillator operon model in cortical domain neuronal physiology may lead to tapping and refining the science of neuroplasticity induction with potential to create new therapeutic paradigms in Neurological patient care. This may open new frontiers of scientific exploration in neurorehabilitation, for example locomotion, cognitive domain physiology leading to second look at rigidity of therapeutic window in stroke syndrome and related diseases.
HONORS & AWARDS
College Roll of Honors for distinction in Biology, English and Punjabi. 1998.
Christian Medical College, College Magazine Editor Centennial Edition.1994.
Medical School Honors/Awards : Community Health Awareness Campaigns.
Coordinator Community Health Promotion Campaign. 1994-1998.
National Award Nominee in Research American Society of Bariatric Surgery. 2003
CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE
Current : Licensed in India credentialed by Punjab Medical Association for unrestricted practice in Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology .
2003 : Limited License State of Virginia, Resident trainee .
ECFMG CERTIFICATION: Permanently ECFMG Certified.
RESEARCH INTERESTS :
Understanding the Window period in Stroke and Neurotrauma recovery : A myth or reality
Role evaluation of Innovative, non-invasive, non-pharmacological multimodule Induction Neuroplasticity based Team approach Neurotherapy.
Tapping Virtual Reality, Artificial intelligence, Content Gurbani Music Yoga, Respiratory Rhythm guided meditation modules in Chronic Stroke patients to improve quality of ADL(Activities of Daily Living),Modular Tools utility testing in etiopathogenesis and prognostic outcome evaluation and therapeutic potential with common denominator injury of vessel wall epithelial cell disruption as seen in hemorrhagic stroke, neurotrauma due to concussion, fall, blast injuries, Road traffic accidents, vascular dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease, Psychological disorders such as ; Depression,PTSD,Pain Syndromes, Addiction behaviors and adding the tools in Physical Therapy, Occupational therapy,Speech therapy and general medical care. Beneficial aspects of neuro-exercises, neuro-prophylaxis by neural engagement activity exercises, lifestyle modifications in improving quality of life by optimizing Neuronal Physiology.
PUBLICATIONS
Peer Reviewed Journal Articles/Abstracts
1: FLS Skill Acquisition: A Comparison of Blocked vs Interleaved Practice
Steven B. Goldin, PhD,* Gregory T. Horn, BA,* Michael J. Schnaus Jr., BA, Mark Grichanik, BA,
Adam J. Ducey, MA, Charles Nofsinger, MD,* David J. Hernandez, MD,§ Murray L. Shames, MD,*
Raman P. Singh,MD,* and Michael T. Brannick, PhD ;
Journal of Surgical Education Volume 7 1/Number 4 July/August 2014
2: J Surgical Novice Response to Laparoscopic Surgery Training on Simulators before and after Training. Journal of Surgical Research. 2010 Feb; Volume: 158(Issue: 2): Page: 251. Publication Status: Published.
R. Williams; S.B. Goldin; J.P. Di Gennero; M.T. Brannick; M. Shames; C. Paidas; R. Singh; K.
Downes; H. Lomas; R.E. Heithaus; D. Molloy; D. Donohue; J.
3: The Impact of Fundamentals of Laproscopic Surgery and Virtual Reality Training Program on Surgical Performance,a blinded randomized Validation Trial. Poster presented at: SAGES Annual meeting 2012; San Diego, CA.
S B Goldin, MD PhD, H Lomas Iv, MPAS PAC MSIV, R Singh, MD,. (2012).
4: J Surgical Novice Response to Laparoscopic Surgery Training on Simulators before and after Training. Journal of Surgical Research. 2010 Feb; Volume: 158(Issue: 2): Page: 251. Publication Status: Published.
R. Williams; S.B. Goldin; J.P. Di Gennero; M.T. Brannick; M. Shames; C. Paidas; R. Singh; K.
Downes; H. Lomas; R.E. Heithaus; D. Molloy; D. Donohue; J.
5: Sensitivity and specificity of postoperative upper GI series following gastric bypass. Obes Surg.. 2003 Feb; Feb;13((1) 02/2003 ): 73-5. Cited in PubMed; PMID: PMID: 12630617. Publication Status: Published.
Barry Fisher, Singh Ramanpreet.
6: Development of a web-based survey on the financial risks of unpaid caregiving: approach and lessons learned from
Canadian perspective : Home Health Care Services Quarterly, 40:4, 276-301, DOI: 10.1080/01621424.2021.1976344
Publon recognition Singh Ramanpreet for peer review
LANGUAGE FLUENCY
English, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Basic Spanish.
OTHER HOBBIES ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Best Speaker in English and Punjabi.
Punjabi and English Poet.
Writer/Journalism.
Punjabi Dramatics.
Coordinator of Health Awareness Campaign in Punjab.
Web Content Manager of Sikh Heritage College, Tampa since 2008.
Music technology developer of Rabab Piano kirtan instrumentation.
Musician, Gurbani Music composer.
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