Diana Rossi

• Working aboard the Scenic Eclipse Discovery Yacht
  in remote regions such as the Arctic and Antarctic
  necessitates meticulous documentation
  preparation, including medical health declarations
  for diverse ports, management of public health
  concerns, and maintenance of logs to adhere to
  vessel sanitation protocols.
• Additionally, this role involves the implementation of
  therapeutic regimens comprising medications and
  other interventions to alleviate symptoms and
  prevent their recurrence, as well as the
  management of life-threatening medical conditions
  in remote areas.
• Further responsibilities encompass patient interviews
  regarding physical complaints, symptom discussions,
  and treatment recommendation.

• Evaluated patient histories, complaints and current symptoms.
• Teamed with other physicians, specialists and health care providers to provide well-rounded care for complex cases.
• Implemented therapeutic regimens involving medications and other interventions to mitigate symptoms and prevent recurrence.
• Interviewed patients concerning physical complaints, discussed symptoms, asked questions and suggested treatment options.
• Thoroughly examined patients and elicited medical history data to use in assessing health and identifying conditions.
• Provided emergent medical care and treatment for life-threatening injuries and illnesses.
• Engaged with other professionals to impart knowledge and discuss best treatment courses.
• Administered high level of care to patients using active listening and open-ended questioning.

• Treating wide range of orthopedic conditions and pathology using surgical, minimally invasive or non surgical approach.
• Improved operations through consistent hard work and dedication.
• Treated patients with sports injuries and other issues using minimally invasive techniques and arthroscopic skills.
• Evaluated patients in orthopedic surgery clinics, emergency rooms, intensive care units and operating rooms.
• Examined patients and diagnosed orthopedic conditions and provided necessary treatments.
• Thoroughly assessed patients to identify medical condition and level of surgical risk.
• Coordinated planning and scheduling for orthopedic surgeries, prioritizing cases based on medical need and surgical complexity.
• Leveraged knowledge and experience to diagnose and treat musculoskeletal disorders in adult patients.
• Consulted with other surgeons and physicians on cases with potential requirements for orthopedic care.
• Supported post-operative patients with prescriptions for medications and care.
• Minimized risks to patients by following exceptional surgical standards with every procedure.
• Anticipated risk factors for surgery based on patient's condition and medical history.
• Conducted thorough examinations to collect information on medical conditions and assess surgical risks.
• Followed emerging trends in orthopedics to offer patients cutting-edge options.

• Being on-call
• Treating broad spectrum of medical conditions, diagnosing, and involving consultants when necessary
• Performing small surgical procedures
• X-ray interpretations of bone structures and appropriate fracture immobilisation techniques
• Basic ultrasound interpretation of musculoskeletal system
• Primarily managing critical polytrauma patients
• Performing high number of advanced life support measure, reanimations
• Placed orders for laboratory tests and interpreted results for accurate decision-making.
• Reviewed patient records, medications and immunization statuses.
• Thoroughly examined patients and elicited medical history data to use in assessing health and identifying conditions.
• Conducted physical assessments of relevant body areas and performed standardized tests to check responses.
• Implemented therapeutic regimens involving medications and other interventions to mitigate symptoms and prevent recurrence.
• Assessed patient conditions and responses to stimuli with standardized evaluations and tests.
• Devised treatment plans for disorders involving cardiovascular, endocrine and other internal systems.
• Conferred with specialists to obtain expertise on patient conditions and referred individuals in need of additional care.
• Prescribed or administered treatment, therapy and medication to treat or prevent illness, disease or injury.
• Added current demographic, laboratory and diagnostic information to electronic medical record.
• Responded to emergency situations with life-saving treatment.
• Ordered and executed various tests, analyses and diagnostic images to provide information on patient condition.
• Referred patients to medical specialists for other needed interventions.
• Ordered and interpreted tests and analyzed records, reports and examination information to diagnose patient condition.
• Admitted and treated patients as part of hospital's 24-hour on-call services.
• Demonstrated proper techniques for cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid.

• Provided emergency treatment onsite and responded in urgent situations.
• Analyzed complex trauma conditions and quickly determined treatments for various illnesses and injuries.
• Recorded patient electronic record information regarding physical findings, treatment rendered, formulated plan and prognosis based on patient's condition.

• Assessed patient stability, scene safety and communicated nature of injury or illness to treatment team in the hospital.
• Collaborated with dispatcher to facilitate special rescue response and utility services.
• Evaluated patient en route to emergency facility and administered additional care.
• Determined nature and extent of illness and injury for patients and transported to hospital.
• Prepared patient care reports, medical necessity forms and incident reports to document shift details and enter in database.
• Communicated with trauma unit personnel through medical command with vital signs, treatment initiated and estimated time of arrival.
• Communicated with lucid patients to gather incident and medical history information.
• Maintained levelheadedness and efficiency in high-pressure situations, effectively prioritizing tasks to save lives and provide medical care.
• Controlled wounds and injuries en-route to hospitals, prepping patients for advanced treatments or maintaining conditions pre-arrival.
• Quickly recognized patient needs based on conditions and administered medications for cardiac arrest, and other life threatening situations.
• Administered treatments in emergency situations with accuracy, safety and speed.
• Administered emergency medication to patients, quickly responding to changes in conditions and medication reactions.
• Triaged patients in emergency situations based on life-threatening needs and delegated tasks to better provide treatment to maximum patients at once.
• Evaluated patient vital signs and status to determine care needs using pulse oximeters and electronic vital sign machines.
• Administered tests and medication to stabilize patients in field or in transit.

• General and Emergency Doctor in emergency Ambulance car in standard prehospital care providing prehospital emergency medical care
• Providing medical aid for critically ill patients as early as possible, applying advanced life support measures and stabilizing patients with extensive trauma/polytrauma conditions.

• Treating wide range of medical conditions, from emergency to internal medicine diagnostics and therapy, small surgical procedures, advanced life support measures, advanced trauma life support measures in polytraumatized patients.

• Treating wide range of medical conditions, from emergency to internal medicine diagnostics and therapy, small surgical procedures, advanced life support measures, advanced trauma life support measures in polytraumatized patients.

• Evaluating and planning for treatment of patients, doing patient follow - up
• Attending rounds, outpatient clinics, and conferences
• Assisting in operating room
• Gaining experience in General Surgery, including opening and closing laparotomy wounds, repairing more complicated hernias, some trauma, less complicated biliary procedures
• Operating trauma surgery patients under supervision
• Being on call and treating emergency trauma surgery patients

• As senior resident assumed greater supervisory role in patient management in Emergency Room, Clinic, and Ambulatory Surgery Unit.
• As resident recognized, managed and made decisions for patients who needed hospitalization and surgical intervention during consultations, either in Emergency Department or in other services.

• Completed research project or case study during rotation.
• Worked with research associates, learned about IRB processes and had many resources available to collect data and direct them in research endeavors.
• Got exposure to wide range of pediatric orthopedic diagnoses in average around 130 emergency room consults per month.
• Had averaged 20 OR cases per month.

• Diagnosing and treating wide spectrum of trauma/polytrauma cases.
• Operating and assisting in OR

• Learning operational protocols for wide range of trauma conditions, being on call and treating polytraumatized patients.

• Learning and practicing wide range of operational and clinical skills in orthopedic surgery

Responsibilities:

• Acting as first and second assistant in orthopedic surgeries
• Individually performing number of procedures, mostly hip and knee arthroplasty, wound closing
• Participating in pre.op and post-op care of patients
• Administrative work, keeping medical records and doing discharge summaries, responsible for completeness of hospital records on all patients
• Presenting cases and doing clinical presentations on daily basis
• Making daily rounds

• Doing various ER procedures under supervision
• Seeing broad spectrum of undifferentiated patients
• Rotations on different departments
• Gaining airway management skills, including highly complex and difficult airways
• Performing cardiopulmonary resuscitations with rapid sequence intubations
• Primarily managing critical trauma patients
• Discussing all cases with attending physician prior to disposition decisions, or involving consultants