Marie Compaoré Oubda

Skilled Doctor with experience in patient care, diagnosis and providing quality medical services. Adept at managing medical teams and resolving complex medical cases with utmost precision. Possesses outstanding organizational and communication skills.

• Member of Research Team, Conducted a study on the Clinical Efficacy of Prolonged First-Line Treatment against Helicobacter pylori in Ouagadougou., 07/01/22
• Intern in the Health Equity Research (HERG) Team, UTHealth Houston School of Public Health, 05/01/23, 08/31/23, Assisting with reach-out strategies and participants’ enrollment, Collecting and analyzing data for needs assessment and program planning, Conducting literature reviews, Recruiting and interviewing subjects, Managing project-related emails, Attending team meetings, Developing interview schedules, Traveling to field sites for recruitment and data collection.
• Graduate Research Assistant, UTHealth Houston School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology, Human Genetics and Environmental Sciences, 09/01/23, 12/31/23, Supporting Dr. Tami-Maury’s research efforts, Applying epidemiological methods, Analyzing data using biostatistics and software (Nvivo), Communicating public health content.
• Research Assistant I, UTHealth Houston School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology, 01/01/24, 08/30/24, Collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data, Recruiting and interviewing subjects, Managing project-related emails, Moderating focus groups, Traveling to field sites for recruitment and data collection.

Peer reviewed article:

• Tundealao S, Compaore M, Klaff R, Reininger B, Tamí-Maury I. Pragmatic Recruitment and Enrollment Strategies for a Text-based Smoking Cessation Intervention for Sexual and Gender Minority Groups: SmokefreeSGM Feasibility Trial. (Submitted to Translational Behavioral Medicine).
• Compaore, N. , Some, C. , Guingane, N. , Compaore, T. , Compaore, M. , Sombie, R. and Bougouma, A. (2022) Clinical Efficacy of Prolonged First-Line Treatment against Helicobacter pylori in Ouagadougou. Open Journal of Gastroenterology, 12, 161-169. doi: 10.4236/ojgas.2022.127016.

Abstracts:

• Tami-Maury I , Tundealao S , Noe V , Compaore M, Potts E , Retamales J , Vigil K; Improving Decision-Making for Smoking Prevention and Cessation with a mHealth Tool.

      Accepted for the World Congress of Epidemiology 2024 (24-27 September 2024)

Theses:

• Contribution of the electroencephalogram of amplitude in the neonatology department of the Mohamed VI University Hospital. (Apport de l’électroencéphalogramme d’amplitude au service de néonatologie du CHU Mohamed VI)

Veterans Hospital, Houston, Tx  July 2024- Present

Shadowed Dr. David Huang in:

• Assessing patients who enter the emergency room immediately and overseeing emergency recovery.
• Conducting follow-up visits to monitor the patient’s condition.
• Requesting the appropriate medical tests and based on them, following a treatment plan.
• Developing effective patient care plans.
• Referring patients to appropriate specialists.
• Ensuring that patients are stable before transferring them to the proper department for further evaluation.
• Providing instructions for discharge and any relevant paperwork.
• Maintaining patients' medical records.
• Coordinating with different ER departments to ensure patients receive the necessary treatment.

Pediatric pod, Bellaire, TX  Aug 2022 – Sep 2022

• Conducted full medical history and physical exams as it relates to age-appropriate differential diagnosis.
• Described the components of a pediatric health supervision visit, including health promotion and disease and injury prevention, use of screening tools, and immunizations for newborns, infants, toddlers, school-age children, and adolescents.
• Formulated plans of care to optimize children’s health potential and minimize physical and psychological complications.
• Evaluated child’s response to treatment through telemedicine or follow up in person visits.

Pediatrics associates, Houston, TX   Feb 2022 – Mar 2022

• Recorded patient history and personal information.
• Measured and recorded vital signs, such as blood pressure, head circumference, height, weight, oxygen saturation.

Maternity Unit of Saint Camillus Hospital, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso  May 2015- Jan 2016

Locum tenens general practitioner

• Focused on women's health, caring for pregnant women during childbirth and diagnosing and treating conditions of the female anatomy, specifically the reproductive system.
• Preformed specialized practices, and treatment in obstetrics.
• Served as the first point of contact for gynecological and obstetrical care.
• Trained to deal with both the physical and emotional aspects of medicine.
• Managed 7 nurses in post-surgery unit.
• Diagnosed and provided treatment for medical conditions such as breast and urinary tract disorders, and hormonal ailments.
• Received patients (women) and prepared them for the surgery (urine catheter, start intravenous).
• Attended, assisted and/or performed surgery procedure (Cesarean section, Myomectomy, Hysterectomy, Cystectomy, Nodulectomy) to more than 200 patients.
• Provided standard care and cardiopulmonary resuscitation to newborns.
• Monitored and prescribed treatment after surgery.
• Ensured efficacy of treatments through monitoring of treatment regimens after surgery.
• Educated patients after surgery.
• Coordinated with other doctors and registered nurses to develop care plans for patients after surgery.
• Performed operative wound dressing to more than 150 patients and 15 circumcisions.
• Helped physicians with patient examinations.
• Gave patients injections or medications as directed by physicians and as permitted by state law.
• Performed data entry into computer.
• Cleaned exam rooms.
• Provided comprehensive medical care for children including yearly physicals, immunization, growth monitoring and sports physicals.
• Provided anticipatory guidance to pediatric patients and families concerning vaccine administration, developmental milestones, nutrition, and hygiene practices.
• Explained treatment procedures to patients’ families.
• Established and implemented developmental screening initiatives to detect and manage delays in newborns.