Henry Claude Eliacin

• Supported the attendings in their daily tasks, reducing workload burden and allowing for increased focus on higher-priority assignments.
• Gained valuable experience working with skilled pediatric surgeons on many surgical and orthopedic pediatric cases, and applying learned concepts directly into relevant work situations.

• Operated on general surgical and acute trauma patients, adhering to strict safety and infection prevention protocols
• Mentored and trained residents, medical students, and junior staff in general surgery techniques
• Consulted with other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient care before and after surgeries
• Educated patients and their families about pre-and post-operative care expectations and recovery processes

I worked as an assistant chef resident and active member of the GEMEC committee.

• In my role, I managed both hospitalized and outpatient patients.
• Acted as a strong patient advocate, ensuring their needs were met and optimizing their overall healthcare experience.
• Presented cases at weekly morbidity and mortality conferences, facilitating discussions on best practices and areas for improvement.
• Participated in regular journal clubs to critically review literature on the latest advancements in general surgery techniques.
• Utilized electronic medical records systems proficiently to document patient encounters and maintain accurate medical histories.

• Assisted in triage during mass casualty incidents and disaster response events
• Provided care for pediatric and adult emergency patients, with a range of acute medical, surgical and traumatic complaints
• Communicated effectively with hospital staff to ensure efficient handoff of patient care responsibilities
• Acted as mentor for medical students and residents training in emergency medicine, supporting their medical education
• Participated in emergency care research and academic scholarship
• Adhered strictly to local protocols, guidelines, and regulations when providing care
• Monitored patients' progress and adjusted treatment plans accordingly
• Managed emergency situations calmly and efficiently while prioritizing patient safety

After working in the cholera epidemiology department, I accepted the physician position in a clinic responsible for education and giving primary care to multiple schools. In this role, I:

• Instructed patients and families on medical diagnoses and treatment options.
• Collaborated with consulting physicians regarding the care of patients.

During the Cholera epidemic in Haiti, I worked for the Ministry of Health at Corail Hospital as a consultant and supervisor of the Center for Treatment of Cholera.

• Collaborated with specialists for comprehensive patient care, improving health outcomes.
• Conducted physical examinations and diagnostic tests to diagnose patients' medical conditions accurately.

As the only physician in the community, I was responsible for the clinic, I saw outpatients, and in case of emergency, I stabilized patients before transferring to another hospital. In my role I:

• Instructed patients and families on medical diagnoses and treatment options.
• Coordinated patient referrals with specialists for optimal continuity of care throughout the treatment process.
• Promoted preventive healthcare practices among patients, reducing the overall burden of chronic diseases.

As the only physician in the community, I was responsible for the clinic. I saw outpatients, and in case of emergency, I performed vaginal deliveries and stabilized patients before transferring them to another hospital. In my role, I:

• Instructed patients and families on medical diagnoses and treatment options.
• Coordinated patient referrals with specialists for optimal continuity of care throughout the treatment process.
• Instructed patients and families on medical diagnoses and treatment options.
• Developed strong rapport with colleagues and staff members, promoting teamwork within the workplace environment.

• Cared for a broad range of adult and pediatric patients with high quality care and good bedside manner at an NGO cholera treatment center
• Supervised other general physicians during the cholera outbreak
• Performed daily patient rounds, developed and implemented care plans
• Educated patients and families about their diagnoses, treatment options, and preventative measures

Each summer vacation for three years, I volunteered for Caritas-Haiti in:

• Assisted with special events, especially education and mobile clinics.
• Maintained clean, neat, and operational facilities to serve program needs.
• Represented the organization positively and professionally while providing the community with much-needed services.