Hugh Long, D.O.
Brown University/Kent Hospital
Providence,RI
1
Certification
2
years of professional experience
Upcoming internal medicine residency graduate seeking outpatient primary care positions. Proven experience in a continuity clinic, emphasizing preventive care and chronic disease management for a diverse patient population. Committed to delivering high-quality healthcare and fostering strong patient relationships to enhance overall wellness. Eager to contribute clinical expertise and a patient-centered approach to a dynamic healthcare team.
Work History
Resident Physician, Internal Medicine
2 Years 5 Months- Outpatient clinical experience managing patient panel of 120 patients over 3 years
- Coordinated complex care for primarily low socioeconomic status patient population, addressing diverse healthcare needs
- Participated in the Population Health Track, emphasizing the understanding and addressing of social determinants of health and healthcare disparities.
- Led Q.I. project to improve annual screening rates for high risk sexual behaviors
- Managed night and weekend calls regularly, also working in home-based healthcare and telemedicine.
Education
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.)
B.S. - Biomedical Sciences
Skills
Longitudinal management of chronic disease
Preventive care and health maintenance (screenings
immunizations
peri-operative risk stratification)
Acute care triage and management of common outpatient complaints
Team-based care with RNs
MAs
pharmacists
social work
and behavioral health
Proficient in EPIC and Cerner EMR
Certification
ABIM Board Eligible August 2027
ACLS/ BLS certified 2026-2027
DEA Registration - Active
Presentations
- Long, H.E. (2026) Case of Posterior Reversible Encephalopathy Syndrome (PRES) caused by Sumatriptan Overuse, a presentation, Annual Scientific Meeting, Rhode Island Chapter of the American College of Physicians (RIACP), Kent Hospital, Warwick, RI
- Long, H.E. (2025) Bacterial Meningitis in a Previously Healthy 40-year-old Female, Case presentation, Annual Scientific Meeting, Rhode Island Chapter of the American College of Physicians (RIACP), Kent Hospital, Warwick, RI
- Long, H.E., Peterson, E.K. (2017) Drosophila: an emerging model for integrative behavioral ecotoxicology (IBET) and risk assessment. SETAC North America 38th Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN. Poster presentation.
- Peterson, E.K., Long, H.E. (2018). Experimental protocol for using Drosophila as an invertebrate model system for toxicity testing in the laboratory. JoVE.
Publications
Peterson, E.K., Long, H.E. (2018). Experimental protocol for using Drosophila as an invertebrate model system for toxicity testing in the laboratory. JoVE.
Timeline
Resident Physician, Internal Medicine
Brown University/Kent Hospital
06.2024 - CurrentRead More
Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.)
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Colorado State University
B.S. from Biomedical Sciences
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