IBUKUN OYINLOYE

During my medical internship, I assisted with patient assessments, medical history documentation, and observed clinical procedures. Concurrently, I volunteered as a pharmacy technician for two months, independently managing medication dispensing, inventory, and coordination with healthcare staff, while continuing my clinical responsibilities. This experience highlights my resilience, reliability, and ability to multitask in a high-demand healthcare environment.

• Assisted in patient care through exams, history taking, vital assessments, patient education, and support for physicians and residents.
• Enhanced clinical and surgical efficiency by assisting in procedures, documenting care, and monitoring patient conditions.

• Utilized electronic health records for accurate documentation and collaborated with healthcare professionals to deliver coordinated patient care.
• Shadowed physicians across multiple specialties and managed 15–30 patients daily during outpatient cardiology rotations, gaining diverse clinical experience.

• Supported patient care at a Free Health Clinic and assisted in monitoring vitals and blood sugar levels at a Community Health Fair.
• Contributed to a blood drive by donating and encouraging participation among peers.
  

• Collected patient histories, conducted interviews, and measured vital signs and blood glucose levels.
• Supported community health initiatives by donating essential medications and medical supplies.