Ivan Alexis Martinez Diez-Muro

Dynamic medical scribe with experience at a cardiology practice, enhancing physician workflow through precise documentation and EHR proficiency. Bilingual in English and Spanish, I excel in communication and organizational skills, ensuring optimal patient care and satisfaction. Committed to improving healthcare delivery and promoting community health awareness through volunteer work.

• English
• Spanish

Homeless Shelter Volunteer, Casa Ana Medina & Cristo Pobre Shelters, Ponce, Puerto Rico, Provided meals, clothing, and support services to individuals experiencing homelessness. Promoted community health awareness and compassion through service., High School Years

• Bariatric Surgery - observed outpatient consults and pre/post-op patient management
• Orthopedic Surgery - observed surgical procedures in the OR and post-op patient care
• Anesthesiology Pain Management - observed interventional pain procedures and patient evaluations

Case Report Presenter, Palm Beach Medical Society, USF College of Public Health, Presented a case study on a patient with morbid obesity, heart failure, and LVAD who underwent a sleeve gastrectomy. Only student presenter in a team composed of practicing physicians; presented solo during their on-call coverage., https://www.usf.edu/health/public-health/news/2025/from-public-health-to-patient-care.aspx, https://www.usf.edu/health/public-health/news/2025/lvad.aspx

• I am a pre-medical student at the University of South Florida with a strong foundation in public health and clinical experience. I currently work as a medical scribe in a cardiology practice, where I document patient encounters and gain firsthand insight into cardiovascular care. I have shadowed physicians in orthopedic surgery, bariatric surgery, and anesthesiology, and have volunteered in both hospital settings and homeless shelters, providing non-medical support and engaging in community service. My academic work and passion for medicine have been recognized through two feature publications by the USF College of Public Health. I am bilingual in English and Spanish, and I plan to take the MCAT by January 2026, applying in the 2026–2027 medical school cycle with the goal of becoming an interventional cardiologist.