Karin Garcia

• Educated and mentored medical students and other residents
• Improved patient outcomes and delivery of care through improved clinical quality processes.
• Applied continuous process improvement strategies to enhance case management, programs and clinical management.
• Mentored junior residents in both clinical skills development and professional growth opportunities.

• Collaborated with interdisciplinary healthcare teams for effective patient management and improved outcomes.
• Enhanced clinical skills by participating in various pediatric specialty rotations.
• Conducted thorough physical examinations, interpreted lab results, and formulated accurate diagnoses for a diverse patient population.
• Performed medical care under guidance of attending physician
• Provided emergent medical care and treatment for illnesses in our pediatric ER and NICU
• Teamed with other physicians, specialists, and health care providers to provide expert care to infants, children, adolescents and young adults
• Mentored interns and medical students
• Appropriately diagnosed and treated a variety of diseases and conditions in ward, ER, ICU, and outpatient settings
• Ordered and executed diagnostics tests, administered and prescribed appropriate courses of treatment,including pharmaceutical medications.
• Educated patients regarding diet, hygiene, and effective disease-prevention methods.
• Received newborn at the moment of delivery, performed resuscitation when needed, and decided on the most appropriate course of management, as well as assisted with emergency C-sections and high-risk deliveries
• Performed hands-on procedures like intubation, LP, IV access, Arterial blood work, and catheterization.
• Explained and educated parents and legal guardians regarding patient care.
• Performed Quality Improvement (QI) projects, research, and

presentation for the pediatric residency program.

• Pre-examined up to 20-30 patients per day
• Presented cases to the attending physician and discussed the diagnosis and treatment
• Performed blood draws, rapid strep tests, nasal swabs, and intramuscular/subcutaneous injections
• Learned and utilized the electronic medical record (EMR) program, eClinicalWorks.

• Interviewed and evaluated patients
• Presented cases to the attending physician and discussed the diagnosis and treatment
• Learned and utilized the Amazing Charts medical record system
• Joined Dr
• Zaman's rounds a couple of days per week at Mount Sinai Morningside
• Attended nephrology grand round, virtual seminars, and telemedicine encounters.

• Collaborated with nurses and doctors to evaluate patients in their homes
• Took vital signs, updated medications, and assisted with physical exams and history taking
• Interpreted for the Spanish speakers
• Learned and utilized the US electronic medical systems.

• Rotated in the Pediatrics and Neonatology Departments
• Examined up to 30 patients per day, performed physical examinations, wrote admissions, progress notes, and discharges
• Responsible for patients infected with Zika, Chikungunya, and dengue virus, under supervision
• Evaluated and received more than ten neonates per day for two weeks, under the supervision of residents and attending physicians
• Attended group meetings and gave presentations
• On call every 3 days.

• Rotated in a rural hospital in the ER, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Surgery, and Internal Medicine Departments to complete the community medicine rotation
• Examined up to 25 patients per day under supervision
• Wrote admissions, progress notes, discharges, and surgical notes, and performed procedures in the Emergency Department
• Worked in the Tuberculosis Clinic: evaluating and providing the correct medication
• Collaborated in various activities such as pap smears, prenatal control, reproductive, sexual, and family planning, well-child exams, and administering vaccines
• On call every 4 days.

• Worked hands-on in the ICU, Pulmonary, Cardiology, Hematology, Neurology, Surgery, Psychiatry and OBGYN Units with the residents and attending physicians
• Evaluated patients independently or under supervision, took histories and performed physical examinations with further discussion of the patient management with the attending physician
• Reviewed medications, blood draws, and took patients to the locations of the different imaging studies or procedures that they needed
• Attended group meetings and grand rounds, and gave presentations on different topics
• On call every 3-4 days, depending on the unit I was in at the time.