KRUPALI JATANIA (KJ)

• Gaining insight into patient flow, interdisciplinary teamwork, emergency department operations, and clinical decision-making within the U.S. healthcare system.
• Participating in resident and attending teaching discussions while developing familiarity with Emergency Medicine training and practice in an academic medical center setting.

• Observing patient care in one of the busiest Emergency Departments in New York, gaining valuable insight into emergency department workflow, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the U.S. healthcare system.
• This experience has further reinforced my commitment to pursuing Emergency Medicine residency training in the United States

• Saw patients independently 10-12/day followed by supervised for Management and disposition.
• A busy Family Medicine Clinic and Urgent Care setting.

• Monitored and managed COVID-19 patients in a temporary treatment facility
• Followed infection control protocols and assisted in timely escalation of care

• Supported acute management of critically ill patients, including stabilization and resuscitative care
• Managed undifferentiated patients in a high-volume NHS emergency department with focus on rapid triage and risk stratification
• Applied evidence-based decision-making using ECG, imaging, and laboratory data to guide acute management
• Worked within protocol-driven systems to ensure safe and efficient patient disposition

• Managed a wide range of acute medical conditions including infections, metabolic disorders, and multisystem illnesses
• Performed procedures including endotracheal intubation, central line placement, and chest tube insertion
• Assisted in resuscitation and emergency management of critically ill patients
• Rotated through emergency ICU, gaining exposure to advanced critical care management

• Assisted with administrative operations and patient scheduling in a family-run ophthalmology center

• Managed high-acuity emergencies, including cardiac arrest and major trauma, with active involvement in resuscitation and stabilization
• Managed transplant-related emergencies in a tertiary-care center specializing in renal and hepatic transplants
• Independently assessed diverse medical and surgical presentations across specialties
• Assisted in procedures like fracture reduction, splinting, incision & drainage (I&D), and nail removal

• Maintained inpatient records, orders, and discharge documentation
• Facilitated communication between primary teams, nursing staff, and ancillary services

Provided outpatient care, including follow-ups and home visits