Kudirat Bukola Olatunde

Inpatient:

• Chief Resident for Inpatient from 2023-2024
• Extensive inpatient exposure for up to 9-12 months including elective rotations working in 500 bed hospital with open ICU. Attending to up to average of 12 patients per day.
• Attended to average of 4-5 patients in ICU and critical care at veterans affairs with monitoring of patient on ventilator.
• Performed procedures like Abdominal Paracentesis, knee injections, suturing under supervision of attending physician.
• .Multidisciplinary approach to managing hospitalized patients. with close interactions with case worker, palliative teams and nurses.
• Demonstrated care and compassion in explaining diagnosis, prognosis and treatment to patients and family members.
• Adhered to healthcare facility protocols and all regulations.
• Provided emergent medical care and treatment for life-threatening injuries and illnesses.
• Teamed with other physicians, specialists, and health care providers to provide well-rounded care for complex cases.
• Educated medical students about conditions, treatment protocols, coding and successful patient interaction strategies. Up to 2 students a day.

Outpatient

• Directed patients on medication use and lifestyle modifications to improve health.
• Provided comprehensive medical care to diverse patient population with average of 16-17 patients/ whole day, managing chronic conditions such as diabetes, substance abuse, hypertension, and heart disease, resulting in improved patient outcomes and high patient satisfaction ratings.
• Volunteered at community programs to provide high quality care for low-income and indigent patients e.g. school sports physical
• Advocated for creation of bus-stop in front of clinic to improve compliance to clinic visits by speaking in front of Lynchburg board of transportation.

• Worked in Home health agency taking care of up to 140 patients.
• Conducted thorough evaluation of up to 20 per day of clinical notes and documentation provided by healthcare providers
• Communicated with physicians, nurses and other caregivers to explain importance of accurate and clear documentation
• Developed and implemented initiatives to improve patient care quality with up to 20 % of nurses trained in proper home care and care response.
• Questioned physicians regarding missing or unclear health record documentation and requested further information for clarification purposes

• Worked in 150-bed hospital providing out-patient and inpatient care.
• Attended and treated emergent cases with average of 10 patients per day.
• Responsible for providing patient care, diagnosis, treatment plan and management
• Managed rounds with interdisciplinary group
• Treated and took care of critically ill patients in ICU
• Assisted in major surgeries and performed minor procedures