Rashida McCain-Hall

• Effectively managed urgent cases, prioritizing tasks based on severity and urgency of patient conditions.
• Improved patient outcomes by consistently providing high-quality care and effective treatment plans.
• Enhanced medical team collaboration through consistent communication and shared decisionmaking.
• Reduced hospitalization rates by promoting preventive healthcare measures among patients during consultations.

• Continuously updated personal knowledge base with the latest medical advancements, attending conferences and participating in workshops.
• Maintained accurate patient records, ensuring timely updates and proper documentation of treatment progress.

• Implemented evidence-based practices into daily work routine, enhancing overall effectiveness of clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.
• Maintained compassionate bedside manner while communicating diagnoses and treatments with patients and their families.

Diagnosed and implemented medical treatment plans for a variety of acute diseases with an emphasis on symptom management and prevention. Procedures performed include suturing and fracture management.

Primary care physician in a group practice who managed acute and chronic disease states with intensive patient education in a patient-centered medical home model.

Provider in a busy urban urgent care center (Metro Immediate and Primary Care). Managed a variety of patient visits from physicals to moderate acuity disease states. Procedures included suturing, preventative gynecological care and abscess management.

Served as a provider in an urgent care center setting. Managed acute disease states with education on symptom control. Work and sport physicals were also performed. Procedures performed included suturing, abscess management and gynecological care.

Served a local community for preventative health guidance and management of various chronic disease states.

Medicare compliance consultant for concurrent inpatient hospitalizations to various hospitals across the United States.

Staff physician working with an incarcerated adult population covering a broad range of disease states, including HIV, drug addiction and other chronic illnesses.

Medical provider in an urban clinic, covering the spectrum of adult and pediatric medicine, with an emphasis on preventative medicine.

Serviced a diverse outpatient population, including adult, pediatric and obstetrical patients. Inpatient responsibilities encompassed managing vaginal deliveries, post-partum and newborn nursery rounds.

Part-time opportunity which necessitated coverage of new medical patient admissions. Managed patients on both general medical floors and intensive care unit.