Susan Hamoui

Compassionate Pediatrician aiming to apply over 3 years of child development and pediatric care knowledge to assist in perpetuating a high standard of care. Communicative and empathetic with passion for driving and instilling excellent habits in youth to cultivate continuous health. Aiming to fulfill opportunity to apply advanced knowledge of social, emotional and physical developmental milestones. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.

• Florida Osteopathic Medical License - Expires 03/2024
• Board Certified by the American Board of Pediatrics - Expires 12/2025
• DEA License - Expires 10/2025
• BLS certification - Expires 02/2025

• Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics 2020-Current
• POTI subcommittee member - Pediatric Associates 2022-2023
• Morehouse Pediatric Residency Social Committee Co-Chair 2018-2020
• Morehouse Pediatric Residency Wellness Committee Co-Chair 2018-2020
• Morehouse Pediatric Legislative Advocacy Interest Group Member 2018-2020
• Sigma Sigma Phi (Osteopathic Honors Fraternity) 2014-2017
• Class President - LECOM Erie Student Government 2014-2017
• Class Vice President LECOM Erie Student Government 2013-2014

• CHOA New Horizons in Pediatrics Conference, “Achy Joints and Kidney Failure” Poster Presenter, Atlanta, GA 2019
• Grady Research Day, “ANCA Vasculitis in an 11 year old Female” Oral presentation – 3rd place Award, Atlanta, GA 2019
• Grand Rounds, “Advocacy and Community Mapping”, Atlanta, GA 2019
• Georgia Fall American Academy of Pediatrics Meeting, “Achy Joints and Kidney Failure” Poster presenter, Atlanta, GA 2018
• Grand Case Report, “An Unusual Presentation of G6PD Deficiency”, Atlanta, GA 2018
• Moffitt Cancer Center Scientific Symposium –“Loss of homeostatic regulation can lead to dysfunction of the T-cell compartment as observed in a mathematical model of LGL Leukemia.” Poster Presenter, Tampa, FL 2012
• Moffitt Cancer Center Scientific Symposium – “Understanding T-cell subpopulation imbalance in large granular lymphocyte leukemia using a mathematical model of T-cell homeostasis” Poster Presenter, Tampa, FL 2011
• Moffitt Cancer Center Scientific Symposium –“Project L.I.N.K.” Poster Presenter, Tampa, FL 2011

Moffitt Cancer Center Undergraduate Research Assistant - Tampa, FL 2010-2012

o Learned the basics of mathematical modeling using the program MATLAB, including algorithm development, data analysis, numerical computation, and visualization.

o Developed a homeostatic model of normal immune system dynamics that would be used to investigate possible mechanisms by which large granular lymphocyte leukemia patients acquire T-cell subpopulation imbalance

o Advisor: Dr. Alexander Anderson, PhD – Integrated Mathematical Oncology, MCC Moffitt Cancer Center

Project L.I.N.K. - Tampa, FL 2010-2012

o Project L.I.N.K. (Leaders in New Knowledge) is a competitive paid training program made to establish undergraduate research experience for underrepresented students in cancer-related research. Attendance at educational/scientific lectures, monthly meetings, and community outreach projects is a requirement.

o Advisors: Cathy D. Meade, PhD, RN, FAAN – Moffitt Cancer Center

Resident Noon Lectures 2018-2020

“Pediatric IBD” 

“ANCA Vasculitis” 

“Chief Complaint of a Purple Foot” 

“Abdominal mass in a 13 y/o Female” 

“Kawasaki Disease”

Barber National Institute – Erie, PA 2013-2015

• BNI provides behavioral health & intellectual disabilities services to children and adults.
• Volunteer coordinator – organized medical student volunteers for events.
• Volunteered at events including monthly school dances and annual fundraisers.

YMCA – Erie, PA 2014-2015

• Volunteer coordinator – organized medical student volunteers for events such as Healthy Kids Day.
• After school program volunteer coordinator for kids in the downtown Erie area.

Moffitt Cancer Center Volunteer – Tampa, FL 2010-2012

• Helped organize volunteers for walks benefiting cancer research.
• Patient advocate - served as a liaison between patients and staff

Give Kids the World Village, Volunteer – Kissimmee, FL 2007-2009

• Servicing children with life threatening illness and their families on a week-long cost-free vacation at the GKTW resort.