Tamara Robinson

Deliver assessment and treatment of work related injuries. Most cases involve musculoskeletal injuries, blood borne pathogen exposure surveillance, as well as suturing, and basic wound care. Roughly 10% of the patients general urgent care illnesses and injuries. Perform pre-employment examinations, Department of Transportation(DOT) driver examinations, and occupational exposure monitoring.

• Provided full scope primary care physician services for veterans aged 18 to 89. The position involved onsite and telemedicine services. I worked within a multi-disciplinary team including nurses, mental health clinicians, and social workers. In addition, the position involved rotating peer review committee activities.

• Provided same day primary care, and low acuity ambulatory medical services in a Federally Qualified Health Central (FQHC). The patient population from age 6 months to advanced elderly. The position required acute procedures such suturing, incision and drainage, and basic wound management. The population included new immigrants, people of various socioeconomic groups and refugees. It required strong communications skills and cultural competency.

Provided treatment for lower emergent risk injuries and illnesses for patients ages 6 months and beyond. My duties included supervision of mid-level providers, performing pre-employment examinations, management of Workers Compensation conditions and performing common offices procedures. The common procedures were suturing, incision and drainage, ingrown nail procedures and reviewing EKG, and providing preliminary review of limb x-rays. The dates included per diem shifts while I worked full time for other agencies.

• Provided treatment for lower emergent risk injuries and illnesses for patients ages 2 years and beyond. My work includes management of Workers Compensation conditions and common offices procedures.

• Provide routine primary care services to adult patients in a Federally Qualified Health Care Center in the greater Sacramento area. The clinic's population includes uninsured and under- insured individuals, patients with Medicaid, and immigrants from the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. The position required me to speak medical Spanish and work with interpreters, perform punch biopsy, and joint injections. The clinic uses NextGen EHR.

• Provide primary care services to a diverse underserved population in a Federally Qualified Healthcare Center. The position involves chronic disease management, management of low risk mental health patients. The center uses the NextGen Electronic Medical Record.

Provided full scope primary care services to adults from age 18 to advanced elderly. The agency used the EPIC Electronic Medical Record (EMR).

• Acted as a primary care provider for Veterans age 20 to 90. I used the proprietary VA EMR.

• Worked 12 hour shifts in an urgent care clinic providing low-acuity same day treatment to patient ranging from 8 months old to elders. Duties included procedure such as basic suturing, incision and drainage, foreign body removal and preliminary review of plain X-rays. Gained experience with the eClinical Works EMR.

• Provided full scope primary care management to prisoners in Richard J Donovan Correctional Facility.

• Reviewed medical records of deceased inmate-patients to identify preventable causes and process improvement opportunities. Conducted performance review for primary care providers employed by CCHCS and it's contracted locum tenens agencies. Reviewed medical records related to inmate grievances, family inquiries and litigation cases, acting as an advisor on the clinical issues. Provided primary care, and urgent care services to inmate-patients. I also performed rounds on patients housed in prison sub-acute inpatient units. Conducted primary care appointments in prisons via telemedicine. Clinical services comprised roughly 30-40% of my duties, and were performed at 10 different prisons over the course of 6.5 years.

Provided health care services to inmates in a county jail. . The duties involved management of a wide variety of conditions, from basic musculoskeletal injuries, laceration repair, incision and drainage, stabilizing patients with chronic diseases that were lost to clinical follow-up out of custody, and fitness for incarceration exams. Responded to distress assessments "man down" incidents including drug overdose, cardiac issues and trauma with brief loss of consciousness.

Provided routine healthcare to adults in a community clinic. The patient population primarily consisted of Slavic immigrants and refugees. The position required frequent use of foreign language interpreters.

Provided general medical services to adults in a private practice. The position also included overnight coverage in a community hospital.

Provided reproductive healthcare treatment and screening in a community clinic. Patients ranged from age 14 to middle age, primarily female. In addition, the clinic provided general primary care to adult patients of both genders.

Provided adult primary care services in a multi-specialty medical group. The duties also included rounding in the group's hospitalist service. Hospitalists acted as preceptors for the Sutter Medical Group Family Medicine Residency. I received one of the highest patient satisfaction ratings in the office pod.