Aman Ullah

Completed a one-month nephrology rotation with inpatient management of 7–8 patients, including daily chart review and collaboration with internal medicine residents. Presented cases at daily rounds and noon conferences, including pulmonary embolism and methamphetamine-associated rhabdomyolysis with AKI.

Volunteered weekly to unload groceries from food trucks and deliver food to elderly community members. Strengthened teamwork, empathy, and community engagement through regular outreach.

Completed a one-month cardiology rotation in outpatient clinic, assisting management of CHF, chronic atrial fibrillation, and coronary artery disease while interpreting EKGs and echocardiograms. Evaluated 7–8 patients daily, documented follow-ups in EMR, and provided preventive care counseling and telehealth visits for chronic conditions.

Worked on a one-month Phase 2 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled CTN study to evaluate Sunobinop (V117957) on alcohol consumption and cravings at an urgent care clinic branch. Screened 4–5 patients daily using inclusion/exclusion criteria, assisted with informed consent, conducted follow-up monitoring for side effects, and performed EMR data entry and questionnaire completion.

Completed a one-month internal medicine rotation with hospitalists and a week in emergency medicine, reviewing 12–14 patient charts for history, exam, and lab interpretation. Participated in ICU care and daily multidisciplinary meetings, supporting management of CHF exacerbation, sepsis, cirrhosis, and Miller Fisher variant GBS.

Conducted inpatient rounds for 10–12 patients and participated in wound care center activities, including chronic venous stasis ulcer management. Presented cases (e.g., complicated ESBL UTI) and completed daily clinical trial literature assignments, learning about Amp-C and KPC beta-lactamases and next-generation sequencing.

Served as a Medical Officer for a sub-district government hospital across inpatient care (6–7 beds), CCU, emergency, and mother & child welfare services. Provided weekly outpatient care (12–14 patients), conducted weekly on-call legal examinations, and led TB DOTS operations across underserved communities including free medication distribution.

Worked as a pharmacology demonstrator and lecturer for 4 months, teaching 2-hour daily online system-based classes for a Fast Track MD program. Prepared lectures, ran weekly tutorials and lab practicals, created exam questions, mentored students on study plans, and helped organize workshops and departmental activities.

Provided 14 months of medical care at a 240-bed hospital across inpatient floors, ICU, and Coronary Care Unit, managing 8–10 inpatients daily. Coordinated care for 10–15 outpatients weekly in cardiac and primary care clinics and supported case management including pneumonia/MI presentations and HIV serology–driven diagnosis in the ICU.

Completed house physician rotations including internal medicine (3 months), anesthesia/ICU (1 month), dermatology (3 months), and surgery/allied (6 months). Managed 8–10 inpatients daily, wrote progress notes, performed inpatient examinations, and assisted procedures including NG tube insertion, catheterization, ascitic tap, and lumbar puncture.

Completed medical education at Yangtze University Medical School in China from 03/2016 to 01/2022, earning an M.B.,B.S. degree.

Undertook undergraduate studies from 03/2013 to 09/2015, focused on Chemistry and Biology as well as Physics.