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MICHAEL WILLIAMS MD
123 Fake Street, City, State, Zip Code Cell: 000-000-000060 email-example@address.com


PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
A knowledgeable, resourceful and highly dedicated physician familiar with the diagnosis and treatment of multiple disease states and health concerns. Driven to communicate well and establish strong rapport with all patients. A proven leader within intensive care medicine, engaging in very complex analyses to provide appropriate patient treatment. A visionary who can advance goals and grow within the dynamic needs of critical care medicine.


SKILL HIGHLIGHTS
Internal Medicine Pathology Clinical Trials Intensive Care Patient Care Research/Analysis Cardiology Research Team Leadership Critical Care Quality Control Collaboration English/Arabic Languages


EXPERIENCE – INTERNSHIPS AND RESIDENCIES
GEISINGER MEDICAL CENTER Danville, PA 07/2013 to Current CRITICAL CARE FELLOWSHIP Engage in critical care for patients under the leadership of Dr. Karen Korzick. Serve as a chief fellow. Engage in quality improvement projects, including the implementation of physician orders for life sustaining treatment within the facility and assessing patient/family satisfaction as the principal investigator. Wrote facility guidelines for a new onset fever in the ICU workup. Submitted a case report to SCCM for presentation in January of 2015. COENMAUGH VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Johnstown, PA 01/2010 to 06/2013 CHIEF RESIDENT – Internal Medicine Residency Completed a general internal medicine residency. Built strong knowledge within medical practices and became very familiar with medical systems in the US. Strengthened interpersonal and leadership skills. Voted best resident by attendings and residents. Voted best teaching resident by the residents. Served as the chief resident during the last year of residency. Retained accountability for all residents’ calls and clinic schedules, resolving conflicts and representing residents at faculty meetings.