SAI KUMAR KONETI

• Health Administration and Policy, College of
• Research the impact of socioeconomic status (SES) on nursing home care quality
• Analyze data to identify disparities and contribute to policy recommendations
• Prepare reports and presentations for academic and healthcare stakeholders.

• Assisted with administrative tasks, including managing communications, scheduling appointments, and coordinating events
• Performed data entry and maintained accurate records, supporting the smooth operation of the HAP

• Managed emergency cases and participated in various medical procedures
• Assisted senior residents in medical interventions
• Conducted Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) training sessions for nursing teams
• Maintained electronic medical records and regularly monitored patients in wards.
• Improved patient outcomes and delivery of care through improved clinical quality processes.
• Trained and supervised medical students and residents engaged in special activities and procedures.

• Provided medical care to patients in a clinical setting
• Conducted patient assessments and facilitated treatments
• Collaborated with colleagues to ensure comprehensive patient care
• Maintained accurate medical records and documentation.

Managed emergency cases and participated in various medical procedures
Assisted senior residents in medical interventions
Conducted Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) training sessions for nursing teams
Maintained electronic medical records and regularly monitored patients in wards.
Improved patient outcomes and delivery of care through improved clinical quality processes.
Trained and supervised medical students and residents engaged in special activities and procedures.

• Assisted senior doctors in patient checkups and observed medical procedures
• Provided support in surgeries and obstetric procedures under supervision
• Conducted classes for junior interns, assisting professors in their teachings
• Reviewed clinical cases to gain additional understanding of disease etiology and progression.