Arina Oxenberg

(Role comparable to a Physician Assistant in United States of America)

• Independently evaluated and triaged pediatric patients, then presented cases and management plans to the attending physician or resident.
• Performed comprehensive physical examinations, documented detailed patient histories, and contributed to clinical decision-making.
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic tests, including imaging studies and laboratory work.
• Performed clinical procedures, such as phlebotomy and other minor interventions.
• Maintained thorough documentation in the hospital’s electronic medical record system, ensuring accurate patient data and follow-up plans.
• Assisted healthcare professionals in providing high-quality treatment to patients, ensuring a smooth workflow.
• Assisted patients with basic care needs.

• Admitted patients from the ER or elective referrals, documenting thorough patient histories and regular medications.
• Performed comprehensive neurological examinations and formulated initial treatment plans.
• Presented findings and collaborated with the supervising resident to finalize management and ensure optimal patient care.
• Conducted common clinical procedures, including phlebotomy and IV line insertions.
• Rotated through diverse neurology settings, including stroke, ICU, EEG, and general neurology, gaining broad clinical exposure and experience.

• Evaluated pediatric patients primarily for suspected obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) prior to tonsillectomy, as well as other sleep disorders such as night terrors.
• Managed complex adult sleep cases involving neurological components (e.g., autoimmune disorders affecting brainstem function leading to breathing pauses during sleep).
• Conducted brief patient interviews and reviewed pre-examination questionnaires, documenting complete medical histories and relevant clinical information.
• Prepared patients for overnight sleep studies, including attaching EEG leads, respiratory belts, oximetry, and other monitoring equipment.
• Continuous video surveillance, monitored vital signs and respiratory parameters, provided supplemental oxygen when necessary, and measured carbon dioxide levels.
• Maintained patient safety by promptly responding to any respiratory or other medical emergencies during sleep studies.

• Collected test samples (e.g., nasopharyngeal swabs) according to a prepared roster, ensuring each patient was correctly identified.
• Accurately recorded and managed patient data, maintaining up-to-date logs and documentation.
• Packaged and transported collected samples following strict safety and handling protocols.
• Adhered to infection control measures (e.g., proper use of PPE, sanitization procedures) to minimize risk of transmission.
• Communicated test procedures and results effectively, providing guidance and reassurance to individuals being tested.

• Provided front-line support by answering public inquiries related to COVID-19 guidelines and regulations.
• Utilized a CRM system to document interactions, update citizen records, and ensure efficient follow-up.
• Offered general instructions on testing procedures, quarantine requirements, and vaccination information.
• Coordinated with relevant departments by directing callers to appropriate resources or escalating cases as needed.
• Maintained a calm, empathetic approach in high-volume call environments, ensuring clear communication and positive public engagement.

• Conducted passenger profiling through observation and structured interviews to identify potential security risks.
• Maintained a high standard of privacy, encouraging self-disclosure while ensuring passenger comfort and compliance with regulations.
• Demonstrated strong attention to detail, meticulously reviewing information and spotting inconsistencies.
• Utilized language skills for effective communication with an international passenger base.
• Collaborated with security teams, adhering to protocols and maintaining a professional, customer-oriented approach.

• Selected for a combat support position in the Air Force, successfully completing a specialized communication systems course at the Air Defense School.
• Operated and maintained communication systems for Iron Dome batteries, ensuring secure and reliable links between central bases, battery units, and outposts (including encryption protocols).
• Promoted to Team Leader, overseeing daily operations, training new recruits, and ensuring system readiness for active missions.