BETTY CRENTSIL

• Completed a comprehensive Clinical Rotation at The Second People Hospital of Xinxiang, Henan Province (06/06/2023 - 07/06/2024), enhancing diagnostic and treatment skills under expert physician guidance
• Executed routine medical procedures, including EKGs and patient assessments, across diverse specialties such as emergency care, internal medicine, and pediatrics
• Collaborated effectively with healthcare teams to formulate and implement patient care plans
• Assisted in patient care, diagnosis, and treatment across multiple specialties
• Performed EKGs, and assessments, and supported emergency, internal medicine, and pediatric care
• Collaborated on patient care plans with medical teams during clinical rotations
• Engaged in intern duties: patient interviews, rounds, minor surgeries, and follow-ups
• Anticipated MBBS grad with a strong 3.4 GPA, mastering 67 key medical courses
• Recipient of Academic Excellence Scholarship, showcasing top-tier academic prowess
• Appointed as the overseas Alumni Association Liaison Officer for the class 2024 at Sanquan Medical College.
• Active in the medical community, leading teams and fostering international relations
• HSK4 & HSKK certified, with a commitment to cultural competency in healthcare

• Maintained accurate patient records and medical files to ensure seamless information sharing and continuity of care.
  
  Developed and delivered case presentations during team meetings, enhancing communication and collaborative decision-making among healthcare professionals.
  
  Coordinated clinical workshops and medical training sessions, fostering skill development and knowledge exchange within the department.
  
  Collaborated across specialties to streamline patient management, improve workflow efficiency, and enhance patient outcomes.
  
  Actively participated in multidisciplinary rounds and case discussions, contributing to a dynamic and supportive healthcare environment.
  
  Utilized strong communication skills during patient interactions and team discussions, improving understanding of diagnoses, treatment plans, and patient education.
  
  Worked effectively in a team setting, assisting senior doctors and fellow interns in managing diverse clinical cases and emergency situations.
  
  Developed strong organizational and multitasking skills by handling multiple patients, medical documentation, and procedural tasks while adhering to strict deadlines.
  
  Gained hands-on experience with medical software and electronic health records (EHR), improving efficiency in patient data management.
  
  Applied theoretical medical knowledge to real-world patient care, enhancing diagnostic and treatment skills while gaining valuable exposure to various medical conditions and specialties.

• As a volunteer of the Students' International Community Association, my job was to help and welcome all new incoming international students to settle into a new environment and adapt to the culture and language

While preparing for my medical licensing exams in Ghana, I worked as a shop attendant, which strengthened my human relations and communication skills. This experience enhanced my ability to interact with diverse individuals, practice patience, and develop a deep sense of empathy—qualities essential in patient care. Managing customer interactions also improved my problem-solving abilities, adaptability, and attentiveness to detail, all of which are crucial in clinical practice.

• Processed transactions accurately and quickly, ensuring smooth checkout experience.
• Organized merchandise displays to attract customer interest and boost sales.
• Fostered a welcoming environment with attentive service and product knowledge.