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I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center.[1]
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I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing.
My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine
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I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.[1]
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Biographical context: I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing.
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Biographical context: My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
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Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Education record: I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University.
I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University.
Education record: I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University.
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Education record: I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India.
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Identity: Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Professional role: I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center.
I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center.
Professional role: I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
Professional role: resident
Sirisha Kundrapu, MBBS I am currently a PGY3 resident in clinical pathology at CWRU/UH Cleveland Medical Center. I received my medical degree from Rangaraya Medical College in India. Due to the changing practice of medicine with the increasing applications of informatics and the opportunity to combine computer skills with medicine, I decided to pursue a master’s degree in medical informatics at Rutgers University. While working as Infectious Diseases research associate at the Cleveland VA Medical Center, I was able to apply informatics tools in the projects that led to significant reductions in redundant and inappropriate test orders, time to diagnosis and cost of testing. My goal is to expand upon the skills I have developed through my informatics background, research experience and residency training and become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine.
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become a valued clinical pathologist specialized in Blood Banking-Transfusion Medicine