June 14, 2018

Alex Gorsky

Chairman, Board of Directors

Johnson & Johnson Corporation

One Johnson & Johnson Plaza

New Brunswick, NJ 08933

Dear Dr. Gorsky:

As a professional with nearly ten years experience in clinical research, I am writing to express my interest in obtaining a position at Johnson & Johnson starting June 2018. My background covers academic, teaching, clinical, and research experience.

I am a graduate of U.S. Career Institutes medical coding specialist certificate program in 2013 and have training in ICD-10-CM Basics from U.S. Career Institute. I have completed a 4Med CICP certification program in ICD-10-CM from 4Med Plus. I have seven medical coding certifications in the medical coding field, including a CPC, CANPC in anesthesia and pain management coding, CCVTC in cardiovascular and thoracic surgery coding, CEDC in emergency department, and am ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS proficient, and have a CCS-P Badge from AHIMA. I am a CANPC/CCVTC coding lecturer for American Academy of Professional Coders, Southwest University, and TXHIMA. In addition, I was an HIM Coder for Mesa Hills Specialty Hospital based in El Paso, TX who has given me an excellent reference and recommendation letter. In addition, I have medical training in medicine, anesthesiology, and cardiovascular and thoracic surgery which can be a good complement in a medical training and medical research program.

I am a graduate of NAPSRXs Pharmacology and Pharmaceutical Sales Training Program, passing a standardized national exam and becoming a Certified National Pharmaceutical Representative (CNPR). Covered topics include clinical pharmacology, drug distribution, package insert information, drug patents, preclinical studies, clinical trials, biopharmaceutical drug development, therapeutic agents, pharmaceutical terminology, pharmaceutical marketing, ethical and regulatory guidelines, pharmaceutical sales techniques, making the most of your sales calls, and pharmaceutical terminology.

I have an M.D. and Ph.D. with basic and clinical science research experience in variety of fields including human studies, clinical animal models in ultraviolet radiation-induced cataract, and teaching in ophthalmology. Specifically, I have worked in human study coordination, blood processing for chemical analysis, animal models of the guinea pig, chemicals preparation, ultrafiltration, high performance liquid chromatography with ultraviolet radiation detection. I have knowledge of genetics, ophthalmology, applied optics, lens, corneal, retinal anatomy and physiology, and oculoplastics. Additionally, I have taught optometry, lens anatomy and physiology courses at Karolinska Institutet to graduate students for five years. I hold the certification Licentiate degree.

My M.D. was earned from Emory University followed by one year medical training at Yale University and Brown University. After that I decided to pursue research as that better served my aptitude and interest. I completed Ph.D. for clinical science in ophthalmology from Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm, Sweden. My research publications include 56 papers and 100 abstracts. My project ascorbate prevention of the ultraviolet radiation-induced cataract in an in vivo animal model will contribute to the future of the pharmaceutical industry and lead to the development of new ocular medications and high-tech innovations. During the project, I developed a pioneering method for Ascorbate measurement in lens tissue samples, utilizing homogenization in metaphosphoric acid, ultrafiltration, and high performance liquid chromatography with ultraviolet detection. The method can be applicable to Ascorbate measurement in other tissues, including lens, retina, cornea, and vitreous humor. I plan to obtain the grant for Pharmacodynamics of ascorbate in the ocular lens as part of a human clinical trial. It can in addition be applied to other tissues, possibly cardiac, skeletal muscle, blood, lungs, and kidney. The work that I performed at Karolinska Institutet was pre-clinical research in a guinea pig cataract in vivo model. You will find my academic and research experience potentially a valuable asset to Johnson & Johnson.

At Brown University/Lifespan in Department of surgery I studied arginase activity in mouse peritoneal macrophages in a surgical model of wound healing. The work is related to the surgical field. It counts as basic science research experience.

I have significant research experience from my earlier training at Vanderbilt University and Emory University School of Medicine. Basic science research required for the beginning of pre-clinical research was studied. At Vanderbilt University, I spent one year doing an honors Molecular biology research project on the mitochondrial megachannel, a protein in heart muscle cells which plays a significant role in reperfusion injury. I found after experimenting with cyclosporin A binding to the mitochondrial megachannel and by utilizing cellulose filtration that the mitochondrial megachannel is made up of more than one subunit. The mitochondrial megachannels activity was determined and reproduced after separating the subunits and reconstituting the subunits. The significance of the results was that the mitochondria play a critical role in cardiac reperfusion injury. I earned High honors in molecular biology for the one-year honors project. At Emory University School of Medicine I studied ligand binding properties of the interphotoreceptor retinoid binding protein (IRBP), finding that IRBP binds retinol analogues with high affinity, playing a role in the visual cycle. In the Departments of ophthalmology and biochemistry at Emory University School of Medicine, in a clinical study on 120 human volunteers in the general population as part of controls for the AREDS study, I found that Plasma cystine increases with age in humans in a published ARVO abstract (1997). The significance of the results was that REDOX balance shifts towards oxidation with age. Antioxidants including cysteine, homocysteine, and glutathione become oxidized with age due to age-related oxidative stress in a number of conditions such as age-related macular degeneration, cataracts, and cardiovascular disease. The clinical study served as part of controls for AREDS study. I feel that I will be of high value to Johnson & Johnson.

References are available upon request.

Sincerely,

Vino C. Mody Jr., M.D., Licentiate degree, Ph.D., COC, CPC, CCS-P, CANPC, CCVTC, CEDC, 4Med CICP, CMAA, CBCS, CNPR, CRMC, AHIMA Coding Professional

Karolinska Institutet, Solnavagen 1, SE-171 77 Stockholm Sweden

678-427-6511 cell; 915-642-4269 home; 281-899-0543 skype; 915-779-7912 eFAX
vinomodyjr13@gmail.com; vinomodyjr@aol.com; vinomodyjr@outlook.com; vmody@protonmail.com; v.mody@harvardbenefits.com; vino.mody@att.net

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Vino C. Mody Jr., M.D., Ph.D. (Lic.)

3353 Dunbar Lane, Suwanee, GA 30024

678-427-6511, 915-642-4269, 281-899-0543,

915-779-9912 eFax, 915-307-5405 Fax
vinomodyjr13@gmail.com, vinomodyjr@outlook.com, vmody@protonmail.com

medpracticeprocess.com; http://sites.99mall.in/sites/vinumod…ications.html; http://sites.99mall.in/sites/modynew/

Dear Hiring Manager,

As a medical researcher and medical coder with 15 years of experience in the medical training field, I am always on the lookout for companies who are involved in innovative and engaging work. I have been a great admirer of Baylor Scott & White Health since 1997, and I am thrilled to apply for the medical coder, medical researcher, and medical training position at your company.

Since 1992, I have been at the forefront of medical science, helping to shape design of innovative medical research products and medical coding of charts. In the last 20 years, I have led medically trained staff in an immediate increase in production. Running a department has taught me to be disciplined, organized and a self-starter when it comes to designing projects and meeting deadlines. At Karolinksa Institutet, I was a medical researcher that always met deadlines and accomplished goals including the development of a method to measure lens ascorbate concentration utilizing ultrafiltration and high pressure liquid chromatography with ultraviolet detection. At Mesa Hills Specialty Hospital, I was a medical coder who worked efficiently and successfully on charts and quality data analysis and met deadlines on time.

Your recent medical training articles, Baylor Scott & White Health, was the impetus for my exploration of medical genetics testing. I have researched inherited eye disorders extensively and implemented the results into medical science as a result of medical genetics testings feature. I believe that my experience and proven track record in innovative solutions make me the perfect fit for this position.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Vino C. Mody Jr., M.D., Ph.D. (Lic.)

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Vino C. Mody Jr., M.D., Ph.D. (Lic.)

Karolinska Institutet, Solnavagen 1, SE-171 77 Stockholm Sweden

678-427-6511, 915-642-4269, 281-899-0543, 915-779-9912 eFax, 915-307-5405 Fax
vinomodyjr13@gmail.com, vinomodyjr@outlook.com, vmody@protonmail.com
www.medpracticeprocess.com; http://sites.99mall.in/sites/modynew/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vino-mody-7109a9167/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vino-c-m…ph-d-43924457/

Objective

To obtain a position in medical coding, medical research, and medical training

Professional Achievements

Vino C. Modys experience appears to be concentrated in Medicine/Research/Billing and Coding, with exposure to Administrative or clerical/Recordkeeping and Supplies

Medical coding, medical research, and medical training

 Expertise in medical coding, billing, auditing, compliance and medical records administration with 4 years of experience as a CPC, CANPC, CCVTC, CEDC

 2 years of experience as a CANPC anesthesia and pain management coder

 3 years of in-patient hospital experience in medical care

 20 years of experience in medical research

 CPC Certified Professional coder from American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC), passed CPC exam, AAPC, 10/2013

 COCTM Certified outpatient coder from American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC), passed COCTM exam, AAPC, 6/2015

 CCS-P Certified coding specialist-physician based from American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), passed CCS-P exam, AHIMA, 5/2015

 CANPCTM Certified anesthesia and pain management coder from AAPC, passed CANPCTM exam, AAPC, 8/2015

 CCVTCTM Certified cardiovascular and thoracic surgery coder from AAPC, passed CCVTCTM exam, AAPC, 3/2017

 CEDCTM Certified emergency department coder from AAPC, passed CEDCTM exam, AAPC, 6/2018

 4Med CICP ICD-10-CM certification from 4Med Plus, 10/2017

 Certificate of ICD-10-CM Coding Proficiency (4Med CICP) certification (86% final score), ICD-10-CM Coding Professional, 4Med Plus, Chicago, IL, and Libman Education, Bedford, MA, 10/2017

 RMC Registered medical coder from Medical Management Institute (MMI), passed RMC certification exam (score=90.67%), MMI, Atlanta, GA, 11/2018

 Passed RMC Registered medical coder Practice Exam (score=92%), MMI, Atlanta, GA, 11/2018

 Certificate of ICD-10-CM proficiency from AAPC in 1/2014 and certificate of passing an ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS proficiency post-training e-assessment (100 questions; 78% score) from AHIMA Academy in 7/2015

 Certificate of ICD-10-PCS proficiency from AAPC, 11/2015

 Certificate of completion, Professional Coding Practice course (final score=91.42%) for 60 CEUs, AHIMA, Chicago, IL, 4/2018

 Certificate of completion earning 45.00 CEUs in the ICD-10-CM coding field, Basic ICD Coding Part II (final score=80%), AHIMA, Chicago, IL, 10/2018

 Certificate of completion earning 45.00 CEUs in the ICD-10-CM coding field, Basic ICD Coding Part I course (final score=88%), AHIMA, Chicago, IL, 4/2018

 CCS-P Badge, AHIMA, Chicago, IL, 1/2018

 Certificate, ICD-10-CM hematology and oncology specialty code set training, AAPC, 12/2017

 Certificate of Approval, ICD-10-CM Coding Workbook for Cardiology, passed 203: Cardiology ICD-10-CM certification exam 1 (2017), Optum 360, 2/2018

 Certificate of Approval, ICD-10-CM Coding Workbook for Cardiology, passed 204: Cardiology ICD-10-CM certification exam 2 (2017), Optum 360, 2/2018

 Certificate of Approval, ICD-10-CM Coding Workbook for General Surgery, passed 207: General Surgery ICD-10-CM certification exam 1, Optum 360, USA, 10/2017

 Certificate of Approval, ICD-10-CM Coding Workbook for General Surgery, passed 208: General Surgery ICD-10-CM certification exam 2, Optum 360, USA, 10/2017

 Certificate, ICD-10-CM specialty cardiology code set training, American Academy of Professional Coders, Salt Lake City, UT, 9/2016

 Certificate, CPC-A Practicum with CEUs badge, AAPC, 11/2014

 Certificate, Practicode Professional Fee (ICD-9), AAPC, 10/2016

 Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA), National Health Career Associates (NHA), passed CMAA exam, November, 2014

 Certified Billing and Coding Specialist (CBCS), passed CBCS exam, NHA, November, 2014

 Expecting certification in Texas Medical Jurisprudence

 CANPC/CCVTC lecturer for AAPC, Southwest University, and TXHIMA

 Certificate, COC Accelerated Facility Outpatient Coding course, AAPC, 9/2018

 Performing CANPC coding on 600 cases, COC-A Practicum, American Academy of Professional Coders, Salt Lake City, UT, 6/2018-

 Completed medical coding and CANPC coding of 300 cases, AHA Coding Clinic in ICD-10-CM and HCPCS, American Hospital Association, Chicago, IL, 7/2016-1/2017

 Performing medical coding of 600 cases per year in CPT, HCPCS II, ICD-10-CM, and ICD-9-CM, CPT Appendix C, Coding Clinic, USA, 1/2015-

 Certificate of CPMA Medical Auditing, course, AAPC, December, 2015

 Certificate of CPPM Practice Management, course, AAPC, January, 2016

 ICD-10-PCS Code set training (16 hours) course, AAPC 1/2015

 ICD-10-CM General code set training (16 hours) course, AAPC, 1/2014

 Certified national pharmaceutical representative (CNPR) from NAPSRx in 2014

 Certified risk management consultant (CRMC) from Confidential Texas corporation in 2014

 Six sigma black belt certified, Expert Rating, USA in 2014

 Six sigma green belt certified, Expert Rating, USA in 2013

 Healthcare Administrative Consulting Research Service

 Presented internationally at ARVO, EVER, and ISIR and regionally in Sweden

 Published papers including Public Consultation: Horizon 2020 Science with and for Society. DirectorateGeneral for Research and Innovation. Horizon 2020.

 Low weight high reps benefits article. newsletter@trulyhuge.com

 Prepared abstract, Benefit of Phytochemicals in Cancer, a clinical overview

 Won Solvay Pharmaceutical research grant, Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Atlanta, GA, 1994

 Won Schering-Plough research grant, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 1991

 Completed one-year honors project on Biochemical properties of the mitochondrial megachannel at Vanderbilt University (1992)

 Presented the abstract Determination of ascorbate in the ocular lens (2001) orally at EVER

 Published and successfully defended Ph.D. thesis Ultraviolet radiation cataract and ascorbate supplementation at Karolinska Institutet on 06/05/2008

 Published and presented Licentiate thesis Ascorbate in the ocular lens at Karolinska Institutet on 10/18/2006

 Published abstract Plasma cystine increases with age in humans (1997) at ARVO

 Extensive basic science, clinical research and training experience

 Cited in Smart Materials for Drug Delivery, 2013

 Master trainer certification (MTC) eligible, NHE, California, USA, 11/2015

 Trained in Master trainer certification (MTC) course covering several topics including adductor magnus, aerobic threshold, and cardio endurance

 Performed quality data care set analysis research on medical records from an LTACH hospital

 Investigated as principal investigator on the human clinical antioxidants in the general population as part of controls for AREDS and ARMD studies for Drs. Dean P. Jones and Paul Sternberg Jr.

 Studied ligand-binding properties of the human recombinant interphotoreceptor retinoid binding protein (rhIRBP) under the direction of Dr. John Nickerson

 Studied biochemical properties of the mitochondrial megachannel in a one-year honors molecular biology project under the direction of Dr. Sidney Fleischer

 Studied affinity to cyclosporine A utilizing column chromatography binding assays of bovine heart mitochondria

 Found that the mitochondrial megachannel is made up of more than one subunit based on reconstitution of activity utilizing cellulose filtration

 Performed karyotype analysis

 Cut out paper karyotypes for research on genetic inborn conditions

 Made an oral presentation of Ascorbate in the Ocular Lens, EVER abstract, 2001

 Medical degree

 Licentiate degree

 Experience in delivering patient care

 For profit legal service contract salesperson license, number 109231, Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, Austin, TX, 5/2014

 Legalshield certified, Harvard Risk Management Corporation, Dallas, TX, 5/2014.

 One Call Health Access certified, Harvard Risk Management Corporation, Dallas, TX, 5/2014

 Training and knowledge of all areas of medicine, surgery, plastic surgery, anesthesiology, OB-GYN, pediatrics, psychiatry, I.C.U., C.C.U.

 Training in ophthalmology

 Excelled in basic science courses in medical school in biochemistry, physiology, anatomy, anatomy lab, pathophysiology, genetics, analytic medicine, neurobiology

 Marquis Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare 2006-2007

 Made posterboard as Vino C. Mody Jr., M.D. (15/15), Yale-New Haven Hospital (Waterbury, CT), New Haven, CT, 7/1997

 In-patient hospital rounds including ICU and CCU at Emory University, Yale-New Haven Hospital, Brown University Hospitals, 1995-1999

 Prepared health administration flowchart, Emory Healthcare, 6/2016

 Training in medical coding from Optum and United Health Group, 4/2018

 Freelance medical researcher in phytochemicals and Horizon 2020, 10/2011-

 JFAMC Coding Advisory, published Anesthesia and Pain Management tools, 2017

 Marquis Whos Who in Medicine and Healthcare 2006-2007, featured as Chunilal Mody, M.D.

 Attended clinical medical rounds at Emory University, Yale-New Haven Hospital (Waterbury, CT), Brown University/Lifespan, 1995-1999

 Vanderbilt University School of Medicine early admissions winner, 1992

 Tennis training, USTA, 3/1981-6/1997

 Member of Rhode Island athletic club and participant in tennis league, 1997

 Member of Cub Scouts and Webelos, Wichita, KS, 1979-1982

Skills

 customer service

 receptionist

 retail sales

 medical coding

 medical coding software

 ICD-9-CM/ICD-10-CM

 ICD-10-PCS

 CPT

 HCPCS II

 DRG analysis

 Epic-like training

 HCC training

 RHIA

 Case management

 Medical transcription

 Quality data care set analysis

 Clinical documentation improvement training

 Insurance dispute resolution

 HIPAA

 Joint commission

 Abstracting of medical records

 Anatomy

 Physiology

 Disease management

 medical records

 cardiovascular coding

 anesthesia and pain management coding

 emergency department coding

 outpatient

 inpatient

 office medical

 Long-term care hospital (LTCH)

 medical training

 cardiology

 biochemistry

 organic chemistry

 chemistry

 clinical research

 training in medicine

 pharmaceutical research

 clinical documentation improvement

 column chromatography

 clinical research

 derivatives

 trading

 filtration

 statistical analysis

 hematology

 Ultrafiltration

 Chromatography

 High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC)

 neurobiology

 biochemical research

 oncology

 venipuncture

 radiation exposure

 pediatrics

 plasma separation

 pharmaceutical sales

 pharmacology

 anesthesiology

 ms excel

 ms word

 grammar

 spelling

 strong work ethics

 risk management

 sales representatives

 sales training

 teamwork

 leadership

 management training

 molecular biology

 six-sigma

 healthcare

Work History

Market researcher Survey Monkey USA 8/2018-

Salesperson Confidential Texas Corporation Dallas TX 5/2014-

Medical treatment participant in psychiatry treatments Psychiatry Doctors offices of Dr. Padilla-Zubiate Centro de Medico Hospital Jaurez, Mexico 10/2013-

Medical treatment participant in interventional procedural treatments Internal Medicine Doctors offices of Dr. Felix Jaurez, Mexico 11/2017-

Medical coding trainee, COC-A ICD-10 Practicum American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 06/2018-

Remote medical coder United Health Group Minnetonka MN 04/09/2018-04/10-2018

Remote medical coder Optum Eden Prarie MN 04/09/2018-04/10/2018

HIM Coder Mesa Hills Specialty Hospital El Paso, TX USA 5/2017 to 1/2018

Horizon 2020 Consultant researcher Horizon 2020-European Commission USA 05/2016-

CANPC/CCVTC coding lecturer American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 9/2015-

Volunteer medicine trainee Doctors office of Dr. Marina Mexico 9/2015-

CANPC/Cardiology/CPC coding lecturer Southwest University El Paso, TX 6/2016 to 4/2017; 1/2018-

CANPC Anesthesia and Pain Management Coding Roundtable Webinar Presenter TXHIMA Austin, TX 5/2017

Sports official volunteer YMCA El Paso, TX USA 5/2017-

Grant proposal contributor and contributor Horizon 2020 European Commission Europe 9/2016-

Remote Medical Coder and auditor Signature Staff Resources Miami Lakes, FL, USA 1/2016 to 4/2017

Healthcare administration trainee Emory Healthcare Atlanta, GA 5/2016 to 6/2016

Volunteer E&M medical coding trainee McKesson Atlanta, GA 12/2015 to 1/2016

Remote medical coder HGS USA, LLC Peoria, IL 9/2015 to 2/2016

Six sigma trainee Cisco Systems Atlanta, GA 10/2015 to 11/2015

CoRPs volunteer Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 6/2016-

Medical coding trainee CPC-A ICD-10 Practicum American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 11/2015-7/2016

Medical coding trainee COC-A Practicum American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 05/2015-11/2015

Volunteer cardiology trainee North Georgia Heart Specialists Buford, GA 11/2014-

Medical coding trainee CPC-A Practicum American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 6/2014-11/2014

Sales profile questionnaire trainee CTS Sales Profile USA 11/2014

Volunteer Southwest Hindu Temple New Mexico USA 5/2014-

Customer service representative Farooq Jivani Agency Norcross, GA 1/2014-

Freelance Research Scientist Georgia State University Atlanta, Georgia 10/2011 to 10/2014

Guest Medical Researcher Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden 6/2008-6/2012

Medical Researcher Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden 10/2/2000 to 6/5/2008

Proctor National Board of Examiners in Optometry (NBEO) Stockholm, Sweden 3/2003 to 5/2005

Preliminary internal medicine intern and medical trainee Brown University/ Lifespan Providence, RI 6/1998 to 12/1999

Surgical research student Brown University Department of Surgery Providence, RI 9/1997 to 5/1998

Preliminary internal medicine intern Yale-New Haven Hospital (Waterbury, CT) New Haven, CT 6/1997-7/1997

Research Investigator Emory University School of Medicine Departments of Biochemistry and Ophthalmology Atlanta, GA 6/1996-8/1996; 4/1997

Medical researcher Emory University School of Medicine Department of Ophthalmology Atlanta, GA 6/1994-8/1994

Biochemistry honors researcher Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 8/1992-5/1993

Human molecular genetics medical researcher Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Nashville, TN 8/1991-5/1992

Volunteer for disadvantaged children Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 1991-1992 Medical researcher Sero-Immuno Diagnostics Atlanta, GA 6/1992-8/1992 Medical researcher A.I.D.S. lab Centers for Disease Control Atlanta, GA 6/1990-8/1990; 6/1991-8/1991 Organic chemistry tutor Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 8/1991-5/1992 Corporation Vice President 400 Hitter Lilburn, GA 8/1987-8/1992

Education

Certificate from Evaluation and Management (E/M) training course American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 10/2018

2018 COC Accelerated Facility Outpatient Coding course blackboard (GPA 4.00; score=93%) American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 8/2018

Preparation for the Texas Medical Jurisprudence exam Texas medical jurisprudence exam study guide 2016 Texas Medical Association Austin, TX 4/2018-

Single variable calculus training and calculus for artists and beginners Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston, MA 1/2017-5/2017

Mathematics and science training soft schools.com USA 3/2015-

Certificate of Cardiology coding (100% A average; GPA=4.00) and Certificate of General Surgery and Anesthesia coding (80% B average; GPA=3.00) Greenville Technical Institute Greenville, SC 2/2016

MOOC certificate of attendance Health Data Analytics with MS Excel St. Scholastica, MN December, 2015

Certificate of Achievement Coding-Baseline-ICD-10 Inpatient Diagnostic Precyse University, USA December 4, 2015

Certificate Explore a career in medical coding (GPA 4.00) (360 hours) El Paso Community College El Paso, TX 7/2018

Certificate Master trainer certification course NHE California, USA 11/2015

Triple Certificate in administrative medical specialist (91% A average; GPA=4.00), medical coding and billing (97% A average; GPA=4.00), +medical terminology (98% A average; GPA=4.00) (360 Hours) University of Georgia Athens, GA 3/2015

Graduate from a Certificate of ICD-10-CM Coding Proficiency (CICP) course (scored 86% on final exam) 4Med Plus Chicago, IL 10/2017

ICD-10-PCS Code set training (16 hours) from completion of a course American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 1/2015

ICD-10-CM General code set training (16 hours) from completion of a course American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 1/2014

CPMA Professional medical auditor blackboard course (16 hours) (GPA=4.00, score=91%) American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 12/2015

CPPM Physician practice manager blackboard course (16 hours) (GPA=3.00, score=86%) American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City, UT 1/2016

Training ICD-10-CM Coding Basics U.S. Career Institute Fort Collins, CO 9/2017

Graduate of NAPSRXs Pharmacology/Pharmaceutical Sales Training Program CNPR Number 608042014 Member of NAPSRx National Association of Pharmaceutical Sales Representatives (NAPSRX) Washington, D.C. 3/2014

School (worth 322.75 educational hours up to 4/2018) American Academy of Professional Coders Salt Lake City UT 10/2013-

Graduate Certificate Medical Coding Specialist course (87% B average; GPA=3.00) (600 Hours) U.S. Career Institute Fort Collins, CO 2013

Doctoral (Ph.D.) degree in clinical science for ophthalmology Department of Clinical Neuroscience Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden June, 2008

Licentiate (comparable to M.S.) degree in clinical science for ophthalmology Department of Clinical Neuroscience Karolinska Institutet Stockholm, Sweden October, 2006

M.D. Degree (GPA=3.71) Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, GA 1997

B.S. in Molecular Biology (GPA=3.95) summa cum laude high honors in molecular biology Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 1993

High school diploma (GPA=4.00) valedictorian Parkview High School Lilburn, GA 1989

High school training (GPA=4.00) Norcross High School Norcross, GA 1985

References

References are available on request.