RAN ELIAZ

• Interventional cardiology and structural heart disease fellowship at the Schulich heart center, Sunnybrook Hospital.
• Performed over 2000 Coronary interventions
• Performed over 200 TAVR procedures
• Performed diagnostic cardiac catheterization procedures to assess heart muscles, valves and arteries
• Completed daily rounds with patients to check conditions and adjust treatment plans
• Placed and managed central venous lines and other invasive procedures in ICU patients

• A device for safe and efficient access to the pericardial space in cardiac procedures.
• Performed "First in Man" trails.
• Pending FDA approval.

• Directed patients on medication use and lifestyle modifications to improve health.
• Led outpatient cardiac care to diagnose and treat conditions of the Heart.
• Stayed up to date on latest research regarding indicators of heart disease and treatment options.
• Counseled patients on newly diagnosed health conditions and maintenance of existing conditions.

• Mount Scopes cardiac unit and Cath-Lab.
• Participated in multidisciplinary team meetings to discuss patient cases and treatment plans.
• Provided professional services and support in a dynamic work environment.
• Resolved problems, improved operations and provided exceptional service.
• Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Performed over 250 Emergency Primary PCI for STEMI.
• Performed over 800 Coronary Interventions.

• GCP course- Dec.2015
• Sub-Investigator in the following clinical trials: ODYSSEY, SPIRE, DAL-genE, BET on MACE, CHIARA-MIA, KOWA, AFFIRM-HF.
• Vast involvement in student education - lectures, clinical case discussions, bedside teaching: 1-6th year medical students, nursing and clinical pharmacology students.
• Basic science- Heart institute experimental laboratory at the Hebrew university: In charge of small rodent (mice/rat) Echocardiographic evaluation, necropsy and tissue sampling.
• Provided emergent medical care and treatment for life-threatening cardiac illnesses.
• Shadowed attending physicians during complex and innovative procedures to gain greater understanding of technique.

• Successfully passed all qualifying exams in Internal Medicine
• Lecturer and tutor: "Man and Medicine" course for first-year medical students, Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
• Lecturer: Intensive care nursing, Hadassah Hebrew university school of nursing, Israel.
• Lecturer: Introduction to Internal Medicine and Physical examination, fourth-year medical students, Hebrew University Jerusalem.
• Teamed with other physicians, specialists, and health care providers to provide well-rounded care for complex cases.
• Performed medical care under guidance of attending physician.
• Diagnosed and treated patients suffering from chronic conditions.
• Followed internal medicine guidelines while treating patients

• 8110 Battalion, 5th Brigade
• Air-force search and rescue unit (669)

Honors: Outstanding officer, Medical Officers' Training Course, Commander's award

• Demonstrated a high level of initiative and creativity while tackling difficult tasks.
• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Gained strong leadership skills by managing projects from start to finish

• Discussed complex medical conditions with patients in effort to provide most effective medical advice.
• Follow up and treatment of patients suffering from end-stage conditions.
• Home treatments for palliative care.
• Practiced empathy and family counseling regarding end of life and palliative medicine.

• Monitored post-operative recovery and educated patients on at-home recovery.
• Provided emergent surgical treatment for life-threatening injuries and illnesses.
• Identified serious conditions and emergency situations and provided prompt care.
• Ordered and interpreted diagnostic tests to develop and implement treatment plans.
• Participated in multidisciplinary team meetings to discuss patient cases and treatment plans.

• Interviewed patients concerning physical complaints, discussed symptoms, asked questions, and suggested treatment options.
• Teamed with other physicians, specialists, and health care providers to provide well-rounded care for complex cases.
• Monitored patients' conditions and progress to reevaluate treatment.
• Completed routine physical exams and diagnostic tests to provide accurate diagnosis.
• Monitored and recorded patient progress, prompting timely and appropriate interventions.

• Assessed nature and extent of illness or injury to establish and prioritize medical procedures.
• Conducted training classes to maintain certification licensure, keep abreast of new developments in field and maintain existing knowledge.
• Inspected equipment and resolved deficiencies prior to in-service operations.
• Used defibrillators and oxygen tanks during patient care and transport, increasing chances of survival.
• Transported critically ill and injured patients to nearest medical center, using advanced life support equipment as needed.
• Administered first-aid treatment to reduce pain and minimize risk of complications.

• Served as a combat medic, treating wounded patients in and out of combat zones.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Provided professional services and support in a dynamic work environment.