Raja Anvesh Reddy Adelli

• · Direct clinical care for diverse panels of 10-15 high-acuity adult patients per shift, serving as primary decision-maker for complex acute and chronic conditions.
• Member of Life Bridge Health Medication Safety Committee to improve medication safety.
• · Lead emergency department admissions, bed placement triage, and acute cross-coverage across general medical floors and step-down units.
• · Managed patients in ICU and step-down settings, handling critical conditions including acute respiratory failure, sepsis, shock, and severe electrolyte derangements.
• Performed diagnostic and therapeutic bedside procedures, including central line placement, intubation, paracentesis and point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS).
• Lead daily interdisciplinary rounds alongside nursing, pharmacy, physical therapy, and social work to streamline care plans and reduce average length of stay (ALOS).
• Act as team leader for Code Blue and Rapid Response calls, managing acute clinical deteriorations and airway/hemodynamic stabilization.
• Communicate complex medical concepts, goals of care, and advance directives with patients and families during acute illnesses and end-of-life transitions.
• · Supervise and mentor medical students and interns in inpatient clinical decision-making, procedural safety, and efficient EMR documentation.

· Co-managed inpatient solid oncology patients undergoing routine and complex chemotherapy regimens at Johns Hopkins Hospital.

· Evaluated and stabilized patients presenting with acute adverse effects of chemotherapy and structural oncologic emergencies, such as biliary and pancreatic duct obstructions.

· Facilitated multidisciplinary end-of-life care, conducting goals-of-care discussions and educating families on hospice transitions and palliative options for terminal illness.

• History taking, suggesting workup, proposing treatment plans, reviewing lab reports, assisting consultants in delivering patient care, supervising nursing staff in administering effective treatment, attending to simple medical complaints, updating drug charts, aseptic wound dressing, and drafting discharge summaries.

• Participation in rounds on in-patients on the floors with a team of residents and faculty, monitoring the clinical course of patients, reviewing the latest treatment strategies, and taking part in didactics.

• History taking, case presentation and discussion, observation of GI Imaging procedures, reviewing lab results, and attending inpatient rounds at St. Bernardino Hospital.

• Teaming up with a resident in treating admitted patients in wards under the supervision of an attending physician, giving presentations on common admitting conditions among the US population.

• Chief works include data collection, reviewing literature related to the ongoing research areas in the department, and developing manuscripts.

• Rounding with the consultants, propose treatment plans, first responder to inpatient emergencies, receive and stabilize patients in the Emergency Room.