Enrique P.

Enrique P. has a diverse work experience starting in 2012 as a Research Associate at Centro de Investigaciones Endocrino-Metabólicas, where they gathered data and references for research projects. Enrique then worked as a Medico Rural at Ambulatorio Rural El Guanabano in 2013, treating underserved populations and formulating treatment plans. From 2014 to 2015, they served as an Internal Medicine Resident at Hospital General del Sur, performing physical examinations, discussing treatment plans, and attending weekly continuity clinics.

Enrique joined Yale-Waterbury Internal Medicine Program as an Internal Medicine Resident in 2015, where they engaged in daily inpatient care activities, performed procedures, and attended conferences. Enrique continued their residency at Yale University School of Medicine and the Yale Waterbury Internal Medicine Residency until 2018. During this time, they served as a Clinical Educator and Clinical Instructor, contributing to the education and care of patients.

In 2019, they became involved in multiple roles related to social media and public relations. Enrique was the Social Media Chair at ACP Connecticut and the Public Relations Chair at NHMA, demonstrating their interest and proficiency in communication. In 2021, they began working as a Fellow Pulmonary Critical Care Medicine at the University of South Florida, further specializing in their field.

Enrique's most recent work experience is at the American Thoracic Society, starting in 2022, where they hold the role of Social Media Director (Section Of Medical Education)/ Web Director.

Throughout their career, Enrique has showcased their dedication to medical education, patient care, and communication, making significant contributions to the organizations they have been a part of.

Enrique P. attended Universidad del Zulia from 2002 to 2008, where they earned a degree in Medicine as a Medico Cirujano. Prior to that, they studied at Unidad Educativa San Vicente de Paul, but no specific degree or field of study was mentioned for this period.