JOHN MARRUFFOCV2016
- 1. JOHN MARRUFFO, M.D. John Marruffo 2143345328 House drjohn8280@gmail.com 2243 Greenview 6783586674 Cell Carrollton, TX 75010 Professional Summary: Possess extensive knowledge of medical and health care policies and processes Clinical skills , Patient Management Familiar with medical laws, terminologies and ethics Effective command over verbal and written communication with good interpersonal skills Strong supervisory, organizational and management skills Possess sound judgment and analytical skills Familiar with operating systems like Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, Word and the internet, Linux Flexible and ability to work effectively under stressful environment and ability to carry out multiple tasks simultaneously EDUCATION: 2016 (expected) Doctorate in Health Education A.T, Stills University (Concentration: Medical Education, courses toward) Kirksville, MO 2007 Doctor of Medicine St. Matthews University School of Medicine (Concentration: Medicine) Grand Cayman Medical Center Campus; GrandCayman, BWI 2001 Bachelor of Science-Biological Sciences University of North Texas Major: Biology, Minor Chemistry Denton, Texas RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX POSITION: Research Scientist Assistant I, December 2008-2010 PROJECT: Determining Cancer tissue for procurement for further research involvement. ADVISOR: Richard Scheuermann, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Pathology, Immunology, Bioinformatics DEPARTMENT OF NURSING SCIENCES NHS, UK Whipps Cross University Hospital, Leytonstone, London, UK POSITION: Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences, Medicine August 2005- August 2006 PROJECT: Assistant Professorship in Clinical Skills Lab, Lab/ Lecture
- 2. ADVISOR: Christine McKenna M.D.,JD, Assistant Professor DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AND CELL BIOLOGY, Universidad Autonoma De Guadalajara, Medical Center Campus, Guadalajara, Mexico POSITION: Assistant Anatomy Lab Instructor, January 2002- December 2003 PROJECT: Autopsy, Dissection and Lecture of Anatomy Laboratory. ADVISOR: Richard J. Hughes M.D., Assistant Professor, Anatomy and Cell Biology and Genetics DEPARTMENT OF CELL BIOLOGY University of North Texas, Denton, Texas POSITION: Research Assistant, August 1998-August 2001 PROJECT: Transgenic Plant Research. ADVISOR: Kent D. Chapman, Ph.D., Professor, Cell Biology DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE University of North Texas, Denton, Texas POSITION: Research Assistant, May 2001-August 2001 PROJECT: Aquatic Toxicology Stream and Rivers Project for Denton Texas ADVISOR: Thomas Waller, Ph.D, Professor of Environmental Sciences, Aquatic Toxicology, Ethics, Regulations PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Health and Wellness Professor DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SCIENCES University of Phoenix, Mesa, AZ POSITION: Online Instructor for Health and Wellness Oct 2009 - Present ADVISOR: Carolyn E. Daley, Faculty Advisor for Online Instructors Work Force Training, Continuing Education DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION In Health Care IT, IC3, and Various others. Richland College, Dallas Texas POSITION: Instructor for Workforce Training/ CE Sept 2009 - Present ADVISOR: Tandy Dollar, Coordinator for CE, Garland office ADVISOR: Celes Opehndal, Assoc. Dean CE, Richland campus Anatomy and Physiology, Biology DEPARTMENT OF MATH AND SCIENCE Brookhaven College, Dallas, Texas POSITION: Adjunct Biology Instructor January 2008 – 2010 ADVISOR: Phil Shelp, Associate Dean Clinical Skills Laboratory: DEPARTMENT OF NURSING SCIENCES NHS,UK Whipps Cross University Hospital, Leytonstone, London, UK POSITION: Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Medical Sciences, Medicine August 2005- August 2006
- 3. PROJECT: Assistant Professorship in Clinical Skills Lab, Lab/ Lecture ADVISOR: Christine McKenna M.D.,JD, Assistant Professor Anatomy Laboratory: DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AND CELL BIOLOGY, Universidad Autonoma De Guadalajara, Medical Center Campus, Guadalajara, Mexico POSITION: Assistant Anatomy Lab Instructor, January 2002- December 2003 PROJECT: Autopsy, Dissection and Lecture of Anatomy Laboratory. ADVISOR: Richard J. Hughes M.D., Assistant Professor, Anatomy and Cell Biology and Genetics MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: ORGANIZATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: Brookhaven College Project: Texas Can Academy CSI Responsibilities: To introduce at risk youth to some fundamental Criminal investigation laboratory techniques. This included earth samples, blood typing, DNA finger printing, and a little Physics to determine cause of death. Position: April 2008 Advisor: Chaz Hayworth Project: CSI with Early College students Responsibilities: To introduce at risk youth to some fundamental Criminal investigation laboratory techniques. This included earth samples, blood typing, DNA finger printing, and a little Physics to determine cause of death. Position: April 2008 Advisor: Chaz Hayworth Management: UT Southwestern Medical Center Responsibilities: To instruct lower level employees of duties to be performed. Interview and judge possible new hires as well as recommendation for marketing or fee for service opportunities. Advisor: Richard Scheuermann, Ph.D Position: Research Associate level II / Clinical Research Lead Pharmacy Technician ALBERTSONS RX Responsibilities: All Pharmacy Technician Duties, Including: Inventory, Patient services, and other Retail store associated task. Advisor: Pat Libano Position: from 1996-2001 HIT Training for DCCCD Medical section as well as IT support: Medical Terminology, Coding, ICD10, Medical Ethics, Medical Legal, Electronic Health records Training, EMR/EHR 2011- 2013
- 4. CSP Health Care IT Owner Operator Responsibilities include set up to implementation and training. 2011- Current PUBLICATIONS: “Ask Dr. John” Quarterly Health Colum inside locally circulated publication. Magazine: “Bilingue”, 2008 to 2009 “Health and Wellness Center of Atlanta” Revised and edited the internet edition 2006-2007 CitySkateProject.com 2010-Present Culture magazine for cityskateproject.com 2011 REFERENCES: Contact: Celese Opendahl Title: Associate Dean of Work Force Training, Richland College Relationship: Served as an Adjunct Professor Jan 08- Present Telephone: 2173601201 Email: Celes@dcccd.edu Contact: Ron Bowman Title: Edcucational Coordinator/ placement Relationship: Coordinator for youth and adult program Telephone: 2143601201 Email: RonB@dcccd.edu Contact: Neal Alcalay PhD Title: Doctor of Anatomy and Cell biology, Translational Researcher Relationship: Worked along side Dr. Alcalay on various non clinical and clinical research projects Email: nalcalay@gmail.com Additional professional and personal references provided upon request.