Gideon Gbemi

Dedicated and compassionate aspiring physician with 4 years of training and a background as a registered nurse. Has gained valuable experience in providing holistic care through the application of nursing knowledge, skills, and clinical experiences. Passion lies in working for a facility that promotes clinical research, prioritizes patient-centered care, and offers opportunities for career enhancement.

• USMLE 1 and 2
• Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
• Fundamental Critical Care Support (FCCS)
• National Institutes of Health Stroke Scales (NIHSS)

• Nominated for Value award
• Nominated for Daisy award
• Member of Informatics Nursing council.
• Member of Psychology honor society (psi chi)
• Member of Medical society (Omega Chi)
• Member of Black Medical student Association
• Member of Christian Medical Doctor Association
• Member of Ilorin University medical student association (ILUMSA) and Kwara State Medical students association (KWAMSA) NIG.
• Lee University MAULDIN, PENNY Scholarship - 2012-2013
• Lee University Daugherty Scholarship - 2012 - 2013
• Lee University Intramural Soccer Champion - fall 2009 - fall 2011.

• University of Ilorin, Kwara State, NIG, Community Based Experiences and Services program (COBES). A research program that exposes students to epidemiological study. The program is in collaboration with World Health Organization., 2005-2007
• Lee University, Cleveland, TN, Anatomy and Physiology laboratory Assistant., 2013, Developed and researched the Genetic linkage observed when crossing two mutants form of Fruit Flies: Brown and Vestigial., Identified the genus and species of two undisclosed bacteria mixed in broth.

Psychiatry            Sept. 2 - Oct. 8, 2024

gain insight in to the care of patient with chronic or acute psychiatric challenges. participate in the assessment of patient with possible dementia, depression and anxiety, using the standard assessment tools associated with each condition. Also, engaged in admission and evaluation of patient for possible admission or 24 hours observation.

Internal Medicine      June 26 - August 15 2025

• Assessed high-risk patients pre-operatively and adjusted medical therapies in order to promote more favorable outcomes. Followed these patients post-operatively.

 • Cared for patients with gestational hypertension and diabetes on the Obstetrics ward. Encountered a rare drug interaction, which required a literature search in order to understand and treat the situation.