MBBS physician with 3+ years of direct clinical practice — now delivering remote clinical operations support to US and UK practices. Your prior authorizations move in 24 hours. Your EHR backlog clears before you leave the building. Your inbox has answers, not questions.
I'm a physician turned clinical operations specialist. After completing my MBBS at China Medical University and spending 3+ years in active clinical practice — tertiary hospital wards, occupational health, outpatient — I made a deliberate move into remote clinical support.
I've documented 80–100 patients a week. I've written ICD-10-coded prior authorization letters. I've worked in a 400-bed teaching hospital across Internal Medicine, Surgery, and Outpatient. That's not a VA background — that's a clinical background applied to your administrative pain.
Right now I'm the Project Manager at Gradeline Engineering, running bid pipelines and executive operations. I'm also an MPH candidate in Health Information Management — which means I understand population health data, DHIS2, and health systems, not just individual patient charts.
General VAs quantify time. I quantify patients, notes, and authorizations.
Completed same-day SOAP documentation for 80–100 weekly patient encounters at Nigerian Customs Service, eliminating note backlog through structured clinical documentation protocols.
Processed prior authorization requests with ICD-10-coded clinical justifications, drafting denial appeals and reducing specialist referral delays for patients requiring secondary care.
Rotated across 3 departments in a 400+ bed tertiary teaching hospital — Internal Medicine, Surgery, Outpatient — completing clinical documentation for 30–50 encounters per week per rotation.
Delivered structured clinical evidence briefs using PubMed, Cochrane, and AI-assisted research tools — replacing 3–4 hours of physician reading time per brief with a 48-hr turnaround summary.
Managed a multi-contract bid pipeline with zero missed deadlines, coordinating executive correspondence, documentation, and multi-stakeholder workflows under time pressure.
DHIS2 certified — proficient in population health data management and indicator tracking, providing real clinical data context to health information system support.
Operated in clinical environments where confidentiality, accuracy, and speed were non-negotiable — not learned in a VA course, but lived daily across 3 hospitals and an occupational health service. That standard doesn't change remotely.
ICD-10/CPT-coded clinical justifications. 24-hr turnaround. Denial appeals drafted and submitted. You'll never chase an insurer again.
SOAP notes, chart management, same-day completion. Epic · Athenahealth · eClinicalWorks. Your charts are done before you leave the building.
Structured evidence briefs in 48 hrs via PubMed, Cochrane & Elicit. You get the answer, not the paper — replacing 3–4 hrs of reading per brief.
Symptom screening, escalation protocols, protocol-driven async triage. Patients routed correctly before you review a single chart.
Monday – Friday · Available EST / PST / GMT · Async-first · Immediate start