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==Rachita Navara, | ==Rachita Navara, M.D.== | ||
[[File:Dr. Rachita Navara.jpg|thumb|311x311px|Rachita Navara, | [[File:Dr. Rachita Navara.jpg|thumb|311x311px|Rachita Navara, M.D. is a resident physician at Stanford University Hospital]] | ||
WikiDoc | WikiDoc Physician Contributor | ||
<br />Contact:<br /> | <br />Contact:<br /> | ||
Email: [mailto:rachita@stanford.edu] | Email: [mailto:rachita@stanford.edu] | ||
==Current Position== | ==Current Position== | ||
* Associate Editor-in-Chief, WikiDoc | * Associate Editor-in-Chief, WikiDoc | ||
==Professional Background== | ==Professional Background== | ||
*Stanford University Medical Center, Internal Medicine Residency, Class of 2018 | *'''Washington University in St. Louis Medical Center, Cardiology Fellowship, Class of 2021'''<br /> Research in Electrophysiology and Innovation | ||
*'''Stanford University Medical Center, Internal Medicine Residency, Class of 2018'''<br /> Pathway of Distinction: Biodesign and Innovation<br /> Stanford Society of Physician Scholars research grant recipient in Cardiology | |||
*'''University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, M.D. Class of 2015'''<br /> Concentration in Innovating Healthcare Solutions | |||
*'''Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, B.S. in Bioengineering, Class of 2011'''<br /> Recipient of full-tuition Franklin W. Olin and Robert C. Byrd scholarships<br /> Concentrations in Creative Writing, Hindi/Urdu Language<br /> Senior college writing tutor | |||
==Brief Biography== | ==Brief Biography== | ||
Dr. Rachita Navara began with | Dr. Rachita Navara began with WikiDoc as a first year resident in the Department of Medicine at Stanford University. She received her M.D. from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and her B.S. in Bioengineering from the innovative Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering. She was recruited to the Washington University in St. Louis Medical Center to research novel noninvasive radioablation of arrhythmias during Cardiology Fellowship. Research interests range from biomedical device design to the physiology of arrhythmic circuits in the heart. Outside medicine, Rachita’s hobbies include watercolor painting, competitive scrabble, and singing – a tribute to her medical school band “The Pacemakers.” | ||
Latest revision as of 04:00, 24 May 2019
WikiDoc Physician Contributor
Contact:
Email: [1]
Current Position
- Associate Editor-in-Chief, WikiDoc
Professional Background
- Washington University in St. Louis Medical Center, Cardiology Fellowship, Class of 2021
Research in Electrophysiology and Innovation - Stanford University Medical Center, Internal Medicine Residency, Class of 2018
Pathway of Distinction: Biodesign and Innovation
Stanford Society of Physician Scholars research grant recipient in Cardiology
- University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, M.D. Class of 2015
Concentration in Innovating Healthcare Solutions
- Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, B.S. in Bioengineering, Class of 2011
Recipient of full-tuition Franklin W. Olin and Robert C. Byrd scholarships
Concentrations in Creative Writing, Hindi/Urdu Language
Senior college writing tutor
Brief Biography
Dr. Rachita Navara began with WikiDoc as a first year resident in the Department of Medicine at Stanford University. She received her M.D. from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and her B.S. in Bioengineering from the innovative Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering. She was recruited to the Washington University in St. Louis Medical Center to research novel noninvasive radioablation of arrhythmias during Cardiology Fellowship. Research interests range from biomedical device design to the physiology of arrhythmic circuits in the heart. Outside medicine, Rachita’s hobbies include watercolor painting, competitive scrabble, and singing – a tribute to her medical school band “The Pacemakers.”