JOHNATHAN SCHOENBORN

• Company Overview: Emory University
• Hands on experience with patients rehab in motor skills focused primarily walking patterns
• Managed and processed raw Vicon biomarkers in V3D
• Conduct research on motor feedback and ankle movement in young, able-bodied controls to establish baseline physiological function, aiding the development of advanced rehabilitation for individuals with Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy.

- Observed the acute management of traumatic brain injuries (TBI), spinal cord injuries, and neurological emergencies in a high-intensity ER setting.

- Developed an understanding of the decision-making process for surgical vs. non-surgical interventions in neurotrauma cases.

- Learned about multidisciplinary collaboration between ER physicians, neurosurgeons, and trauma teams in critical care situations.

• Observed complex neurological procedures, not limited to thoracic laminectomy, craniotomy, anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), carpal tunnel release (CTR), and posterior cervical fusions (PCF).
• Followed industry professionals to learn appropriate methods for solving issues and best practices for task completion.
• Attended patient rounds, consultations, and multidisciplinary team discussions.
• Gained insight into patient evaluation, preoperative planning, and postoperative care.

• 500+ clinical hours working first hand with patients under primary medicine
• Assisted physicians in patient evaluations, physical exams, and treatment plans for illnesses and chronic conditions.
• Conducted patient intake, recorded medical histories, and documented vital signs for both sports medicine and primary care patients.
• Administered injections, performed EKGs, and assisted with minor in-office procedures.
• Ensured compliance with HIPAA and clinic protocols to maintain patient confidentiality and safety.

• Focused on tutoring through high school in AP classes
• Guided students through AP exam preparation, focusing on test-taking strategies, time management, and content mastery.