Michael Stanley Goldin
Present Address
605 Spring St. Unit O
Richmond, VA 23220
Education
- Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, Richmond, VA
M.D. degree expected May 2008
- University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
B.A. in Economics, 2002
GPA: 3.73; Honors: Intermediate Honors, National Society of Collegiate Scholars
- Norfolk Academy High School, Norfolk, VA
GPA: 3.80; Honors: Cum Laude Society, Math Award, Varsity Letter for Soccer, Basketball, and Tennis
Work Experience
- Summer Camp Counselor, Pine Forest Camp, Greeley PA Summer 2001
Coached children in various sports. Tutored children in their bar mitzvah lessons over the course of the summer.
Helped children work through arguments when conflicts arose.
Went on hikes with children as well as an overnight campout trip.
- Ophthalmologist's Technician, Retina and Vitreous Center, Virginia Beach, VA, Summer 1999
Evaluated all incoming patients through a variety of vision tests.
Acquired patient histories through use of oral questioning.
Examined patients with technical tools in order to discover potential medical conditions.
Re-established contact with patients who had failed to make follow-up appointments.
- Counselor, Norfolk Academy Summer Programs Norfolk, VA, Summer 1998
Coached Basketball and soccer, taught Marine Sciences, computers, and swimming
- Sunday School Teacher's Aide, Temple Beth El Norfolk, VA, 1996-8
Aided teachers in various classroom proceedings including teaching lessons and helping in children's classroom projects.
Community Service
- Global Crossroads Program in Peru
Volunteered at a day care center with underprivileged children.
Helped tutor them in reading and writing.
Helped with nutritional recovery of some of the malnourished children.
- City Year Boston Corps Member. August, 2002- June 2004
Helped design a curriculum that allowed underprivileged students to have a forum to discuss social justice issues.
Organized community service projects, afterschool programs, and a weeklong camp for 1st -5th graders during spring break.
- YMCA basketball coach. November, 2001-March 2002
Taught children various basketball skills and coached a team through a season.
- Emergency Medical Technician, Western Albemarle Rescue Squad, Crozet, VA, November 2000-May 2002
Volunteered weekly for a nine-hour shift, including an additional 24 hour Saturday-shift every seven weeks.
Analyzed patients' condition upon arrival on scene. Complete physical exam and patient history.
Administered treatment according to patient's needs. Transported and cared for patients en route to nearest hospital.
Established contact with nearest hospital indicating condition of patient.
Initiated contact with Advanced Life support if necessary. Reviewed ambulance contents weekly.
Consistently updated training in order to remain adept at life-saving skills.
- Volunteer, Teen Action Service, Tidewater, VA, 1996-7
Volunteered monthly at various community service operations throughout local area.
Administered meals to homeless during holiday season.
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