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Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); MyERAS Application - (Page 1)
Military Service Obligation/Deferment? No
Felony Conviction? No
Limitations? No
General Information
AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ SName:
School: King Abdul Aziz University
Gender: Male
Citizenship:
Birth Place:
Birth Date:
USMLE ID:
U.S. Citizen
Norman, Oklahoma
12/12/1976
0-701-559-7
Contact Address:
260 yoakum pkwyapt#2405Alexandria, VA 22304
5713408930Preferred Phone #:
Permanent Mailing Address:
260 Yoakum pkwyapt#2405Alexandria, VA, 22304
5713408930Phone:
E-mail: [email protected]
AAMC ID: 12648865
SSN: 136171773
Previous Last Name:
5719704079Alternate Phone #:
MyERAS Application
Couples Match Notification: No
NBOME ID:
NRMP: Yes
Pager #:
Other Service Obligation? No
SIN:
Applicant ID: 2011054154
Mobile #:
5719704079Fax #:
Preferred Name:
Race:
White
Ethnicity:
No Answer
Examination Status
Examinations
Date
USMLE Step 1 Passed 05/2007
USMLE Step 2 CK (ClinicalKnowledge)
Passed 09/2007
USMLE Step 2 CS (Clinical Skills) Passed 10/2006
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); MyERAS Application - (Page 2)
Medical Licensure
Medical Licensure Problem? No
Ever Named in a Malpractice Suit? No
Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates Certification
Are you certified by the ECFMG? Yes
Past History? No
Certification Date: 10/2006
ACLS: Yes Exp. Date: 06/2012
PALS: No
DEA Reg. #: None
Board Certification: No
Canadian - MCCE Passed 09/2003
Type Number Exp. Date
State Medical Licenses
State
None
Institution & Location Dates Attended Degree Date of Degree
Medical Education
M.B.,B.S.King Abdul Aziz UniversitySaudi Arabia
06/1995 - 08/2002 07/2002
Medical Education/Training Extended or Interrupted? No
Medical School Honors/Awards
None
Membership in Honorary/Professional Societies
American College of Physicians
Institution & Location Dates Attended Degree Field of Study
Education
Degree DateEducation
None
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); MyERAS Application - (Page 3)
Institution & Location DatesAttended
Experience
Current/Prior Training
Program Director YearsProgramSupervisor
Qualify
Residency Providence Hospitalaffiliated with GeorgeWashingtonUniversityWashington, DC
07/2008 -06/2011
Junette Gibbons,MD
3Shibli M, MD .
Discipline:
No
Internal Medicine
Reason for Leaving:
Organization & Location Position Dates
Experience
Experience Supervisor Avg.Hrs/Wk
11/2010 - Providence Hospitalwashington, DC
Resident
Prevalence and characteristics of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase infection at inner citycommunity hospital.
Description:
Reason for Leaving:
Research Shibli M, MD . 50
07/2008 - Providence Hospital affiliatedwith George WashingWashington, DC
Resident
Intern(07/2008 - 06/2009):CCU, ICU & Floors- Admission, Call q 4 , daily SOAP notes writing orders after discussingwith the team, performing procedures ( Intubations, Central lines , Arterial lines, lumbarpuncture, Thoracentesis), discharge and out patient clinics. Present morning reports,teaching rounds and ground round.
Resident(july/2009-current)A Team leader for inpatient care and admission with census varying 8 to 20. Taking Calls q4. Running Codes. Involvement in teaching activity in the form of Teaching round, Journalclub, Grand round, supervising morning reports, mortality and morbidity conference.Performing procedures including central venous access, arterial lines, lumbar puncture,Thoracentesis, Paracentesis and Bone marrow biopsy & aspiration.
Description:
Reason for Leaving:
Work 80
Publications
Poster Presentation
Al-knawy,M .,Caceres,A.. (2010, April). Renal Abscess. Poster presented at: ACP meeting; Washington, DC.
Oral Presentation
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); MyERAS Application - (Page 4)
Publications
Oral Presentation
Al-knawy,M. (2009, November). Health Care Associated Pneumonia. Oral Presentation presented at: CME lecture/Grand Rounds; Washington, DC.
Al-knawy,M.. (2009, May). Sleep Deprivation in ICU Patients. Oral Presentation presented at: CME lecture/Grand Rounds; Washington, DC.
Language Fluency (Other than English)
Arabic
Hobbies & Interests
Football,Traveling,Browsing the internent
Other Awards/Accomplishments
None
Certification
AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ SCertified by: Date: 12/20/2010
I certify that the information contained within my ERAS application is complete and accurate to the best of my knowledge. I understand that any false or missing information may disqualify me from consideration for a position; may result in an investigation by the AAMC per the AAMC Policies Regarding the Collection, Use and Dissemination of Resident, Intern, Fellow, and Residency, Internship, and Fellowship Application Data may also result in expulsion from ERAS; or if employed, may constitute cause for termination from the program.
Notes:
Correspondence
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Correspondence - (Page 1)
Type Subject Entry Date Created By
MOATAZ S AL-KNAWY
AAMC ID: 12648865
Present Mailing Address
260 yoakum pkwyapt#2405Alexandria, VA 22304Preferred Phone: 5713408930Alternate Phone: 5719704079Mobile Phone: [email protected]
Permanent Mailing Address
260 Yoakum pkwyapt#2405Alexandria, VA, 223045713408930
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Curriculum Vitae - (Page 1)
Medical Education
King Abdul Aziz University, Saudi Arabia
06/1995 - 08/2002
M.B.,B.S., 07/2002
Membership and Honorary/Professional Societies
American College of Physicians
Certification/Licensure
ACLS Certified, 06/2012
Examinations
USMLE Step 1 05/2007
USMLE Step 2 CK (Clinical Knowledge) 09/2007
USMLE Step 2 CS (Clinical Skills) 10/2006
Canadian - MCCE 09/2003
Work Experience
Resident
07/2008 -
Providence Hospital affiliated with George Washing, Washington, DC
Intern(07/2008 - 06/2009):CCU, ICU & Floors- Admission, Call q 4 , daily SOAP notes writing orders after discussing with the team, performing procedures( Intubations, Central lines , Arterial lines, lumbar puncture, Thoracentesis), discharge and out patient clinics. Present morningreports, teaching rounds and ground round.
Resident(july/2009-current)A Team leader for inpatient care and admission with census varying 8 to 20. Taking Calls q 4. Running Codes. Involvement inteaching activity in the form of Teaching round, Journal club, Grand round, supervising morning reports, mortality and morbidityconference. Performing procedures including central venous access, arterial lines, lumbar puncture, Thoracentesis,Paracentesis and Bone marrow biopsy & aspiration.
Average Hours/Week: 80
Current/Prior Training
Internal Medicine
Providence Hospital affiliated with George Washington University, Washington, DC
07/2008 - 06/2011
Junette Gibbons ,MD
Shibli M, MD .
Residency,
Research Experience
11/2010 -
Providence Hospital, washington, DC
Resident, Shibli M, MD .
Prevalence and characteristics of extended-spectrum beta-lactamase infection at inner city community hospital.
Average Hours/Week: 50
Publications
Poster Presentation
Al-knawy,M .,Caceres,A.. (2010, April). Renal Abscess. Poster presented at: ACP meeting; Washington, DC.
Oral Presentation
Al-knawy,M. (2009, November). Health Care Associated Pneumonia. Oral Presentation presented at: CME lecture/Grand Rounds; Washington, DC.
Al-knawy,M.. (2009, May). Sleep Deprivation in ICU Patients. Oral Presentation presented at: CME lecture/Grand Rounds; Washington, DC.
Hobbies & Interests
Football,Traveling,Browsing the internent
Language Fluency (Other than English)
Arabic
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Curriculum Vitae - (Page 2)
ECFMG STATUS REPORT
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USMLE/ECFMG Identification Number: 0-701-559-7
Applicant Name: Moataz Saud Al-Knawy
Applicant Date of Birth: Dec 12 1976
ECFMG Certified: Yes
Certificate Issue Date: Sep 27 2007
Passing Performance on Medical Science Examinations:
Two- Three
Digit Digit
*Examination Date Score Score Comment
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USMLE Step 1 May 2007 * *
USMLE Step 2 CK Sep 2007 * *
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Passing Performance on Clinical Skills Examination:
*Examination Date Comment
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USMLE Step 2 CS Oct 2006
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Name of Medical School and Country: KING ABDULAZIZ UNIVERSITY, JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA
Degree Year: 2006
Medical Education Credentials Status: Complete
The purpose of this Status Report is to indicate whether this individual
is certified by ECFMG. It reflects only examinations that were used to
fulfill requirements for ECFMG Certification. The most recent passing
performance on the Clinical Skills Examination is reflected, regardless
of whether this individual was required to take a Clinical Skills
Examination for ECFMG Certification. This Status Report is not
a complete score history of all examinations for this individual. This
Status Report does not include examinations that were taken but not
passed. Furthermore, if this individual passed examinations that were
not used to fulfill the requirements for ECFMG Certification, these
examinations are not included.
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* Report may contain a combination of examination programs that may have been
used for Certification.
This information is reported directly from ECFMG computer records and is current as of11/17/2010 1:09:45 AM.
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); ECFMG Status Report - (Page 1)
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); LoR - 001 (Dr.Shibli Muhammad, Director ofCritical Care/Pulmonary-Critical Care) - (Page 1)
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); LoR - 002 (Dr.Junette Gibbons, ProgramDirector/Internal Medicine) - (Page 1)
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); LoR - 003 (Dr. Hoyos Francisco, Director ofCritical Care/Pulmonary-Critical Care) - (Page 1)
Field Name Value
Local Data Page
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Local Data Page - (Page 1)
Me......
To be come physician started early. This kept me motivated and work hard in my pre-medicalschool as I completed my high school with first honor. I met the first success when I wasaccepted in one of the medical schools in my country.
Infectious Diseases and me.....
Started, when I was in the 3rd year of my medical school. I was always exited aboutmicrobiology classes and the study of microorganisms, pathogenesis and epidemiology. I lovedthe practical part in the laboratory and how these organism differ and organize under themicroscope and the different colored agar plate cultures was an art for me. I drew everyorganism infectious cycle. it was my map in my micro study and how to cut the cycle before itreach the host was a goal, this which I learned later in my 4th and 5th clinical years what iscalled (prevention) and I still believe prevention is the best management.
My enthusiasm increased during my residency training at providence hospital in Washington DCin the ICU, the variety of patient pathology in internal medicine and infectious diseasespecialty is stimulating, and how infection can affect every organ in our body. The physiciansalso enjoy a friendship among themselves and with other specialties that is also unique tothis field. The importance of the this field that the management does not only involve theindividual it also involve the hospital, the health care workers, the health care economy, andthe community. That is why we need to have experts trained how, when and how long to treat thepatient and which preventive and diagnostic measure to take .
With a solid educational background and clinical experience, I am still eager to gain exposureto a wide variety of cases. I am confident I will be a valuable addition to your institution,and with your leadership and guidance, will make significant contributions to the field ofinfectious disease medicine. In training I want to learn from leaders in the field ofinfectious disease and develop mentoring relationships with people whose experience can helpguide me to learn more. I am able to work hard and work with people from differentbackgrounds.
I have a vision of what my post-fellowship life will be like; I love for academia and I findthe teaching/learning environment very natural, stimulating and feel it provides patients withthe most up-to-date resources available.
I would appreciate your earliest response to arrange an interview. I can be contacted throughmy email: [email protected] .
Respectively yours,
Moataz Al-knawy
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Personal Statement - (Page 1)
Composite Score:MSPE:Personal Statement:
0.000
Overall Recommendation
Transcript:
USMLE Step 1: 212USMLE Step 2 CK: 231
Overall Interview:
Letters of Recommendation
Ltr of Recommendation 1:Ltr of Recommendation 2:Ltr of Recommendation 3:Ltr of Recommendation 4:
Interview Scores & CommentsAverage Interview: 0.0
Interviewer Score Comments
USMLE Step 3:
Average Recommendation: 0.0
COMLEX Level 1:COMLEX Level 2 CE:
COMLEX Level 3:
Total Interview: 0.0
USMLE Step 2 CS: Pass
ABSITE Transcript:
COMLEX Level 2 PE:
General Comments
Scores & Notes Page
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Scores & Notes Page - (Page 1)
Full Name:
Address:
Email:Preferred Phone #:
AAMC #:
Citizenship:
AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S
260 yoakum pkwyapt#2405Alexandria, VA 22304
12648865
U.S. Citizen
Most Recent Residency: Providence Hospital affiliated with George Washington UniversityLocation: Washington, DC, USA
Residencies/Fellowships:Work Experience:Publications:Research Experience:Volunteer Experience:Licensure:
Application Status:Application Received:Application Reviewed:On Hold:Selected to Interview:Invited to Interview:
Scheduled for Interview:Interviewed:Selected for Ranking:Inactive:Ranked:
YesYesYesNo
Invited to Interview12/20/201012/21/2010NA12/29/201012/29/2010
NANANANANA
Withdrawn by Program:
Will Start:Start Date:
NA
NoNA
Transcript:Photograph:MSPE:Letters of Recommendation:USMLE Transcript:ECFMG Certification:Personal Statement:
Latest Document Received:
ReceivedNot ReceivedNot ReceivedReceived - 3ReceivedReceivedReceived
01/06/2011
Yes
No
SSN: 136171773
Couples Match Notification: No
COMLEX Transcript: Not Received
Scramble Applicant: No
NRMP: Yes
ABSITE Transcript: Not Received
Photograph notavailable.
Withdrawn by Applicant: NA
Preferred Name:
Wait Listed for Interview: NA
Scheduled Interview Date(s): NA
Summary Page
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Summary Page - (Page 1)
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); Transcript - (Page 1)
This document was prepared byNational Board of Medical Examiners® (NBME®)
3750 Market Street Philadelphia, PA 19104-3190 - Telephone (215) 590-9700
United States Medical Licensing Examination® (USMLE®)Certified Transcript of Scores
12/21/2010Date:
Examinee: Al-Knawy, Moataz SaudExaminee ID: 0-701-559-7Date of Birth: 12/12/1976
Results for all Steps taken by this examinee (and for which results have been reported to date) are shown below. ForSteps that span more than one day, the test date reflects the day on which the examination began. Where numeric scoresare reported, there are two scales used and the recommended minimum passing score (“MP”) on each scale is shown inparentheses.
USMLE Step 1
Three-Digit Score Two-Digit ScoreTotalTest Date Pass/Fail MP Total MP Comments
05/10/2007 Pass 212 88(185) (75)
USMLE Step 2
Three-Digit Score Two-Digit ScoreTotalTest Date Pass/Fail MP Total MP Comments
Clinical Knowledge (CK)
09/05/2007 Pass 231 95(184) (75)
Test Date Pass/Fail Comments
Clinical Skills (CS)*
10/24/2006 Pass
*Performance on the CS component of Step 2 is reported as pass or fail.
NOTE: A search of the Board Action Data Bank of the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) reveals no reported information on this examinee.
Carilion Clinic ID AL-KNAWY, MOATAZ S (12648865); USMLE Transcript - (Page 1)
INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS
USMLE transcripts include a complete results history and notations of any examinations for which the examinee sat and no results were reported, e.g., Incomplete. On those Step examinations for which numeric scores are reported, two different scales are used. The first is a three-digit score scale on which most scores fall between 140 and 260. The recommended minimum passing score is shown on the front of the transcript next to the examinee’s score for each administration. The second is a two-digit scale on which a score of 75 is the recommended minimum passing score. The level of proficiency required to meet the recommended minimum passing level for each USMLE Step is reviewed periodically and is subject to change.
For examinations with reported scores, the Standard Error of Measurement (SEM) provides an index of the variation that would be expected to occur if an examinee were tested repeatedly using different sets of items covering similar content. The SEM is usually in the range of 4 to 8 points on the three-digit scale and 1 to 3 points on the two-digit scale.
STEP 2 CLINICAL SKILLS (CS)
The Clinical Skills (CS) component of Step 2 was introduced in 2004 and the USMLE transcript has been modified to reflect this change. The Step 2 examination that existed prior to the introduction of Step 2 CS continues to be administered as the Clinical Knowledge (CK) component of Step 2. The label “Step 2 CK” is used for this examination whether taken before or after the introduction of the Step 2 CS component.
Step 2 CS results are reported as pass or fail. Had the two-digit reporting scale been used, examinees would have had to achieve a score of 75 or higher in order to pass.
Some individuals may be required to take and pass Step 2 CS prior to registering for Step 3. Transcript users can find information on eligibility requirements for all USMLE examinations in the USMLE Bulletin of Information and from periodic CS updates, available at the USMLE website (www.usmle.org).
ANNOTATIONS APPEARING UNDER “COMMENTS”
Circumstances in connection with an administration shown on this transcript may result in one or more annotations listed next to the score. A description of each Comment is provided below:
Indeterminate - Results that cannot be certified as representing a valid measure of the examinee's knowledge or competence as sampled by the examination. Decisions to classify results as indeterminate may be made on the basis of factors that include, but are not limited to, unexplained inconsistency of performance within the examination or between administrations of the same Step. No score is reported. Information regarding the nature of the indeterminate score and the determination of the Committee on Score Validity is available. If such information is not enclosed with this transcript, it may be obtained by contacting the organization from which you received the transcript or the USMLE Secretariat, 3750 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, telephone (215) 590-9700.
Incomplete - The examinee sat for some, but not all, of the scheduled examination. No score is reported.
Irregular Behavior - The Committee on Irregular Behavior determined that the examinee engaged in irregular behavior. Examples of irregular behavior are described in the current edition of the USMLE Bulletin of Information. Information regarding the nature of the irregular behavior and the determination of the Committee is available. If such information is not enclosed with this transcript, it may be obtained by contacting the organization from which you received the transcript or the USMLE Secretariat, 3750 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104, telephone (215) 590-9700.
Score Not Available - The score is not available. Further review and/or analysis may be pending, or it may have been determined that the score cannot be reported.
Test Accommodations - Following review and approval of a request from the examinee, test accommodations were provided in the administration of the examination.
ANNOTATIONS APPEARING AS “NOTE”
Circumstances not in connection with an administration shown on this transcript may result in one or more annotations and an explanation or instructions to contact the appropriate individual or organization. The Note will appear at the end of the document.
BOARD ACTION DATA BANK INFORMATION APPEARING AS “NOTE”
The Board Action Data Bank of the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) contains actions reported to the FSMB by U.S. licensing and disciplinary boards, Canadian licensing authorities, the U.S. Armed Forces, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and other credentialing entities. To be included in the Data Bank, an action must be a matter of public record or be legally releasable to state medical boards or other entities with recognized authority to review physician credentials. Certain actions reported to and released by the Board Action Data Bank are not disciplinary or otherwise prejudicial in nature. Such actions are reported to ensure that records are complete and to assist in preventing misrepresentation or the use of lost or stolen credentials by unauthorized persons. Once reported to the FSMB, an action becomes part of the permanent record of the individual physician, and the existence of such an action may be indicated on the USMLE transcript by a Note.
7/2007
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