Harish Ashok, MD
Internal Medicine Resident | Critical Care Fellowship Applicant | Clinician-Educator
Teaching clinical reasoning for high-acuity medicine.
I am an internal medicine resident developing a career at the intersection of critical care, bedside education, simulation, scholarship, and systems improvement. This portfolio highlights the work that best represents how I think, teach, and build.
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About
My professional background, community-health experience, critical care goals, and teaching philosophy.
Teaching
Didactics, bedside teaching, the shock curriculum, and the interactive ICU bedside simulator.
Scholarship & QI
Peer-reviewed publications, conference abstracts, current critical care scholarship, and quality-improvement projects.
Curriculum Vitae
Education, residency training, teaching, scholarship, leadership, honors, service, and procedural experience.
Reflections
Reflections on ICU teaching, uncertainty, interprofessional teamwork, simulation, and growth as a clinician-educator.
Contact
Professional contact information for fellowship programs, educators, and collaborators.
Featured teaching projects
Didactics
Case-based talks, morning report, medical student teaching, bedside education, ventilator physiology, and whiteboard frameworks.
Shock Curriculum
A two-session ICU bootcamp covering mixed shock, invasive hemodynamics, rhythm, ventilation, deterioration, and escalation.
ICU Simulation
An interactive critical-care bedside trainer with live monitoring, examination, diagnostics, interventions, hemodynamics, ventilation, and scoring.
Selected scholarship
Beyond Pneumonia: A Rare Case of Pericardial Empyema Caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae
Valvular Heart Disease Presenting as Sympathetic Crashing Acute Pulmonary Edema
Unmasking an Atypical Culprit: Malignant Glomus Tumor of Pulmonary Origin
A Unique Case of Mediastinal Synovial Sarcoma Presenting With Spontaneous Pneumothorax
From community health systems to critical care
Before medical school, I worked in community and behavioral health leadership, developing integrated primary-care and population-health systems for vulnerable patients. That experience continues to shape how I approach critical illness, teamwork, communication, and the systems surrounding the bedside.
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I am applying to Internal Medicine–based Critical Care Medicine fellowship with interests in bedside education, shock and hemodynamics, simulation, mechanical circulatory support, and ICU systems improvement.