Amr Alomari

Pre-medical student with experience in cardiovascular clinical research, direct patient care, and community health service. Currently conducting interventional cardiology research at the Cleveland Clinic with involvement in IRB protocol development, grant preparation, and analysis of invasive coronary physiology and thermodilution data.

Trained Patient Care Nursing

Assistant with hands-on experience in bedside procedures, clinical documentation, and patient monitoring. Demonstrates a strong commitment to healthcare access, leadership, and mentorship through service to uninsured and underserved populations and active campus leadership roles.

Interventional Cardiology Research Assistant at Cleveland Clinic (2025-07 – Present)

Serve as the sole undergraduate research assistant on the team, collaborating directly with cardiology fellows, attending physicians, and leadership in cardiovascular imaging and interventional cardiology.

• Drafted and authored IRB protocols and contributed to grant applications for human-subjects research
• Collaborated with biostatisticians to identify key parameters and develop analytic strategies for continuous and bolus thermodilution data
• Extracted, curated, and analyzed angiographic and invasive coronary physiology data, including thermodilution measurements, from cardiac catheterization procedures

Patient Care Nursing Assistant at MetroHealth (2025-06 – 2026-01)

• Performed bedside clinical procedures including phlebotomy, blood cultures, 12-lead EKGs, Foley catheter placement, and intermittent catheterizations
• Monitored and documented vital signs, intake/output, bladder scans, and patient status in the electronic medical record
• Assisted with direct patient care, mobility, and activities of daily living

Volunteer at Salaam Clinic (2025-09 – Present)

• Conducted patient intake for uninsured individuals, including check-in, vital signs, and medical history collection
• Presented patient summaries to physicians prior to clinical encounters
• Participated in monthly outreach clinics at a men's homeless shelter, providing blood pressure checks and basic vital assessments

Otorhinolaryngology Research Assistant at Cleveland Clinic (2025-01 – 2025-07)

Conducted otorhinolaryngological clinical research focused on chronic rhinosinusitis and immune response.

• Identified and quantified neutrophilic, eosinophilic, and other white blood cell infiltrates in H&E-stained subepithelial lamina from surgical patient samples
• Contributed to manuscript drafting and editing for peer-reviewed publications

Hospice Volunteer at Heartland Hospice (2025-08 – Present)

• Provided companionship and emotional support to patients receiving end-of-life care through regular bedside visits

Bachelor in Chemical Biology – Case Western Reserve University (2024-08)

Minor in Bioethics and Medical Humanities, Arabic – Case Western Reserve University (2024-08)

High School Diploma – Waubonsie Valley High School (2024-05)