Michael Dacre

MD Student with Scholarly Concentration in Medical Education, expected graduation Spring 2023

Bio

I am a senior year medical student at Stanford going into Family Medicine. I am very interested in chronic pain, addiction, mental health, complex care, and integrative medicine. I currently work independently as a volunteer EMT with unhoused individuals and teach CPR to medical students and the community. You can find out more about my work at my web page: https://mdd.li or by reading my CV: https://mdd.li/cv

Honors & Awards

Community Impact Award, Stanford Alumni Association (2021)

Membership Organizations

<a href="https://www.bamru.org">Bay Area Mountain Rescue</a>, Member
StEMS: Stanford Emergency Medical Service, Training Officer

Clerkships

2022 Autumn - ANES 306A Critical Care Core Clerkship
2022 Autumn - PSYC 358A Subinternship in Inpatient Psychiatry
2022 Spring - MED 302A Infectious Diseases Clerkship
2022 Spring - PEDS 312A Pediatric Infectious Diseases Clerkship
2022 Spring - PSYC 328B Addiction Treatment Services
2022 Spring - SURG 398A Clinical Elective in Surgery
2022 Summer - ANES 304A Chronic Pain Management Clerkship
2022 Summer - MED 303C Cardiology Clerkship
2022 Summer - MED 325C Gastroenterology Clerkship
2022 Summer - MED 330C Pulmonary Medicine Clerkship
2022 Winter - PEDS 300A Pediatrics Core Clerkship
2021 Autumn - DERM 300A Dermatology Clerkship
2021 Autumn - OPHT 300A Ophthalmology Clerkship
2021 Autumn - ORTHO 304A Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clerkship
2021 Spring - MED 312C Advanced Medicine Clerkship
2021 Spring - NENS 301A Neurology Core Clerkship
2021 Spring - SURG 300A Surgery Core Clerkship
2021 Summer - EMED 313A Emergency Medicine Clerkship
2021 Summer - FAMMED 364E Subinternship in Family Medicine
2021 Summer - OTOHNS 307A Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery Clerkship
2021 Winter - ANES 300A Anesthesia Operating Room Clerkship
2021 Winter - MED 300A Internal Medicine Core Clerkship
2021 Winter - PSYC 300A Psychiatry Core Clerkship
2020 Autumn - OBGYN 300A Obstetrics and Gynecology Core Clerkship
2020 Spring - MED 303A Cardiology Clerkship-Inpatient/Outpatient Consult
2020 Summer - EMED 301A Emergency Medicine Core Clerkship
2020 Summer - FAMMED 301A Family Medicine Core Clerkship
2020 Summer - MED 347A Stanford Perioperative Internal Medicine Rotation

Lab Affiliations

Michael Gisondi, The PEARL (5/1/2019)
Thomas Quertermous, Quertermous Lab (9/1/2018 - 7/1/2019)
Hunter Fraser, Fraser Lab (1/4/2012 - 1/6/2018)

All Publications

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