Resident at Jacobi Medical Center – – Bronx, NY, United States
Dr. Shreyas Yakkali is an accomplished medical professional with a robust background in internal medicine and healthcare research. Currently pursuing his Internal Medicine PGY-1 at Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine, he holds an M.B.B.S. (MD Equivalent) from GS Medical College & KEM Hospital, Mumbai. Dr. Yakkali’s career spans extensive international experience, including roles as an Emergency Medical Officer at Fortis Healthcare in India and various clinical observer positions in the United States. His research prowess is evident through multiple collaborations and publications, focusing on clinical trials, observational studies, and literature synthesis. Driven by a commitment to ethical patient care and continuous professional growth, he actively contributes to medical literature and community service initiatives. Dr. Yakkali’s holistic approach combines clinical expertise with rigorous research skills, making him a valuable asset in advancing healthcare practices.
Professional Profiles
Education
Dr. Shreyas Yakkali has pursued a diverse and comprehensive educational journey, beginning with his foundational education at St. Pius X High School. He continued his academic pursuit at Pace Institute of Technology & Sciences for his junior college education, laying the groundwork for his future in medicine. Dr. Yakkali achieved his M.B.B.S. (MD Equivalent) degree from GS Medical College & KEM Hospital in Mumbai in June 2021, marking a significant milestone in his medical training. Currently, he is furthering his specialization through the Internal Medicine PGY-1 residency program at Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where he continues to expand his clinical knowledge and expertise. His educational path reflects a commitment to excellence in healthcare and a dedication to continuous learning and professional growth in the medical field.
Professional Experience
Dr. Shreyas Yakkali is an Internal Medicine Resident at Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine, actively engaged in patient care and medical education. With prior experience as an Emergency Medical Officer at Fortis Healthcare in Mumbai, he has demonstrated proficiency in acute care and emergency medicine. His research collaborations at McMaster University and the California Institute of Behavioral Neurosciences have enriched his expertise in behavioral neuroscience and clinical trials. Driven by a passion for advancing medical knowledge, Dr. Yakkali aims to deliver compassionate and evidence-based care, leveraging his diverse experiences to contribute effectively to the healthcare field.
Research Interest
Dr. Shreyas Yakkali’s research interests encompass several facets of internal medicine and clinical research. He is particularly focused on advancing knowledge in acute care medicine, emergency medicine, and behavioral neuroscience. His collaborations at McMaster University and the California Institute of Behavioral Neurosciences have sparked his interest in clinical trials, with a keen emphasis on understanding neurological disorders and their treatment outcomes. Dr. Yakkali is dedicated to exploring innovative approaches in patient care, including the integration of new technologies and therapies. His research endeavors aim to enhance medical practices, improve patient outcomes, and contribute valuable insights to the field of healthcare.
Award and Honors
Dr. Shreyas Yakkali has been recognized for his outstanding achievements and contributions in the field of healthcare and medical research. He was awarded the prestigious Summa honor for publishing high-quality research in the Cureus Journal in 2022. Additionally, he holds certifications in Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers from the American Heart Association, obtained in 2023. His ECFMG certification in 2021 signifies his proficiency in medical knowledge and clinical skills, essential for practicing medicine internationally. These honors underscore Dr. Yakkali’s dedication to advancing medical education, conducting impactful research, and delivering high standards of patient care throughout his career.
Research Skills
Dr. Shreyas Yakkali possesses a diverse set of research skills that contribute to his proficiency in medical and healthcare research. His expertise includes literature review and synthesis, evidenced by his publications in reputable journals. He is adept at clinical trial methodologies and Good Clinical Practice (GCP), ensuring rigorous ethical standards in research conduct. Dr. Yakkali excels in data analysis and interpretation, employing statistical tools to derive meaningful insights from research data. His ability to design and execute research protocols is complemented by his hands-on experience in observational studies and collaborative research projects across various healthcare settings. Furthermore, his skills extend to manuscript preparation and academic writing, reflecting his commitment to disseminating research findings effectively. Dr. Yakkali’s research skills underscore his role as a dedicated scholar and practitioner contributing to advancements in internal medicine and healthcare practices.
Publications
- Adaptation to heat stress: a qualitative study from Eastern India
- Authors: A.K. Khetan, S. Yakkali, H.H. Dholakia, V. Hejjaji
- Journal: Environmental Research Letters, 2024
- Volume: 19(4)
- Pages: 044035
- Citations: 0
- The burden of premature adult mortality associated with lack of access to electricity in India
- Authors: V. Hejjaji, D. Barbhaya, A. Rahimian, S. Yakkali, A.K. Khetan
- Journal: PLoS ONE, 2024
- Volume: 19(3 March)
- Pages: e0297463
- Citations: 0
- Precision medicine in Myocardial Infarction With Non-obstructive Coronary Disease (MINOCA): A comprehensive review
- Authors: L. Fatima, A. Goyal, S. Yakkali, A.H. Sohail, J. Malik
- Journal: Current Problems in Cardiology, 2024
- Volume: 49(2)
- Pages: 102185
- Citations: 1
- The burden of premature mortality from coal-fired power plants in India is high and inequitable
- Authors: D. Barbhaya, V. Hejjaji, A. Vijayaprakash, A.K. Khetan, A. Muralidharan, S. Yakkali
- Journal: Environmental Research Letters, 2022
- Volume: 17(10)
- Pages: 104022
- Citations: 2
- Reasons for Non-Referral for Autologous Stem Cell Transplantation in Central Nervous System Lymphoma (CNSL) Patients in a Minority-Rich, Multiracial, and Underprivileged Population at Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- Authors: H. Narvel, S. Yakkali, A.-H. Bazarbachi, I. Braunschweig, R.A. Sica
- Journal: Clinical Lymphoma, Myeloma and Leukemia, 2022
- Volume: 22
- Pages: S362
- Citations: 0
- Do Certain Biomarkers Predict Adverse Outcomes in Coronavirus Disease 2019?
- Authors: H. Narvel, A. Sayed, N. Narvel, S. Yakkali, T. Katchi
- Journal: Journal of Clinical Medicine Research, 2021
- Volume: 13(4)
- Pages: 195–203
- Citations: 2