DANILO JR. GALLARDO

Public Health Unit - Head

• Delivered full-spectrum primary care to active-duty service members, dependents, and retirees, emphasizing continuity of care and patient-centered practice.
• Performed comprehensive health assessments, preventive screenings, and age-appropriate wellness services to support individual and unit medical readiness.
• Diagnosed and managed a wide range of acute and chronic conditions across all age groups, coordinating specialty care and follow-up as needed.
• Provided pre-deployment evaluations and post-deployment health assessments, ensuring operational fitness and mission preparedness.
• Served as a key member of a multidisciplinary care team, contributing to population health efforts and clinical quality improvement initiatives.

Associate Professor for College of Allied Medical Sciences and College of Medicine

• Taught undergraduate and pre-medical students foundational concepts in Human Anatomy and Physiology through lectures, laboratory instruction, and interactive learning methods.
• Developed and delivered course materials, assessments, and practical exams aligned with curriculum standards and clinical application.
• Supervised and mentored medical interns during clinical rotations, providing guidance in patient evaluation, diagnostic reasoning, and professional bedside manner.
• Conducted patient rounds with interns in affiliated hospitals, reinforcing clinical-pathological correlations and effective case management.
• Participated in academic advising, curriculum development, and interdepartmental collaboration to promote educational excellence and clinical preparedness.

• Provided comprehensive outpatient care to diverse patient populations in a tertiary care setting, managing acute, chronic, and preventive health needs.
• Performed diagnostic evaluations, routine procedures, and health screenings to support early detection and disease management.
• Contributed to patient education, discharge planning, and long-term care coordination to ensure continuity and quality of care.
• Maintained accurate and timely documentation in electronic health records in compliance with hospital and regulatory standards.

• Provided front-line emergent and urgent care in the Emergency Room, managing medical and surgical cases under the supervision of the Internal Medicine and General Surgery departments.
• Assessed, stabilized, and treated patients presenting with a wide range of acute conditions, including trauma, infections, and cardiovascular emergencies.
• Performed minor surgical procedures, wound care, and initial resuscitation measures; assisted in pre-operative and post-operative management.
• Collaborated with attending physicians and hospital staff to ensure timely referral, admission, or transfer of critical cases.
• Maintained detailed documentation and contributed to triage, patient flow, and continuity of care in a resource-limited public hospital setting.

• Delivered comprehensive, patient-centered care across outpatient, inpatient, emergency, and community health settings under supervision as part of a structured residency training program.
• Managed acute and chronic medical conditions for patients of all ages, with rotations in internal medicine, pediatrics, OB-GYN & surgery.
• Participated in multidisciplinary rounds, case presentations, and academic conferences, enhancing clinical decision-making and evidence-based practice.
• Provided preventive care, health education, and continuity of care to assigned patients in family medicine clinics.
• Performed minor procedures, assisted in hospital admissions, and contributed to on-call coverage and emergency response duties.