Ye Li

Position: MD, Visiting Scholar in Orthopaedics Dept.

Phone: +86 186 010 430 88

Email: pumch_liye@vip.163.com

Fellowship period: Oct - Dec 2012

Personal information
First name(s) / Surname(s)	Ye Li

Address(es)	Department of Orthopaedics, PUMCHiPeking Union Medical College Hospitalj 1 Shuaifuyuan, Wangfujing street, 100 730 Beijing, China
Telephone(s)	+86 10 691 560 81	Mobile:	+86 186 010 430 88
E-mail	surgeonliye@hotmail.com
Date of birth	Feb 1981
Gender	Male

Desired employment / Occupational field	Visiting Scholar in Orthopaedics Dept.

Work experience

Dates	Sep 2007 ~ Present
Occupation or position held	Attending Surgeon
Main activities and responsibilities	- Treating patients with orthopaedic diseases. - Performing operations including spine injuries, trauma surgeries, joint replacements, etc. - Supervising junior surgeons and interns on medical procedures and patients care. - Conducting researches in the field of orthopaedics.
Name and address of employer	Department of Orthopaedics, PUMCHiPeking Union Medical College Hospitalj, Beijing, China

Dates	Jul 2004 ~ Aug 2007
Occupation or position held	Resident Surgeon
Main activities and responsibilities	- Treating patients with surgical diseases. - Performing operations as the 1^st assistant to the senior surgeons.
Name and address of employer	Division of Surgery, PUMCHiPeking Union Medical College Hospitalj, Beijing, China


Education and training

Dates	Sep 2007 ~ Jul 2010
Title of qualification awarded	Master of Medicine (Surgery)
Principal subjects/occupational skills covered	- Advanced knowledge of clinical medicine including surgery. - Study design for medical research, especially in the field of orthopaedics. - Academic writing and presentations skills.
Name and type of organisation providing education and training	PUMCiPeking Union Medical Collegej, Beijing, China

Dates	Sep 1999 ~ Jun 2004
Title of qualification awarded	Bachelor of Medicine
Principal subjects/occupational skills covered	- Knowledge of basic medicine, e.g. physiology, pathology, molecular biochemistry. - Knowledge of clinical medicine, e.g. internal medicine, surgery, radiology. - Lab experimental skills, e.g. ELISA, Western blot, PCR, etc.
Name and type of organisation providing education and training	Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China


Personal skills and competences

Foreign languages	English (fluent user)


Social skills and competences	- Communication skills: gained through daily works as an attending doctor; - Fast learning skills: gained through the continued medical trainings in the last 8 years.

Organisational skills and competences	Being the assistant to the Chief of Orthopaedics Dept. of PUMCHiPeking Union Medical College Hospitalj, I helped organize several annual conferences; and previously I have been the students’ leader for 5 years in Tongji Medical College, from which I gained a lot of experiences and organisational skills.

Technical skills and competences	- Highly skilled with orthopaedic operations, i.e. spine injuries, trauma surgery and joint replacement. - Highly experienced with treating common orthopaedic diseases such as osteoporosis, etc. - Having conducted more than 500 operations and treated more than 5,000 patients. - Experienced with academic writing and presentations. - Good command of basic lab experimental techniques.


Awards	- Merit-based Scholarship, Tongji Medical College [2000-2003] - “Outstanding Students’ Leader”, Tongji Medical College [2000-2003] - “Outstanding Medical Graduates”, Tongji Medical College [2004] - “Outstanding Clinical Doctor”, PUMCHiPeking Union Medical College Hospital j[2006]


Publications	1. Li Y,Zhao H,Wang YP. Progress in the clinical treatment of spinal metastases. National Medical Journal of China. 2009;89(33):2372-2374. 2. Li Y,Gao P,Wang YP. Research progress in treatment of distal tibial fractures. Chinese Journal Bone and Joint Surgery. 2009;2(2):145-148. 3. Li Y,Wang YP. Research progress in molecular basis of tumor bone metastasis microenvironment .Chin J Bone Tumor & Bone Disease. 2010; 9(5):447-450. 4. Li Y,Gao P. Tumor-induced osteomalacia originating from the astragalus, a case report. Chinese Journal Bone and Joint Surgery. 2011; 4(1):81-83. 5. Li Y,Wang YP. Research progress in diagnosis and treatment of Scheuermanns Disease. Chinese Journal Bone and Joint Surgery. 2011; 4(2):158-162. 6. Li Y,Zhang BZ,Liu Y. Rhabdomyosarcoma of the upper arm with pathological fracture of the humeru: a case report and review of the literature. Chinese Journal Bone and Joint Surgery. 2011; 4(3):252-255. 7. Li Y,Wang YP,Zhang JG,Shen JX,Zhao H,Zhao Y. Posterior spinal osteotomy, three-dimensional orthopedic treatment and third-generation pedicle screw fixation system for treatment of Scheuermann's disease: a data review of 9 cases in the same organization within 7 years. Journal of Clinical Rehabilitative Tissue Engineering Research, 2011;15(43):8167-8170.