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Danial Abbas

Medical Professional | US-IMG | Creative Developer

Louisiana • danny.abbas786@gmail.com • LinkedIn

Education

American University Of Antigua

Doctor Of Medicine

Jan 2023 - Anticipated May 2027

  • USMLE Step 1: Completed
  • Related coursework: Pathology, Biochemistry, Research Analytics.

Bachelors of Health Sciences

Jan 2023 - May 2025

  • Related coursework: General Pathology, Immunology, Physiology, Infectious Disease.

Louisiana State University

Bachelors of Science, Biology

August 2017 - May 2021

  • Related Coursework: Evolution, Microbiology, Microbial Physiology, Madness in Medicine, Biochemistry, Advanced Biochemistry Lab, Mammalogy, Virology, Cell Biology, Human Physiology, Prehistoric Anthropology.

Experience

Substitute Teacher

Jefferson Parish

November 2025 - Present

Kosmós

Founder & Creative Lead

2024 - Present

  • Launched a tech and lifestyle brand focused on premium products including phone cases, apparel, and accessories.
  • Developed brand identity, tagline ("Beyond Boundaries"), and vision for expansion across e-commerce platforms (Shopify, Etsy, TikTok Shop).
  • Oversaw product design, influencer outreach, and digital marketing campaigns to drive brand recognition and customer loyalty.

LSU Residential Life

Resident Assistant

August 2018 - May 2021

  • Help residents feel at home and cope with the college atmosphere pre/intra-COVID-19.
  • Manage and host programs for residents every month.
  • Connect Residents with proper resources through a campus-wide network and aid in conflict resolution.

Ochsner Hospital

Shadow & Volunteer

May 2018 - July 2019

  • Shadowed Dr. Eugene A. Woltering, Dr. John P. Bordeaux, and Dr. Thiagarajan Ramcharan on patient surgeries, mainly neuroendocrine abnormalities.
  • Assisted nurses with non-medical duties and gained valuable information regarding medical test procedures and hospital etiquette.

Creative & Technical Projects

Indie Game Developer

  • Developed and launched original HTML-based game titles including The Ward and Empires.
  • Designed custom 8-bit and 16-bit visual assets and managed deployment strategies.

Creative Writing

  • Author of multi-chapter fictional narratives and thematic storytelling series.
  • Published philosophical and theological essays focusing on human nature and faith.

Skills & Certifications

  • Certifications: BLS (Nov 2024 - Nov 2026), ACLS (Nov 2024 - Nov 2026)
  • Technical Skills: React, Node.js, Vite, Tailwind CSS, HTML, Basic Computer Repairs and Diagnosis, AI-assisted content creation and workflow automation, Proficient in Maximo
  • Languages: English, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi

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