A BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Eunkyul Park (Erin)

I’m a physician from Korea who brings hands-on inpatient experience, multilingual patient care, and a collaborative approach to residency. I can help patients understand their care in English, Chinese, and Korean, while supporting colleagues through clear communication and dependable teamwork. Learning from clinical and research teams across the U.S. has strengthened my adaptability and readiness to contribute in new settings.

M.D., Inje University College of Medicine · 2023

Fluent in English, Chinese, and Korean

Step 2 CK: 263
Step 3: Pass

Emailerin.park.md@gmail.com Phone+1 561-298-7389

A little more about me

Clinical Care in Korea

As a medical intern

During my year-long rotating internship at Asan Medical Center, Korea’s largest hospital, I was responsible for assessing inpatients under supervision and responding to ward calls. I evaluated patients at the bedside and communicated key findings to the team. I also developed proficiency in arterial blood gas sampling, Foley catheterization, nasogastric tube placement, and paracentesis. This experience strengthened my ability to prioritize clinical needs and contribute reliably to the ward team.

Care across languages

In outpatient practice in Seoul, I cared for international patients in Korean, English, and Chinese. I adapted questions and explanations to each person’s understanding, helping patients make sense of treatment options and follow-up plans.

Internship colleagues wearing white coats outside the hospital — One-year rotating internship · Asan Medical Center

Internship colleagues in green scrubs and surgical caps — With my internship team

Colleagues in scrubs outside the emergency center — Emergency medicine rotation

Internship colleagues gathered for a meal — A shared moment between shifts

Eunkyul Park (Erin)

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Working with people

A large production group on the Build Up stage — With the television production team

Backstage video equipment, laptop and cue sheet — At the production desk

A group photograph on a television production set — After the show

Wearing a staff pass beside a concert poster — On the production team

A large group on a music program stage — Behind a shared production

A group photograph on the Queendom Puzzle stage — One stage, many people

A large group on a dance program stage — At the end of a production

A brightly lit television studio stage during filming — The view from the studio

A close-up staff photograph with a staff pass — Backstage moments

A backstage mirror photograph with staff passes — With a colleague

A person seated in a theater facing a production crew and camera equipment near the stage — On set with the production crew

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Freelance production assistant

Keeping the team in sync

Growing up in a family involved in K-pop and television production, I became interested in the work behind the stage. As a freelance production assistant on music and audition programs, I helped coordinate performers and backstage work as plans changed. Working across different crews taught me to share updates clearly and pay attention to what others needed.

Mathematics tutoring · Volunteer teaching

Helping others understand

For seven years, I taught mathematics to middle and high school students. I also volunteered to teach mathematics at community centers and libraries. I learned to identify what each student found difficult and adapt my explanations accordingly. I now use the same approach with patients, tailoring medical explanations to their level of understanding and specific concerns.

Clinical & Research Experience in the U.S.

Each setting offered a new perspective on patient care and working together.

New Jersey

Primary care

Joo Medical Clinic

Clinical observership

Learning how preventive care and ongoing follow-up fit into patients’ lives.

New York

Cardiology

NYU Langone Health Brooklyn Methodist Hospital Interfaith Medical Center

Clinical observership

Following cardiovascular care from outpatient visits to inpatient discussions.

Washington, DC

Hematology & oncology

MedStar Georgetown University Hospital

Clinical observership

Learning from multidisciplinary discussions and complex treatment decisions.

Chicago

Clinical care & research

Northwestern Medicine · Hematology & Oncology

Clinical & research observership

Applying insights from clinical observations to collaborative research.

Outside the hospital

A few other parts of my life, often shared with others.

200-hour yoga teacher training · Bali

Learning, then sharing

I completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training course in Bali, learning alongside classmates from around the world. Practicing and teaching in English gave me another way to connect with people.

Practicing a backbend in a light-filled yoga studio — Yoga practice · Bali

Two people practicing yoga beneath a glass roof — Practicing together

A group photograph with fellow yoga teacher trainees in a bamboo studio — Learning alongside one another

Yoga teacher training completion certificate — 200-hour teacher training

A group throwing flower petals into the air — Celebrating together

Seated beside a floral arrangement in the yoga studio — A moment in the studio

A group photograph on the beach in Bali — Beyond the studio

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People along the way

A FEW SHARED MOMENTS

Curiosity and a love of learning shape the way I travel. I enjoy immersing myself in local cultures and learning from the people I meet. Their stories and our shared experiences have broadened my perspective. I approach new cultures and people with openness, eager to listen and learn.