1. JOHN MARRUFFO, M.D.
John Marruffo 2143345328 House drjohn8280@gmail.com
2243 Greenview 6783586674 Cell
Carrollton, TX 75010
Professional Summary:
 Possess extensive knowledge of medical and health care policies and processes
 Clinical skills , Patient Management
 Familiar with medical laws, terminologies and ethics
 Effective command over verbal and written communication with good interpersonal skills
 Strong supervisory, organizational and management skills
 Possess sound judgment and analytical skills
 Familiar with operating systems like Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, Word and the internet, Linux
 Flexible and ability to work effectively under stressful environment and ability to carry out
multiple tasks simultaneously
EDUCATION:
2016 (expected) Doctorate in Health Education A.T, Stills University
(Concentration: Medical Education, courses toward) Kirksville, MO
2007 Doctor of Medicine St. Matthews University School of
Medicine
(Concentration: Medicine) Grand Cayman
Medical Center Campus;
GrandCayman, BWI
2001 Bachelor of Science-Biological Sciences University of North Texas
Major: Biology, Minor Chemistry Denton, Texas
RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX
POSITION: Research Scientist Assistant I, December 2008-2010
PROJECT: Determining Cancer tissue for procurement for further research involvement.
ADVISOR: Richard Scheuermann, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Pathology, Immunology,
Bioinformatics
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING SCIENCES NHS, UK
Whipps Cross University Hospital, Leytonstone, London, UK
POSITION: Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences,
Medicine August 2005- August 2006
PROJECT: Assistant Professorship in Clinical Skills Lab, Lab/ Lecture

2. ADVISOR: Christine McKenna M.D.,JD, Assistant Professor
DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AND CELL BIOLOGY,
Universidad Autonoma De Guadalajara, Medical Center Campus, Guadalajara, Mexico
POSITION: Assistant Anatomy Lab Instructor, January 2002- December 2003
PROJECT: Autopsy, Dissection and Lecture of Anatomy Laboratory.
ADVISOR: Richard J. Hughes M.D., Assistant Professor, Anatomy and Cell Biology and Genetics
DEPARTMENT OF CELL BIOLOGY
University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
POSITION: Research Assistant, August 1998-August 2001
PROJECT: Transgenic Plant Research.
ADVISOR: Kent D. Chapman, Ph.D., Professor, Cell Biology
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
University of North Texas, Denton, Texas
POSITION: Research Assistant, May 2001-August 2001
PROJECT: Aquatic Toxicology Stream and Rivers Project for Denton Texas
ADVISOR: Thomas Waller, Ph.D, Professor of Environmental Sciences, Aquatic Toxicology,
Ethics, Regulations
PROFESSIONAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Health and Wellness Professor
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SCIENCES
University of Phoenix, Mesa, AZ
POSITION: Online Instructor for Health and Wellness Oct 2009 - Present
ADVISOR: Carolyn E. Daley, Faculty Advisor for Online Instructors
Work Force Training, Continuing Education
DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION In Health Care IT, IC3, and Various others.
Richland College, Dallas Texas
POSITION: Instructor for Workforce Training/ CE Sept 2009 - Present
ADVISOR: Tandy Dollar, Coordinator for CE, Garland office
ADVISOR: Celes Opehndal, Assoc. Dean CE, Richland campus
Anatomy and Physiology, Biology
DEPARTMENT OF MATH AND SCIENCE
Brookhaven College, Dallas, Texas
POSITION: Adjunct Biology Instructor January 2008 – 2010
ADVISOR: Phil Shelp, Associate Dean
Clinical Skills Laboratory:
DEPARTMENT OF NURSING SCIENCES NHS,UK
Whipps Cross University Hospital, Leytonstone, London, UK
POSITION: Graduate Student, Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Medical Sciences, Medicine
August 2005- August 2006

3. PROJECT: Assistant Professorship in Clinical Skills Lab, Lab/ Lecture
ADVISOR: Christine McKenna M.D.,JD, Assistant Professor
Anatomy Laboratory:
DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AND CELL BIOLOGY,
Universidad Autonoma De Guadalajara, Medical Center Campus, Guadalajara, Mexico
POSITION: Assistant Anatomy Lab Instructor, January 2002- December 2003
PROJECT: Autopsy, Dissection and Lecture of Anatomy Laboratory.
ADVISOR: Richard J. Hughes M.D., Assistant Professor, Anatomy and Cell Biology and Genetics
MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:
ORGANIZATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES:
Brookhaven College
Project: Texas Can Academy CSI
Responsibilities: To introduce at risk youth to some fundamental Criminal investigation laboratory
techniques. This included earth samples, blood typing, DNA finger printing, and a little Physics to
determine cause of death.
Position: April 2008
Advisor: Chaz Hayworth
Project: CSI with Early College students
Responsibilities: To introduce at risk youth to some fundamental Criminal investigation laboratory
techniques. This included earth samples, blood typing, DNA finger printing, and a little Physics to
determine cause of death.
Position: April 2008
Advisor: Chaz Hayworth
Management:
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Responsibilities: To instruct lower level employees of duties to be performed. Interview and judge
possible new hires as well as recommendation for marketing or fee for service opportunities.
Advisor: Richard Scheuermann, Ph.D
Position: Research Associate level II / Clinical Research
Lead Pharmacy Technician
ALBERTSONS RX
Responsibilities: All Pharmacy Technician Duties, Including: Inventory, Patient services, and other
Retail store associated task.
Advisor: Pat Libano
Position: from 1996-2001
HIT Training for DCCCD
Medical section as well as IT support: Medical Terminology, Coding, ICD10, Medical Ethics, Medical
Legal, Electronic Health records Training, EMR/EHR
2011- 2013

4. CSP Health Care IT
Owner Operator
Responsibilities include set up to implementation and training.
2011- Current
PUBLICATIONS:
“Ask Dr. John”
Quarterly Health Colum inside locally circulated publication.
Magazine: “Bilingue”, 2008 to 2009
“Health and Wellness Center of Atlanta”
Revised and edited the internet edition 2006-2007
CitySkateProject.com
2010-Present
Culture magazine for cityskateproject.com 2011
REFERENCES:
Contact: Celese Opendahl
Title: Associate Dean of Work Force Training, Richland College
Relationship: Served as an Adjunct Professor Jan 08- Present
Telephone: 2173601201
Email: Celes@dcccd.edu
Contact: Ron Bowman
Title: Edcucational Coordinator/ placement
Relationship: Coordinator for youth and adult program
Telephone: 2143601201
Email: RonB@dcccd.edu
Contact: Neal Alcalay PhD
Title: Doctor of Anatomy and Cell biology, Translational Researcher
Relationship: Worked along side Dr. Alcalay on various non clinical and clinical research projects
Email: nalcalay@gmail.com
Additional professional and personal references provided upon request.