Enriquez, Omar M.DSchool of Medicine |
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Hobbies and Interests: Religion/Theology, Running and Cooking. Clinical Interest/Expertise: Critical Care, DVT/PE, Rhabdomyolysis |
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| 3/2014 - Present | Clinical Assistant Professor and MICU Medical Director / Intensivist | UT Health, Medicine, San Antonio, TX |
| Year | Degree | Discipline | Institution |
| 2013 | Clinical Fellowship | Critical Care Medicine | The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio San Antonio , TX |
| 2002 | Residency | Internal Medicine Residency | The University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio , TX |
| 2000 | Internship | Internal Medicine | University of Missouri Columbia , MO |
| 1999 | MD | The University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio , TX |
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| 1995 | BS | St. Mary's University San Antonio , TX |
Clinical documentation and billing- Early in my practice as a general internist, I took an interest of and have taken various courses on clinical documentation and billing. I have continued to build on my knowledge in this area through ongoing training and instruction in my practice as a hospitalist and as an intensivist. I have also applied my expertise at various levels to include internal group audits of physician documentation and hospital chart reviews. I have also personally instructed all of our pulmonary and critical care fellows on how to optimally document and bill in the inpatient setting. Currently, I am the lead resource for our Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care inpatient documentation and billing. I continue to take courses keeping me abreast of new documentation standards and requirements. |
Venothromboembolism- Over the years I have gained an interest in venothromboembolism (VTE). In particular, pulmonary embolism. I have presented the subject in Internal Medicine Grand Rounds as well as in a national video-conference program for critical care (TriStat National Conference Lectures). Over the last several years in practice, I have become known as a key source for consultation for complex cases of VTE. I have also instructed many medical students, residents and fellows in the diagnosis, management and treatment of this disease. |
| Date | Description | Institution | # Students |
| 1/2018 - Present | Individual Instruction | University of Texas El Paso | |
| 1/2018 - Present | Post Graduate Rotation Supervision | UT Health San Antonio | |
| 1/2017 - Present | Individual Instruction | UT Health San Antonio | |
| 1/2017 - Present | Individual Instruction | UT Health San Antonio | |
| 1/2017 - Present | Individual Instruction | Texas Tech University | |
| 2/2015 - Present | Pre-Doctoral Student Supervision | Long School of Medicine | |
| 3/2014 - Present | Individual Instruction | UT Health San Antonio | |
| 3/2014 - Present | Critical Care Didactic Board Review Curriculum | UT Health San Antonio | 11 students |
| Regularly scheduled didactic lectures reviewing and teaching multiple topics in critical care outlined in the American Board of Internal Medicine exam blueprint. | |||
Abstract |
| King P, Benjamin M, Enriquez O, Melo J. A Prickly Pericardium; 2013 Oct. (Chest; vol. 144, no. 4 sup). |