Resident Bio
I am from Maryland and studied biology and film at George Washington University. I also attended GWU for medical school. My clinical interests include minimally invasive, hepatobiliary and pancreas, and vascular surgery. In my free time, I enjoy cooking and baking, playing table tennis, tennis, and badminton. In addition, I frequently explore DC’s extensive food scene.
Undergraduate School
George Washington University
Medical School
George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences
Clinical Interests
MIS, Hepatobiliary Pancreas
Professional Activities / Involvement
American College of Surgeons
Publications
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Yoshiyasu, Y, Chang, DR, Bunegin, L, Lin, RP, Aden, JK, et al. Construct validity of a low‐cost medium‐fidelity endoscopic sinus surgery simulation model. The Laryngoscope. July 2019.
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Chen, PG, Clampitt, MR., Chorath, KT., Lin, RP., et al. Augmentation of dural defect repairs strength with an acrylic plate in a porcine ex vivo model. American Journal of Rhinology & Allergy. July 2019.
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Daya S, Paulus A, Braxton EE, Vroman P, Mathis D, Lin RP, True M. Delayed diagnosis of TSH- secreting adenoma attributed to worsening post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms in a military veteran due to provider anchoring bias. Military Medicine. Sept 2016.
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Chang DR, Lin RP, Bowe SN, et al. Fabrication and validation of a low-Cost, medium-fidelity endoscopic sinus surgery simulation model. The Laryngoscope. Sept 2017.
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Lin RP, Weitzel EK, Chen PG, et al. Failure pressures after repairs of 2-cm x 2.5-cm rhinologic dural defects in a porcine ex vivo model. Int Forum Allergy Rhinol. June 2016.
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Lin RP, Weitzel EK, Chen PG, et al. Failure pressures of three rhinologic dural repairs in a porcine ex vivo model. Int Forum Allergy Rhinol. 2015.
Hometown
Potomac, MD
Personal Interests
Piano, Violin, Table Tennis, Tennis, Gastronomy, Pastry