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Dr. Xylia Xiong, M.D.

China
General Practitioner, VP of Medical Affairs

Dr. Xiong has   25 years of clinical experience, including 15 years primarily in emergency   and intensive care, and 10 years as a general practitioner. She has extensive   experience in clinical diagnosis and teaching. Her expertise includes the   diagnosis and treatment of acute conditions such as headache, dizziness,   abdominal pain, chest pain, shortness of breath, poisoning, and multiple   trauma, and she is proficient in various emergency procedures.

During her time   at the Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine at Shanghai General   Hospital, she pioneered bedside Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma   (FAST) and led emergency ultrasound training. While working in the ICU of the   same hospital, she also served as a clinical educator for medical interns and   residents and was repeatedly recognized as an “Outstanding Teaching Mentor   for Residents”.

In 2016, Dr.   Xiong joined SinoUnited Health as a general practitioner. During her academic   visit to the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, she studied   cardiac rehabilitation and smoking cessation programs. She takes a holistic   approach from health assessment and diagnosis to rehabilitation and   follow-up, serving as a health guardian for her patients. She also continues   to promote Basic Life Support education and has been appointed a BLS   Instructor Trainer by the American Heart Association.

 

   


Languages

English, Chinese, Shanghai dialect

Experience

  • General Practitioner, VP of Medical Affairs, SinoUnited Health

  • Attending Physician, Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine, Shanghai General Hospital

  • Clinical Teaching Mentor, Residency Training Program in Emergency Medicine, Shanghai General Hospital

  • Visiting Scholar, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, 2016

  • Instructor Trainer, Basic Life Support (BLS), American Heart Association

  • Member, Emergency Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association

  • Member, Critical Care Medicine Committee, Chinese Society of Pathophysiology

  • Master of Emergency Medicine, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine


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