Devin Olden

Provided patient-centered care to underserved Ghanaian population throughout rural communities during a healthcare mission trip facilitated by the Campbell University College of Osteopathic Medicine and Public Health Program

• Oversaw and managed a mobile pharmacy
• Provided direct oversight and trained medical students on best practices in public health practice delivery ensuring a competent workforce capable of addressing emerging challenges.
• Developed strong partnerships with key stakeholders, including healthcare providers, nonprofit organizations, and educational institutions.
• Designed evidence-based interventions to address pressing public health concerns, such as metabolic diseases, alcohol abuse, substance abuse, and mental health.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge on pharmaceutical advancements through continuing education courses, ensuring accurate information sharing with patients and colleagues.

Created individualized plans for each student based on academic standing, goals, and personal interests; Mentored and coached students with focus on developing independence and self-confidence.

• Provided one-on-one instruction in pharmacology, calculations, drug delivery, study skills, and other subjects as needed by each student
• Collaborated with professors and administrators to develop and evaluate academic programs by sharing student success and insights.
• Assisted professors with curriculum planning by identifying potential areas of difficulty for struggling learners.
• Provided guidance on study habits, time management, and organizational skills to promote long-term academic achievement.

Provided patient-centered care to underserved Guatemalan population in the city of Chiquimula during healthcare mission trip facilitated by the Campbell University College of Osteopathic Medicine.

• Oversaw and managed a mobile pharmacy
• Provided direct oversight and teaching to patients and medical students
• Supported public relations efforts by representing the organization at various community events, building positive relationships with potential supporters.
• Developed innovative solutions to address unique challenges faced by vulnerable populations in accessing essential healthcare services.
• Wrote and published: "Dawning My Armor: Guatemala Mission Trip Presentation"

Supported MHEC clinic outreach for over 1800+ hours serving rural and medically underserved migrant workers. Improved patient outcomes by providing comprehensive health education and preventive care to college students.

• Worked on interprofessional teams of students and healthcare professionals providing immunizations and patient services for various conditions
• Spearheaded initiative to increase Doctor of Pharmacy participation in mobile clinic opportunities
• Educated patients and teams of interprofessional students (including nursing, physician assistant, medicine, and social work) on clinic procedures, therapeutic decision making, and concepts of pharmacy.
• Conducted thorough medication reviews to identify potential issues such as duplicate therapies or inappropriate dosages, ultimately improving overall patient wellbeing.