IKENNA PATRICK IFOEZE

Pharmacy professional with strong focus on patient care and medication management. Skilled in pharmaceutical calculations, drug interactions, and therapeutic planning. Known for collaborative team approach and adaptability to changing needs. Reliable, results-driven, and enthusiastic about contributing to healthcare outcomes.

• Presented to over 40 members and board trustees of the Humana Institute on innovative technology for improving medication adherence.
• Orchestrated a successful 20th Annual Gala for the African Pharmacy Students Association despite Hurricane Berly.
• Conducted research on ibuprofen gel for menstrual pain, achieving enhanced drug delivery through improved skin penetration.

Texas State Board of Pharmacy Intern License, #42075

• Inpatient – Ambulatory Care, San Jose Clinic, Rosenberg, TX, 08/01/24, 11/01/24, Counseled over 100 patients on managing diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia., Evaluated and enrolled qualified patients for Patient Assistance Programs to access free medications.
• Community, Amazon Specialty Pharmacy, Virtual, 11/01/24, 12/01/24, Practiced clinical discretion and worked on patient cases with preceptors., Gained insights into Amazon leadership principles, emphasizing frugality, ownership, and customer obsession.
• Drug Information, Avenue 360 HIV Clinic, Houston, TX, 05/01/24, 06/01/24, Led a project evaluating Ondansetron prescribing trends, saving costs by adhering to FDA guidelines., Counseled over 75 HIV patients on medication adherence.
• Hospital Extern, Memorial Hermann Southwest, Houston, TX, 08/01/24, 09/01/24, Developed a drug monograph on Apixaban for ICU patients, improving clinical decision-making., Supported multidisciplinary teams in quality assurance and care coordination.

• Internship Researcher, Humana Institute, Houston, TX, 06/01/22, 07/01/22, Presented a poster on medication adherence technologies to 40 members and board trustees., Proposed innovative approaches tailored for the minority elderly population.
• Leadership & Advancement in Undergraduate Research Pathway, Texas Southern University (TSU), Houston, TX, 06/01/23, 11/01/23, Conducted research on ibuprofen gel for menstrual pain, achieving enhanced drug penetration for improved delivery.

• President, African Pharmacy Student Association, 07/01/23, 07/01/24, Secured partnerships with Pfizer and Novo Nordisk for educational initiatives., Organized health fairs, benefiting over 500 community members, focused on breast and prostate cancer awareness.
• Director of social media & Marketing, Industry Pharmacists Organization, 08/01/21, 08/01/22, Created a one-minute video promoting a fundraising gala, garnering over 800K views in one day., Rebranded the chapter's digital presence post-COVID-19, increasing event attendance by 50%.
• Treasurer, Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, 04/01/22, 05/01/23, Managed a $22,000 budget and coordinated alumni fundraising campaigns., Ensured compliance with legal and constitutional guidelines for the organization.

• ASHP Midyear Travel Award Scholarship, 12/01/24, Awarded for leadership and contributions to the pharmacy profession, New Orleans, LA.
• Scientist Mentoring & Diversity Program (SMDP Biotech), 05/01/24, One-year mentorship program with senior industry leaders in biotechnology and consumer healthcare.
• Pharmacist Initiative Leader (PILs) Scholarship Award, 09/01/24, Recognized for outstanding contributions to peers and the community.

• Tiger Walk Against Cancer, Houston, TX, 10/01/22, Collaborated with MD Anderson to raise cancer awareness, engaging over 250 participants.
• COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic, Ebenezer UMC, Houston, TX, 10/01/21, Organized and delivered vaccinations for 42 patients.
• Technology & AI in Healthcare Event, Houston, TX, 06/01/24, Coordinated logistics for an event attended by 80 professionals.

• Dr. Anjanette Wyatt, President, APHA Foundation, awjmanagement@gmail.com, (832) 755-9134
• Dr. Enigbokan Mofolorunso, Advisor, African Pharmacy Student Association, Mofolorunso.enigbokan@tsu.edu, (832) 868-4857