Kamaljit Kaur

As pharmacy professional, prepared to leverage comprehensive background in medication management and patient care. Adept at fostering team collaboration and ensuring optimal therapeutic outcomes. Reliable in adapting to dynamic healthcare environments, with focus on effective communication and problem-solving.

Experienced with medication therapy management and patient education. Utilizes clinical knowledge to optimize patient outcomes and support healthcare teams. Strong understanding of pharmacology and regulatory compliance. Experienced in delivering excellent customer service, resolving issues and managing inquiries. Skilled in working collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to provide patient care.

Proactive and goal-oriented professional with excellent time management and problem-solving skills. Known for reliability and adaptability, with swift capacity to learn and apply new skills. Committed to leveraging these qualities to drive team success and contribute to organizational growth.

• Mentor, Student Alliance Mentorship Program, Roseman University of Health Sciences, 09/21, 09/22, Advising and mentoring P1 students on any educational, professional, or personal difficulties related to pharmacy school, Helping P1 students with networking within the field of pharmacy
• Supervisor, U.S Air Force, Managed more than 5 active duty personnel from multiple air force bases and trained on job tasks and functions, Operated and provided in-transit visibility for nine F-16 engines and 210 cryptographic shipments valued at nineteen million dollars which led to successful MAX THUNDER exercise, Executed and processed 150 thousand tons of cargo which resulted in the Air Force savings of two million dollars in resupply costs, Ensured 100 percent accountability and enforced classified handling guidance on fifty-two assets valued at 5 million dollars and helped earn Team of the Quarter Award

• Supervised team of 12 staff members.
• Resolved product issue through consumer testing.
• Documented and resolve dispensing errors which led to patient safety.

• Over-The-Counter medications and Drug-Drug Interactions, Leadership, pharmacist, elderly patient at the LGBQT community center, 03/23
• Early Versus Delayed Non-Vitamin K Antagonist Oral Anticoagulant Therapy After Acute Ischemic Stroke in Atrial Fibrillation (TIMING): A Registry-Based Randomized Controlled Noninferiority Study, Leadership, pharmacist, pharmacy technicians, 02/23
• The monitoring of vancomycin: a systematic review and meta-analyses of area under the concentration-time curve-guided dosing and trough-guided dosing, Leadership, pharmacist, nurses, 11/22
• Alcohol Use Disorder Patient Case, Leadership, pharmacist, residents, and student pharmacists, 09/22
• Empagliflozin Improves Insulin Sensitivity of the Hypothalamus in Humans with Prediabetes: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Control Phase 2 Trial, Leadership, pharmacist, residents, and student pharmacists, 08/22
• Carbapenem Resistant Organism (CRO) Patient Case, Leadership, pharmacist, and student pharmacists, 08/22
• Safety and Efficacy of Bupivacaine HCL Collagen-Matrix Implant (INL-001) in Open Inguinal Hernia Repair: Results from Two Randomized Controlled Trials., Leadership, pharmacist, and student pharmacist, 07/22
• 7 Powerful characteristics of a truly inspirational Leader, Faculty, pharmacist, and student pharmacists, 06/22

• State of Nevada Pharmacist License # 23890, current
• American Heart Association Basic Life Support
• APhA Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery, 09/23, Present

• Adult Acute Care (ICU), Las Vegas, NV, Kyle Pierce, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCCCP, 07/22, 08/22, Actively evaluated inpatient medication therapy and formulated recommendations during multidisciplinary rounds for a thirty-two bed ICU, Led topic discussions with students on IPPE and APPE rotations on topics such as DKA/HHS, CAP/HAP/VAP, and PADIS, Participated in high-risk procedures including opioid overdose and other time-dependent emergencies, monitoring use of high-risk medications, medication procurement and preparation, and provision of drug information in the Emergency Department, Worked with Transition of Care pharmacist in interviewing patients, assessing discharge medications, performing medication histories, discharge medication reconciliations, medication counseling, and conducting post-discharge follow-up phone calls to assist patients with medication-related problems and identify additional concerns
• Ambulatory Care, North Las Vegas, NV, Maria Diana Garcia, Pharm.D., 08/22, 09/22, Actively assessed and created medication plans for patients for chronic disease states such as HTN, DM, DLD, COPD, Tobacco cessation, and AUD, Collaborated with patient’s primary care provider and team to optimize medication therapy to achieve goals of therapy, Educated patients on medications and conducted follow-up by phone, video call, and in-clinic visit with patients to assess any additional medication assistance, Screened patients for AUD using AUDIT-C screening tool and assessed their readiness to quit, Screened patients on tobacco cessation-related services, including advising patients on smoking cessation and assessing their readiness to quit, Reviewed INR for patients on warfarin and made appropriate recommendations when necessary

• American Society of Health System Pharmacist, 09/20 - present
• Student Alliance Organization, 09/20 - 09/21
• American Pharmacist Association, 09/20 - 09/21

• Air Force Achievement Medal with 2 Oak Leaf Cluster, USAF, 2015-2017
• AF Overseas Ribbon Short, USAF, 2017
• Korean Defense Service Medal, USAF, 2017
• AF Good Conduct Medal, USAF, 2016
• AF Longevity Service, USAF, 2016
• Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, USAF, 2013
• National Defense Service Medal, USAF, 2013
• AF Training Ribbon, USAF, 2013

• Roseman University of Health Sciences, Administered over 600 COVID-19 vaccines in Las Vegas Community and counseled patients on vaccine side effects, 03/21
• Roseman University of Health Sciences, Administered seasonal influenza vaccine and helped bring awareness of immunizations to the local community, 09/20
• Sacred Heart Medical Center and Children’s Hospital, Volunteered 110 hours in the ER, assisted nurses with triaging patients, taking vital signs, discharge patient transport and sorting admission paperwork, 03/18 - 02/19