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Pharmacist licensure by Georgia State Board of Pharmacy, Present

License: RPH034848

Pharmacy-Based Immunization, Present

American Pharmacist Association

BLS - Basic Life Support, Present

American Heart Association

AMBULATORY

Savannah VA Primary Care Clinic (Savannah, GA), April 2023

Preceptor: Marisa Strychalski, Pharm. D.

• In collaboration with the referring provider, followed up and adjusted antithrombolitic therapy for the patient under the supervising pharmacist.
• Assisted appropriate drug information and literature resources, and provided effective information to patients, and healthcare professionals.
• Patients were educated on adverse drug reactions, drug-drug interactions, and the importance of adhering to prescribed medications.
• Created summary charts as a quick reference for healthcare professors to differentiate TNF drugs in decision making.

INPATIENT GENERAL MEDICINE

Memorial Health University Medical Center (Savannah, GA), March 2023

Preceptor: Angelique Pereira, Pharm. D.

• Conducted daily patient assessments and modified regimens for clinical effectiveness and outcomes.
• Reviewed patient current and home medications, and pertinent labs to validate appropriateness use.
• Discussed and provided medication assessments and plans to the medical team prior daily rounds.
• Rounded up with the healthcare team daily to optimize treatments and plans for each patient.
• Presented new clinical trial findings and discussed drug pros/cons in journal club presentations with the pharmacy team.
• Discussed weekly topics on different drug therapy to enhance knowledge and understanding.

AMBULATORY

Savannah VA Primary Care Clinic (Savannah, GA), February 2023

Preceptor: Marisa Strychalski, Pharm. D.

• Worked-up patient daily by assessing their current labs and regimens prior discussing with patient.
• Reviewed patient medication regimens for clinical effectiveness, drug selection, dosing, contraindications, side effects, DDI, and therapeutic outcomes.
• Obtained patient home pertinent vital signs, medica chart, past medical history, current home meds for further evaluation and modification.
• Monitored patient labs and make assessments/plans for patient under PharmD supervising.
• Provided patient and/or caregiver medications instructions and education.
• Entered SOAP notes in the computer after evaluating and discussing with patient on patient current regimens.
• Addressed patient care needs and referred patients to other appropriate services under PharmD approval.
• Followed up via face-to-face, telehealth, secured messaging to provide direct patient care.
• Assessed non-formulary medications based on specific inclusion and exclusion criteria prior approval.
• Communicated to both patients and health care team to provide the most effective outcomes when necessary.
• Discussed new updated clinical trial for monoclonal antibodies drug and highlighted pros and cons of the drug in journal club presentation.

ACADEMIC - NON-PATIENT CARE

South University (Savannah, GA), January 2023

Preceptor: Amber Dietrich, Pharm. D.

• Assisted pharmacist professor in creating review exams and quizzes questions for pharmacy and anesthesiologist assistant students.
• Engaged students in class reviews and activities to ensure understanding of pharmacology materials.
• Presented a teaching sample on current COVID-19 therapies to pharmacy students and professors.
• Discussed weekly topics on different drug therapy to enhance knowledge and understanding.
• Provided accurate and timely medication information to healthcare staff and patients.

COMMUNITY PHARMACY

Kroger Pharmacy (Savannah, GA), November 2022

Preceptor: Christopher Martin, Pharm. D.

• Entered and verified medication orders in the pharmacy computer system accurately.
• Dispensed and compounded pharmaceuticals with attention to detail.
• Counseled patients on medication adherence, drug interactions, appropriate use of medications, and OTC products.
• Performed immunizations to patients.
• Communicated with healthcare providers and pharmacies for optimal patient outcomes.
• Maintained appropriate controlled substance records.

INSTITUTIONAL CARE

OR - Operating Room (Savannah, GA), October 2022

Preceptor: Becky Cubbedge, Pharm. D.

• Reviewed patient medication charts for accuracy and safety prior to surgery.
• Prepared medications required for surgery, ensured accuracy and timely delivery.
• Maintained up-to-date records of anesthetic medication usage during surgery.
• Actively participated in weekly discussions on new drug information and OR topics.
• Daily operation procedures observation and discussion.
• Ensured safe and efficient medication use by checking anesthetic carts daily for expiration and labeling.
• Assisted with drug consults, pain management, and other clinical services as needed.

INSTITUTIONAL

St. Joseph's/Candler Hospital (Savannah, GA), September 2022

Preceptor: Paul King, Pharm. D.

• Prepared and dispensed accurate medications including IVs and pre-packaged medications.
• Maintained appropriate controlled substance records and minimized non-formulary procurements.
• Monitored drug therapy regimens and consulted with healthcare staff to suggest appropriate alternatives.
• Ran a report on inhaler waste to prevent over-dispensing and save costs.
• Assisted with clinical services such as drug consults, anticoagulant monitoring, and pain management.
• Provided timely and accurate medication information to healthcare staff and patients.

COMMUNITY

Publix Pharmacy (Pooler, GA), July 2021

Preceptor: Vishal Patel, Pharm. D.

• Dispensed medications and counseled patients on proper use, dosing, and potential side effects.
• Administered immunizations and provided education on vaccine benefits and risks.
• Conducted patient assessments, checked for drug interactions and allergies, and communicated with physicians as needed.
• Assisted patients with OTC product selection and provided guidance on appropriate use with current therapy.
• Maintained accurate records and monitored controlled substance inventory., Coordinated prescription transfers with other pharmacies and received new prescriptions from doctor's offices.

INSTITUTIONAL

Memorial Health Pharmacy (Savannah, GA), June 2021

Preceptor: Phillip Cole, Pharm. D.

• Dispensed medications and counseled patients on proper use, dosing, and potential side effects.
• Administered immunizations and provided education on vaccine benefits and risks.
• Conducted patient assessments, checked for drug interactions and allergies, and communicated with physicians as needed.
• Assisted patients with OTC product selection and provided guidance on appropriate use with current therapy.
• Maintained accurate records and monitored controlled substance inventory.
• Coordinated prescription transfers with other pharmacies and received new prescriptions from doctor's offices.

• American Pharmacist Association Academy of Students of Pharmacy (APhA), 2020, Current
• Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, 2021, Current
• Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), 2017, 2018
• National Society of Leadership Success (NSLS), 2017, 2018
• Future Healthcare Leaders Association (FHLA), 2017, 2018

• Dean's List (South University, School of Pharmacy), Summer 2021, Fall 2022, Winter 2023, Spring 2023
• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (Georgia Southern University), April 2017
• Dean's List (Armstrong State University), Spring 2017, Summer 2017, Fall 2017

COVID-19 Vaccination, April 2021

• Administered Covid-19 immunization through the drive-thru during pandemics to ensure patients are protected.
• Educated patients on the importance of getting Covid vaccine which not only immunizes the patient but also to keep the spreading under control.

Light the Night, November 2020

• Raised funds for leukemia patients from walking activity with a large group.
• Emphasized and listened to those leukemia patients to understand their difficulties and the complications in their recovery from the disease.

Health Screening (Richmond Hill, GA), September 2019

• Volunteered four hours at Richmond Hill Elementary School on Saturday providing free health screening such as checking blood sugar, blood pressure, and measuring body mass index to identify patients if at risk for disease to improve it.