As a clinical pharmacist, daily responsibilities include but are not limited to:• Supervision and oversight of preparation and dispensing of oral and sterile compounded medications • Verification of orders for appropriate dosages, duration, frequency, and indication (EPIC system) • Recommendations for changes in medication therapy to optimize patient outcomes and ensure safety • Daily monitoring and pharmacokinetic dosing of medication therapy on varying units- Intensive Care Unit, Telemetry, Medical Surgical, Emergency Department, Operating Room• Providing drug and compatibility information to nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals • Identifying medication related problems (dose discrepancies, class duplication, drug-drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, need for lab tests, etc.)• Communicating with physicians to resolve any clinical issues• Ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations for all dispensed drugs • Providing education to fellow pharmacists, nurses, and other clinical personnel as needed • Medication reconciliation across continuum of care• Creating clinical competency information slides and test questions for pharmacists in PowerPoint • Creating educational materials (PowerPoint, summary page, etc.) for staff on new therapeutic agents • Assisting in compiling data and preparing summary and charts for P&T Committee reports

Completed a PGY1 residency training program with rotations through various areas, which provided me to gain in-depth clinical, teaching, operational, and administrative experiences. Rotations completed in Administration, Coronary Care Unit, Drug Information, Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine, Investigational Drugs, Medical Intensive Care, Neurosurgery, Oncology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, and Renal Transplantation.

As a lead intern, I was responsible for oversight and management of our intern team of 12 people. I created a monthly schedule for the pharmacy intern team, communicated pertinent information and ensured pharmacy intern team members are compliant with all policies/procedures. It was also my responsibility to address any issues, conflicts, concerns arising from/with pharmacy intern team members. During the CPOE implementation, I helped to train nursing and other hospital staff on the new computer system.