Emily Shupe, Pharmd Email and Phone Number

Active member of the US and Global Cardiovascular Medical Affairs teams working cross-functionally to develop and execute the medical strategy and communication alignment of two brands. Experiences include: planning and execution of the integrated medical plan, leading and attending congresses, advisory boards (live and virtual), medical and sales training, competitive intelligence, and field medical (MSL).

• Conducted visits to local provider offices to educate staff on Hannaford’s new programs and exemplary services to foster a collaborative relationship between the providers and our pharmacy• Trusted to facilitate the safe and accurate return of protected health information from the individual store to corporate level • Routinely counseled patients on prescriptions, appropriate device use and over the counter medications to reinforce compliance and ensure optimal medication safety and efficacy

• Conduct end of year drug and retail inventory annually• Deliver exemplary customer service while working closely with pharmacists, providers, and third-party payers • Trusted to provide preferential double coverage over other pharmacists at all three locations becoming efficient in the nuances of all three stores• Proficient and accurate medication compounding

• Performed therapeutic management of DVT/PE, atrial fibrillation, and diabetes medications• Responded to medication information requests both written and verbally to clinical pharmacists and providers • Performed a medication use evaluation assessing time in therapeutic range for patients on warfarin therapy to determine if patients were candidates to transfer to DOAC therapy• Evaluated and presented EXSCEL trial to clinical pharmacy specialists and PharmD students• Presented patient case evaluating appropriateness of use of Shingrix vaccine in asplenic patient • Assessed patient cases and presented verbal SOAP notes to clinical pharmacy specialists

• Created a penicillin desensitization protocol implemented throughout AnMed Health System• Collaborated with transitions of care pharmacists to decrease readmissions by ensuring prescription drugs were covered by insurance prior to patient discharge • Identified potential therapeutic interchanges and provided clinical evidence for substitutions to be presented at P&T committee • Evaluated and presented a journal club article comparing the efficacy of vancomycin in treatment of Clostridium difficile to a new drug therapy• Researched and completed various medication information requests for pharmacists and providers• Participated in interdisciplinary rounds to collaborate with providers to ensure best patient care

• Developed and presented journal club explaining pertinent biological biomarkers for cardiovascular damage to the Northeast Field Medical Team following a needs assessment • Responded to a drug information request that was distributed to the field and in-house diabetes medical teams and the medical information department for consideration to update their standard response letter• Collaborated with an Associate Director of Scientific Resources to ensure accuracy of an obesity initiative slide deck prior to field medical use• Fully adopted independent, self-motivated requirements of the medical liaison role traveling independently throughout extensive territory while exceeding all expectations and deadlines• Led a topic discussion for a dozen PharmD clerkship students on diabetes guidelines and treatment• Interacted with Key Opinion Leaders throughout the territory and collaborated with my preceptor to answer medical information questions and participate in compliant scientific exchange • Completed an optional two day headquarter visit to Novo Nordisk in Plainsboro, New Jersey to network with medical employees from a variety of in-house roles

• Performed and presented numerous Hazardous Risk Assessments inaccordance to upcoming implementation of USP <800>• Proposed and presented options for changes in administration of Hazardous Drugsin compliance with upcoming changes involving USP <800> to committee of nurses • Completed quality audits involving discharge medication reconciliation• Collected data on required allergy documentation by pre-op nurses and altered the work-flow to increase efficiency, patient safety, and decreased the use of inappropriate antibiotics • Participated in Failure Mode Effects Analysis involving appropriateadministration of PRN pain medications in accordance with subjective pain scale• Led pharmacy daily huddle in absence of pharmacy director to inform staff of relevant happenings within the hospital • Conducted training of staff pharmacists on launch of new operating room management GoLive order set• Corresponded with a neighboring hospital to obtain an ointment compound recipe to add to the institution’s drug dictionary• Submitted adverse drug event to FDA via Medwatch