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Louisville, KY

Louisville, Kentucky Area

• Supervisor: Sarah Creekmore, Pharm. D.
• Monitored drug therapy for contraindications, duplicate interactions, allergies, incompatibilities, and dosing errors
• Supervised the fulfillment of prescriptions by technicians
• Intervened with physician to clarify dosage, medication order, frequency, and route as required
• Responded phone calls from doctors and nurses to take prescription orders as well as verify prescriptions
• Assisted in inventory management and control

9501 Highway 403, Charlestown, IN 47111

• Supervisor: Jason Kruer, RPh
• Counsel patients regarding prescriptions, drug information or health matters
• Entering the prescription orders on computer, filling and delivering it
• Worked with minimal supervision to complete the activities assigned by Pharmacist and ensured completion
• Ensured prescription records and inventories of medications and pharmaceutical products are accurate
• Handled phone calls to doctor's offices as well as to patients

9501 Highway 403, Charlestown, IN 47111

• Supervisor: Jason Kruer, RPh
• Worked under the supervision of the pharmacist to deliver quality customer service
• Retrieved, counted and measured drugs; labeled vials and bottles
• Prepared simple drug compounds after Pharmacist verified calculations
• Maintained inventory levels; pulled outdated and recalled drugs
• Trained new technicians to provide excellent customer service

1220 Missouri Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130

• APPE Rotation Block-3 (Acute Care-Intensive Care Unit department)Preceptor: Jonathan Foushee, Pharm. D., BCPS, BCCCP
• Counseled patient on importance of anti-platelets agents
• Reviewed patient charts and discuss appropriateness of therapy with preceptor
• Conducted daily topic discussions with preceptor
• Round with multidisciplinary team in ICU and TCU
• Anti-microbial stewardship team member

1050 Patrol Road, Jeffersonville, IN 47130

• APPE Rotation Block-6 (Specialty Pharmacy)Preceptor: Bree Shroyer, Pharm. D.
• Counseled patient on specialty drugs via video conference
• Called manufacturer to get detail report of adverse drug reaction
• Compared newly approved CF drugs Symdeko with Omkarbi
• Participated to select and design best compliance program for Cosentyx

530 S Jackson St, Louisville, KY 40202

• APPE Rotation Block-5 (Advanced Hospital / Health System)Preceptor: Lourdes Cross, Pharm.D, BCACP, CDE
• Delivered bed side medicine to patient and counseled on drugs
• Member of transition of care team
• Communicated with other health care provider regarding drug coverage, allergies, economic issues, etc

530 S Jackson St, Louisville, KY 40202

• APPE Rotation Block-4 (Ambulatory Care - General Medicine department)Preceptor: Scott Hayes, Pharm. D., BCPS
• One on one appointments with diabetic patients to assess medical therapy and diabetic goal
• Recommended guideline and evidence based treatment to MD
• Counseled patient on how to use glucose meter, insulin, inhaler

1220 Missouri Ave, Jeffersonville, IN 47130

• APPE Rotation Block-3 (Acute Care- Infectious disease department)Preceptor: Eric Norrington, Pharm. D., BCPS
• Provided rationale for the selection of a specific antimicrobial, antiviral, and antifungal regimen for each infectious disease patient being followed.
• Anti-microbial stewardship team member
• Effect of Empiric Pseudomonas Therapy in Community-onset Pneumonia presentation

2301 S 3rd St, Louisville, KY 40292

• APPE Rotation Block-2 (Acute Care- Stroke/Neurology)Preceptor: Chelsey Mcpheeters, Pharm. D.
• Provided inpatient services – Warfarin dosing and counseling, assessed anticoagulation, medicine recommendation
• Conducted weekly topic discussions, patient presentations, SOAP note documentation
• Presented journal club
• In service presentation to attending, residents, nurse practitioners and medical students

9616 Highway 403 Charlestown, IN 47111

• APPE Rotation Block-1 (Community Pharmacy)Preceptor: Kristin Smith, Pharm. D.
• Processing new prescriptions and counseled patient about their medicine
• Phone/Face to face counseling to Patient/care givers about medication therapy management and importance of adherence
• Administered vaccines to patients
• Accepted new and transferred prescriptions

1373 E State Rd 62, Madison, IN 47250

• IPPE Rotation (Hospital)Preceptor: Carrie James, Pharm.D.
• Prepared and dispensed inpatients d outpatient medication
• Filled automated dispensing machines and delivered patient medications accurately
• Prepared I.V. additives using aseptic techniquesin the laminar air flow hood under supervision of a pharmacist;
• Shadowed Anesthesiologist and learned how pharmacist can play role in making decision of therapy

200 Lafollette Station South, Floyds Knobs, IN 47119

• IPPE Rotation (Community Pharmacy)Preceptor: Abby Bartholomai, Pharm.D.
• Counseled patient on Over the Counter medication
• Received new prescriptions via phone and interpret written prescriptions from prescribers
• Transferred prescriptions to and from other pharmacies

Vadodara Area, India

Responsibilities include dispensing prescriptions; maintaining automated dispensing cabinets; answering drug information questions; Data Management of Controlled Medications; Prescription Monitoring; Inventory Control.

Ahmedabad Area, India

Responsibilities include managed Clinical data; safeguarded subjects, health care professionals and the trust by ensuring that Investigational Products (IPs) are appropriate for use and are procured, handled stored and used safely and correctly; Ensured that IPs are managed and dispensed to patients in accordance with the protocol; Clinical trial.

Kheda, India

Responsibilities include raw material Dispensing; Batch Manufacturing; Sterilization; Maintain Filling Machine Data; Maintain Scrap Data; Trained workers; Apply cGMP Norms.

Panoli, India

Responsibilities include shift In-charge & Reporting to the production manager; Planning of Shift activity; Handling all Unit operations; Validation of all process equipment (FILLING AREA, M/C, AHU, AUTOCLAVE); Batch Manufacturing & Processing; Documenting & Maintaining records according to GMP; Decision making & Handling of problems & its trouble shooting.

Doctor Of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Pharmacy, 3.8

Activities and Societies: Phi Lambda Sigma, The National Pharmacy Leadership Society, Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy, American.

Bachelor'S Degree, Pharmacy (Hons.), 4.0

Master'S Degree, Clinical Pharmacy, 4.0

Activities and Societies: VolleyballTEACHING EXPERIENCE: Pharmaceutics-I Lecturer: Prepared and presented two lectures for first year.

Bachelor’S Degree, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, And Administration, 3.92

Activities and Societies: Class Officer, Volleyball, CricketGraduation day ceremony event coordinator.