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New York, New York, United States

• Developed and coordinated multi-disciplinary residency rotation experiences in inpatient and outpatient settings for two PGY2 residents enrolled in the PGY2 hematology/oncology program• Restructured recruitment processes for 10 residency programs to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion as a sitting member of the Residency Advisory Committee at BMC• Worked with residents to construct local, regional, and national level presentations on emerging oncology topics including novel therapy mechanisms or clinical pearls for targeted therapy • Identified and developed medication use evaluations, monographs for P&T committee, quality improvement/research projects for residents to meet accreditation standards• Collaborated with residency program directors of local Boston programs to facilitate discussion of new and emerging data in multiple myeloma and promote inter-institutional relationships

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

• Led clinical outcomes initiatives focused on efficacy and safety outcomes in vulnerable and disparate prostate cancer patients receiving androgen deprivation and novel hormonal therapy• Worked with the Boston University Medical School grant office to identify and develop grants focused on hematology/oncology disease states • Led and published a three-year long grant-funded quality improvement initiative in patients with metastatic breast cancer receiving treatment with oral chemotherapy and targeted therapy to minimize delays in treatment and maximize patient adherence and toxicity management• Developed and presented a six-part grant-funded accredited international continuing education series on NSCLC treatment highlighting biomarker-driven therapy and multidisciplinary collaboration education • Created, submitted, and presented a grant-funded continuing education series on cardiovascular considerations in African American patients with prostate cancer receiving treatment with ADT and novel hormonal therapy• Collaborated in weekly stand-up meetings with nursing, medical, pharmacy, and IT departments to optimize clinic operations and ensure safe IV and oral chemotherapy administration• Reviewed and performed root-cause analyses of hematology/oncology-associated safety reports submitted through the institution-based reporting system• Create and implement patient care plans in a cross functional team with key players including hematology/oncology key-opinion leaders (KOLs) • Facilitated engagement within our hematology/oncology KOLs, residents, and fellows through multidisciplinary education efforts highlighting new data for hematologic/oncologic disease states • Educated medical and dental students at the Boston University School of Medicine and School of Dental Medicine in cancer chemotherapy and hematologic malignancies as an instructor

• Educate all patients newly initiated on oral oncolytic therapy for treatment of various malignancies, including prostate, breast, renal cell, multiple myeloma, chronic myelogenous leukemia, pancreatic, ovarian cancer, and benign hematology• Perform routine in-clinic and telephone follow-ups on 20 – 30 patients daily as part of the Oral Adherence Program, comprised of ~500 total patients receiving oral oncolytic therapy• Facilitate approval and initiation of all oral chemotherapy for on-label and off-label indications within outpatient clinics• Thoroughly review and engage with HCPs on medical information requests in the clinic• Manage all aspects of Celgene REMS compliance for thalomide, pomalidomide, and lenalidomide • Coordinate medication delivery for patients on oral oncolytic therapy with various specialty pharmacies, including onsite specialty pharmacy and contracted mail-order pharmacy within the hospital

• Coordinate learning experiences for the PGY-2 hematology/oncology residents for the upcoming residential year• Work with program preceptors to establish expectations for learning experiences• Facilitate monthly journal clubs for ongoing literature review

• Provided clinical oversight of two separate rounding teams, consisting of 10 hematology patients and 16 oncology patients• Coordinated inpatient admissions for chemotherapy administration from the outpatient hematology/oncology clinic• Tracked monthly high-cost inpatient expenditures such as monoclonal antibodies and growth factors along with cost-savings through hematology/oncology pharmacist stewardship for medications • Improved inpatient medication reconciliation processes through participation on transitions-of-care focused workgroup• Maintained and update relevant hospital guidelines, including parenteral iron management and hepatitis B reactivation with anticancer therapy• Assessed appropriateness of IV chemotherapy based on indication, dosing, toxicity, drug-drug interactions, and pharmacogenomic profile• Coordinated approvals for high-cost medications with pharmacy liaisons to ensure patients received treatment in a timely manner• Provided treatment recommendations to oncologists and hematologists based on most recent patient-specific data (laboratory values, symptoms)

Greater Boston Area

• The PGY2 oncology pharmacy residency program is an ASHP accredited program that offers a variety of experiences in oncology pharmacy to help fulfill the program purpose. Learning experiences in inpatient, outpatient, oncology pharmacy management, investigational drug services, palliative care and specialty pharmacy/oral oncology help achieve required goals and objectives related to patient care. Longitudinal experiences such as the oncology on-call program, quality improvement initiatives/research projects, and staffing are also required to meet the goals and objectives of the program. Residents who complete the Boston Medical Center PGY2 oncology residency program will develop the expertise needed to practice as independent, adult oncology pharmacists or specialists.

• The PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program builds on the Doctor of Pharmacy education and outcomes to contribute to the development of clinical pharmacists responsible for medication-related care of patients with a diverse range of conditions. Rotational experiences included: infectious diseases, medical intensive care unit (ICU), surgical ICU, internal medicine, pharmacy management, and pain management.

Clark, Nj

Newark, Nj

Union, Nj

• Assisting students with thesis development• Maintaining contact with the professor regarding the student's progress• Proofreading essays for grammatical appropriateness

Doctor Of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Pharmacy

Activities and Societies: Alpha Zeta Omega Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Sigma Sigma Rho Sorority, Incorporated.

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