● Expertise in USP797, USP800, risk assessment and federal laws, rules and regulations to ensure quality compliant sterile, non-hazardous and hazardous drug compounding● Building efficient teams and leading cross-functional communication● Successfully prepared, obtained DPH approval and launched a Segregated Compounding Area in November 2021 and a new state-of-the-art Central Pharmacy cleanroom in May 2022● Lead the Sterile Products Area Team and provided Tufts Medicine system-wide support to launch EPIC in April 2022● Key system-wide decision maker for the Tufts Medicine Sterile and Non-Sterile Compounding and Repackaging Committee● Establish safe and effective Medical Center sterile compounding programs, inclusive of new inpatient and outpatient sterile compounding services● Evaluation and implementation of all technologies utilized in the practice or oversight of sterile compounding, safe handling of hazardous drugs, or controlled substance programs● Oversee 30 personnel including Pharmacy Technicians, Pharmacists and Pharmacy Interns● Chair on the Sterile Products Oversight Committee and sit-in-on the Infection Control Committee, P&T and Operational Excellence Committee

● Developed and authored hundreds of regulatory documents including SOPs, sterile compounding processes, process validations, master formulation records, administrative policies and regulatory processes in accordance to cGMP, FDA, ICH, DEA and USP 797/800 guidelines.● Ideated, coordinated and worked with the leaders, internal and external stakeholders, and team members to design new systems, processes and drove innovations to launch new product activities.● Subject matter expert in launching Company in mid-2017, achieving revenue of $1M by end of 2017. ● Set the stage and contributed to Company 2018 revenue of $8.6M, 2019 revenue of $12.8M, 2020 revenue of $12M and 2021 revenue of 17M.● Expertise in regulatory documentation compliance of FDA, DEA, BoP and other federal and state licensing authorities.● High efficiency in authoring, reviewing and approving SOPs, Quality Improvement Plans, Process and Media-Fill Validations, regulatory, quality reports such as CAPAs, Change Controls and Non-Conformances.● Directed the planning, coordination and control of all manufacturing and compounding processes, including significant contributions to software product development.● Investigated and explored new technology and concepts for potential application within our product portfolio and adjacent spaces, driving market leadership and portfolio expansion.● Hired, trained and mentored compounding staff in following policies, procedures and conducting daily operations.● Supervised inspection and examination of sterile compounded preparations to ensure that highest quality standards are maintained.● Formulated pricing of product catalog and sterile compounding modalities.● Formulated pharmaceutical preparations, applied dosage form calculations and implemented data analysis.● Runner-up company-wide 2017 New England Life Care / Advanced Compounding Solutions Employee of the Year.

● Performed unit-based pharmacist duties on all hospital units including Central Pharmacy, Intensive Care Unit, Med/Surge, Emergency Department, Pediatrics, Labor and Delivery, Psychiatry. Remotely conducted pharmacy operations for Lawrence Memorial Hospital.● Implementation of drug protocols: dosing, preparation, side effect, therapeutic management and documenting interventions through Quantify and Sentry7.● Responsibilities included renal, hepatic and body surface area dosage adjustments, therapeutic interchanges, IV to PO substitutions, opioid conversions, and pharmacokinetic calculations for vancomycin, gentamicin, and phenytoin dosing.● Consultations and implementation of anticoagulation protocol management, including pharmacy dosing of Coumadin, Lovenox, and patient education. ● Managed technicians, acted as universal pharmaceutical informational resource for physicians and other healthcare providers, verified orders, checked complete preparations for accuracy, distributed scheduled and unscheduled medications throughout hospital.

● Executed and ensured Process Validations, environmental monitoring, aseptic techniques and cleanroom operations per USP 797 standards, including maintenance and sterility testing. ● Used analytical equipment and chemical tests to ensure Quality Control. Performed preventive maintenance and ensured calibration of instruments used in daily operations. ● Maintained all applicable documents and records. ● In collaboration with DEA, FDA and DPH officials, locally designated in 2011 to launch distribution of DaTscan, the first and only radioactive imaging agent and controlled substance (CII) used to successfully diagnose Parkinson's Disease.● In compliance with federal and state pharmacy laws, applicable licensing authorities (including Radiation Safety, US Department of Transportation, Joint Commission, etc.) and corporate policies and procedures. ● Produced, tested, dispensed and shipped sterile and non-sterile radionuclide compounds per USP 795 and 797 standards.● Managed and operated clean room, radionuclide generators, QC equipment and associated software.

● Interviewed, hired, trained, mentored and supervised pharmacists, interns and technicians. Managed all federally-controlled (CII-CV) and Massachusetts-controlled (CVI) substances in accordance with all applicable regulations and maintained tight inventory control of the same. ● Increased pharmacy volume and revenue by over 100% YOY. ● Successfully met time-critical deadlines, handled inspections and pharmacy-related legal matters. Adopted new and more efficient strategies to improve and streamline workflow. ● Earned the Operational Performance and Team Development Award and Guest Excellence Award for the Northeast US region in 2006.

● Dispensed, compounded and ordered medications, including all controlled substances, transferred prescriptions, handled incoming physician calls, performed Drug Utilization Reviews, inventory control and completed paperwork required by Pharmacy Operations. ● Supervised pharmacy interns and pharmacy technicians. Interviewed prospective staff.