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Provided scientific, clinical and therapeutic area expertise responsible for providing medical and scientific support for diabetes products (previously oncology products) for use by AstraZeneca’s local markets. Create, update, and review standard response letters for currently marketed products and investigational compounds. Responsible for monthly and quarterly metrics reports for Global Medical Information, and ad hoc reporting. Train and mentor new employees.Oversees the AstraZeneca Global Medical Information global inquiry escalation service that provides data and context to assist local markets in developing responses to customer inquiries when information is not available from usual sources.

Wilmington, De

Medical Information consulting for the Pharmaceutical industry, including medical information writing, review, and promotional literature review.Principal and Head Hypnotist, Delaware Comedy Hypnosis, a subsidiary of Facts First Consulting, providing family-friendly comedy hypnosis shows.

Wilmington, De

Senior Medical Information Manager, Oncology (2003-2012)Leveraged scientific, clinical and therapeutic area expertise to provide medical and scientific support to healthcare professionals through standard response document development/review and through consultation with scientific call center personnel. Participated in product team working groups, including scientific review of promotional and training materials. • Oversaw all aspects of Medical Resources preparation for launch of new dosing regimen of Faslodex®, including: identification of standard response topics; development of data on file packages to support marketing claims; and, review of marketing pieces.• Rewrote historical section of public relations piece for a product receiving a dosing label change; concise history for the updated dosing was incorporated in major marketing pieces.• Introduced GQM (Goals, Questions, Measures) methodology to therapeutic team as a fact-based approach to developing metrics, resulting in unambiguous measures of review time performance. Process was later used to generate metrics for a high visibility project involving several skill centers. • Researched options for managing references within documents, developed training for skill center, and provided post-implementation support. Improved efficiency and decreased time for referencing documents, while reducing opportunity for errors as data were moved within the document.

Wilmington, De

Medical Information Manager, Gastroenterology (1999-2003)Supported AstraZeneca's marketed gastrointestinal products through: provision of written responses to healthcare professionals' inquiries; development, and review of standard responses; training call center and medical liaison personnel; and review of promotional and sales training materials for medical/scientific accuracy and regulatory compliance. • Oversaw all aspects of Medical Resources preparation for launch of Entocort™ EC, including the identification of standard response topics; review of sales training materials; hiring, training and supervision of two contract drug information specialists; and coordination of training program activities with AstraZeneca's Information Center.• Developed table of types of literature, examples of literature type, and assessed the suitability for support of product claims. Table became a standard for promotional material development, and was included in training of promotions managers and vendors. • Developed talking paper for skill center leadership and technology advisors describing a modular approach to managing standard response letters, allowing for rapid updating of content common across letters. Implementation of approach to commence in 2012.

Flight Commander, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Services, 7th Medical Support Squadron, Dyess Air Force Base, TX (1997-1999)Provided administrative oversight for Pharmacy, Laboratory, Radiology and Nutritional Medicine services. Provided squadron oversight in the absence of the commander.• Coordinated base-wide Savings Bond Campaign, achieving over 95% contact of 4900 personnel including deployed personnel.Chief, Pharmaceutical Research, Clinical Investigation Facility, 60th Medical Group, Travis Air Force Base, CA (1993-1997)Responsible for facilitating medication-related research within the Air Forces’ second largest medical center. Activities included protocol development, informed consent document development, subject randomization, dosage preparation and dispensing. Monitored compliance with FDA, Department of Defense, Air Force and Joint Commission standards regarding use of human subjects. • Published Investigational Drug Data Sheets, providing important safety and administration information regarding investigational agents. Idea “borrowed” by other Air Force facilities.• Developed and implemented plan to monitor training for investigational medication per new Joint Commission requirement; first in the Air Force.Chief, Pharmacy Information Services, 81st Medical Group, Keesler Air Force Base, MS (1990-1993)Provided drug information and pharmacy computer systems support within the Air Forces’ third largest medical facility. Administered Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, including formulary evaluations. Provided drug information and pharmacokinetic consults. Responsible for pharmacy portion of hospital-wide integrated information system and related medication use reports.• Provided responses to Air Force Surgeon General’s Office during Operation DESERT STORM.• Maintained NIH investigational drug supply and accountability. A Pediatric Oncology Group site surveyor specifically remarked on the quality of program.

Pocatello, Idaho Area

Director, Idaho Drug Information Service, and Assistant Professor, Pharmacy Practice, Operated statewide drug information service serving health professionals. Taught drug information principles class to third year doctor of pharmacy students, as well as participated in team-taught therapeutics course. Conducted drug information clinical rotation for fourth year doctor of pharmacy students.• Member of ad hoc committee for planning of nontraditional doctor of pharmacy program offered by Idaho State University.

Little Rock, Arkansas Area

Provided dispensing and clinical services in a pediatric, tertiary-care hospital. Prepared chemotherapeutic medications, hyperalimentation solutions, and compounded medications not commercially available for pediatric patients. Adjunct clinical faculty, College of Pharmacy, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.• Developed computer program to calculate administration times for nonstandard dosing frequencies, improving the quality of care through minimization of dosing interval calculation errors.• Refined and implemented computer program to generate custom resuscitation medications and infusions worksheets, improving the dosing accuracy in critical situations.• Initiated MEDLINE service within pharmacy department, increasing access to medical literature.

Ba, Information Technology For Business

Fellowship In Drug Information

Residency In Clinical Pharmacy (Ashp-Accredited)

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