Mason Bowman Email & Phone Number

Puyallup, Wa, Us

Billings, Montana, United States

Billings, Montana, United States

Guest lecturer for the Pacific Lutheran University Advanced Nurse Practitioner program• Teaching of pharmacology and pharmacotherapeutics to Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) candidates• Assist with the evaluation and development of the DNP pharmacotherapy course• Manage grading of quizzes, exams, and assignments

Puyallup, Wa

Patient Care:o Provide point of care clinical support to medical residents and faculty with guidance on the pharmacological treatment for family medicine health-related problemso Under collaborative drug therapy agreements (CDTA), manage patients with diabetes, hypertension, and medication therapy management as a midlevel providero Medication management responsibilities include initiation, modification, adjustment, and discontinuation of medicationso Additional responsibilities include ordering labs for monitoring drug therapyo Designed a heart failure CDTA and training curriculum for MultiCare ambulatory pharmacists to allow implementation of heart failure pharmacist medication management in select family practice clinicsFaculty:o Precept 18 family practice medical residents regarding pharmacotherapy practiceo Worked collaboratively with EPFM faculty to develop, lead, evaluate, and oversee resident physician education and curriculum developmento Created a pharmacotherapy curriculum to train family practice residents in accordance with the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine GroupTeaching:o Medication therapy management on informal basis to family practice residents, formally to patients, and on geriatric nursing home rounds to optimize medication therapies, reduce/eliminate duplications, reduce pill burden and minimize adverse medication reactionso Teach and educate EPFM family practice residents during hospital rounds to ensure guidelines are followed, antibiotic stewardship is maintained, renal dose adjustments are made accordingly, accuracy of dosing selections for appropriate indications, etco Formal didactic lectures to EPFM family practice residents, faculty, and nurse practitioner fellowso Instruction of medical residents on a pharmacology elective tracko Precept PGY1 pharmacists and 4th year WSU pharmacy students

I served two three-year terms as a Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee Member consultant to the Washington State Health Care Authority• Assist in the continual updating and development of the Washington State Preferred Drug List for Washington State Medicaid and Fee-for-Service programs• Review and evaluate updated, new, and scanned approved drug literature (provided to the state of WA HCA by Oregon State Health Science University Drug Effectiveness review Project [DERP]) of specific medications and their respective classes for approval of coverage for the respective WA Health insurance plans • Drug-Utilization Review for the WA Medicaid Program• Streamline the WA Medicaid prior authorization process via Drug Utilization Review

Toppenish/Yakima, Wa

Present Pharmacology lectures to Physician Assistant students in the Physician Assistant Program. Subjects taught:-Asthma/COPD-Allergic Rhinitis (Antihistamines)-EENT (Glaucoma; Migraine)

Yakima, Washington Area

• Procurement, compounding, and dispensing of hospital medications• Convert patients from IV to oral medications if appropriate• Review/interpret culture & susceptibility data for antibiotic appropriateness• Experience with vancomycin, anticoagulation, aminoglycosides, and TPN prescriptive authority protocols• Order from providers for patients admitted to the hospital and screen for potential errors to prevent harm• Renal monitoring and adjustments

Improved workflow in the Compounding Lab and front end. Developed a more thorough and complete Quality Assurance Program. Implemented and enhanced marketing the pharmacy's services to local healthcare Providers.

Counseled and educated patients about their medications to enhance adherence to their medication regimens. Used clinical expertise to make therapeutic substitutions with respective drug classes to save Providers time and to reduce wait times. Volunteered for 3 years as a pharmacist consultant to the New Hope Clinic which serves AIDS/HIV patients in the Yakima Region. Served on the Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee to develop a formulary for The Joint Commission requirements. Served as primary evaluator and researcher on said committee to present and provide interpretation and results of evaluations of evidence-based medicine literature with the intent to facilitate formulary decisions.

Doctor Of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), Pharmacy

Served on the Graduate Student Professional Association as a student Senator.

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