Nikhil Sangave, Pharmd, Bcacp Email & Phone Number

Phoenix, Az, Us

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Greater Boston Area

Greater Boston Area

- Worked as Assistant Professor at MCPHS University and as an Ambulatory Clinical Pharmacist at Whittier Streeth Health Center and VA Boston Health System in Boston, MA- Practice focus included: primary care (diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, tobacco cessation), CGM counseling, and medication reconciliation- Precepted PY4 pharmacy students on APPE clerkships in primary care setting- Lectured/facilitated discussion on various pharmacotherapeutic topics in both large (250 students) and small (10-15 students) classroom settings- Coordinated Digital Health Elective for PY3 pharmacy students and Pharmacist-Patient Care Process (PPCP) Class for PY2 pharmacy students- Facilitate Pharmacotherapeutics Seminar for P3 students and PPCP Seminar for P2 students- Coordinated cardiology and endocrine physical assessment labs for PY3 students in Advanced Practice Management course- Collaborated with faculty and students to conduct research in the form of manuscripts, commentaries, and posters- Served as Chair of the Pharmacy Progression Committee and APPE Readiness Committee- Served as faculty adviser for the Faculty and Student Community Outreach (FASCO) and Indian Student Organization (ISO)

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

-Adjusted warfarin regimens, screened for DDIs and surgical procedures, and coordinated anticoagulation for patients and providers

Greater Boston Area

- Worked as a PGY-2 Quality and Safety Resident helping to reduce medication errors and improve quality and safety at Brigham and Women's Hospital- Peer reviewed articles from the New England Journal of Medicine and Journal of Dietary Supplements- Assisted in compliance observations of hand hygiene protocol, C. difficile, infection control, and best practices patient identification- Helped display Quality and Safety metrics on TV monitors on inpatient units to educate staff and patients while promoting a culture of transparency- Participated in Executive WalkRounds; helped identify obstacles experienced by front line staff and worked to communicate issues to accountable parties for resolution- Conducted telephonic interviews as a research coordinator for "Patient Knowledge of Medications: A Multi-Site Comparison." - Conducted telephonic interviews as a research coordinator for rheumatoid arthritis study to determine patient satisfaction with new medications and decision-making process- Facilitated MCPHS Pharmacotherapeutics Seminar for P3 pharmacy students; stimulated discussion on various disease states, assigned presentations on disease states/treatment protocols, organized evaluations- Helped organize Healthcare Quality and Safety 2017: https://quality.hmscme.com/- Applied to ISMP CHEERS Award- Applied for CRICO Grant- Precepted students from MCPHS, NEU, URI, UConn, UNE, and WNE; set agendas, delegated tasks, and organized evaluations

Greater Los Angeles Area

-Served as a clinical pharmacy specialist at DaVita Healthcare Partners, Keck Ambulatory Pharmacy Services, and LA County Anticoagulation Clinic-Served as a USC Chief Resident, organizing resident events, managing budget, and communicating needs between faculty and residents-Served on Strategic Planning and Steering Committee to identify areas to expand university resources in clinical, academic, and research settings-Worked as an ambulatory care pharmacist managing chronic diseases in areas pertaining to: diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, anticoagulation, HIV, Hepatitis C, and Multiple Sclerosis-Managed diabetes and anticoagulation clinics-Conduct medication therapy management for high risk elderly patients and carry out post-discharge medication reconciliations-Implemented Medicare STAR and HEDIS measures at a skilled nursing facility to reduce readmission rates and length of stay (Western States Project); presented findings at ASHP MCM 2016 and Western States 2017-Delivered presentations to caretakers regarding medication management and improving adherence-Delivered a lecture to 300 students on injectable diabetes agents-Delivered a lecture to 150 students on biostatistics-Precepted over 50 students in the ambulatory care setting-Developed a case-conference for students to assess understanding of post-transplant diabetes management-Assisted in health fairs and clinics around the Greater Los Angeles area-Instrumental in developing and facilitating a P3 Objective Structured Clinical Exam-Presented findings of year-long research project at Western States Conference in San Diego, CA-Acquired teaching certificate and assembled a teaching portfolio

Rochester, Ny

-Worked as an intern compounding essential hospital medications and assisting pharmacy staff-Carried out various drug information research projects and provided formulary recommendations based on costs to the hospital and efficacy in patients-Helped create medication protocols to be incorporated into hospital policy on certain products like methylene blue and alteplase amongst others-Attended and observed MedSafety and Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committees.-Shadow pharmacists on daily rounds

191-193 Cambridge Street, Boston, Ma 02114

- Performed fundamental and advanced tasks including helping pharmacy staff (pharmacists, technicians, and other interns) to carry out the everyday functions of the pharmacy- Helped counsel patients on proper medical administration and best course of treatment- Worked with doctors and patients over the phone to coordinate necessary medical action (refill requests, prescription edits, prior authorizations, low inventory etc.)- Worked with various insurance policies to assist patients with medication prices- Counted and verified medication and medical supplies for proper dispensing- Assisted in management of inventory, stocking of shelves, and facing- Acquired basic retail skills by finding correct prescriptions for patient and cashing out accordingly at cash register

704 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, Ma 02130

- Worked as a Pharmacy Intern for IPPE Retail Pharmacy Clerkship for 160 hours- Performed fundamental and advanced tasks including helping pharmacy staff (pharmacists, technicians, and other interns) to carry out the everyday functions of the pharmacy- Helped counsel patients on proper medical administration and best course of treatment- Worked with doctors and patients over the phone to coordinate necessary medical action (refill requests, prescription edits, prior authorizations, low inventory etc.)- Worked with various insurance policies to assist patients with medication prices- Counted and verified medication and medical supplies for proper dispensing- Assisted in management of inventory, stocking of shelves, and facing

Boston, Ma

- Carried out a literature review using the Legacy Tobacco Documents Library and other scholarly sources to investigate increasing consumption rates in Malawi- Discovered a correlation between increasing tobacco consumption rates in Malawi and differing viewpoints and strategies best highlighted in issues such as deforestation, child labor, and crop substitution- Investigated tobacco companies' marketing strategies and advertising campaigns in Malawi to increase both production and consumption of tobacco.- Found potential alternatives to tobacco for Malawian farmers and government - Developed a proficiency in compiling data, standardizing searches, organizing documents, creating presentations and posters, and honing public speaking skills- Presented a final poster to MCPHS University faculty, administration, and students in December 2013- Currently working on draft to submit MCPHS University and potential scholarly publishers

Rochester, New York Area

- Worked to characterize the nanotechnologies on the market based on end bioavailability and cytotoxicity- Assessed a cost-benefit analysis of liposomes, micelles, and other nanoparticles - Specialized in drug delivery across the blood-brain barrier - Ascertained the fundamentals of literature research

Doctor Of Pharmacy, Pharmacy

Activities and Societies: President - Indian Student Organization Editor - The Dispenser (School Newspaper) Active member in Academy.

High School Diploma, High School/Secondary Diplomas And Certificates

Activities and Societies: Senior Class President, Mock Trial Captain, Newspaper Supervising Editor, Undersecretary General of Model United.

Summer College, Body, Mind, And Health, 12Th Grade

- Took a class entitled Body, Mind, and Health - Examined the biopsychosocial model and various cultural inputs on medicine