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CLINICAL PROGRAM MANAGER
Summary
To utilize my clinical and leadership skills to positively impact the progression of pharmacy
Accomplishments
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Experience
Company NameJuly 2012 to CurrentCity, State
  • Serve as a Preceptor for Cigna-Healthspring's PGY 1 Managed Care Residency Program.
  • Developed a longitudinal rotation that focuses on improving research skills and increasing credibility by properly responding to drug information questions.
  • Residents are also required to give presentations on medication safety topics from a managed care perspective comparing safety to cost, utilization, or other considerations when working for a healthcare plan.
Company NameJuly 2012 to CurrentCity, State
  • Developed a longitudinal rotation for Pharmacy Residents.
  • The rotation emphasizes on processing coverage determinations and understanding the business model of Coverage Determinations Unit.
  • Residents are also challenged to identify and assist with implementing process improvements and gain exposure to some of the managerial responsibilities involved within the CD Unit.
Company NameJune 2012 to CurrentClinical Program Manager
City, State
  • Management and clinical responsibilities include: Manage team of twenty-five clinical pharmacists (including 2 Pharmacy Supervisors) in various locations and effectively communicate frequently to ensure understanding of business needs and to maintain team morale Maintain the clinical integrity of the Coverage Determinations (CD) Unit by establishing practices to ensure the clinical appropriateness of coverage determinations made by the Clinical Pharmacists Develop and manage the team yearly budget to ensure funds are appropriately allocated Lead in development of new processes to improve efficiency while maintaining compliance with CMS regulations and best practices Network and collaborate with Managers in various departments to meet business needs Manage and measure quality assurance practices according to the CMS regulations and standards set by senior management Assist with the Program audit and assisted with lead remediation efforts to ensure process improvements within the CD Unit Develop a pharmacy service program to mitigate the rate of hospital readmissions of members by conducting medication reconciliation service upon post discharge Act as Preceptor for the drug information and medication safety rotations for fourth year pharmacy students, summer interns, and PGY 1 managed care pharmacy residents.
Company NameMarch 2011 to May 2012Clinical Pharmacotherapy Specialist
City, State
  • Clinical duties included: Served as the point-of-care provider in the anticoagulation and pharmacotherapy clinics Organized and facilitated smoking cessation classes which resulted in an 80% success rate Completed 90-day medication reviews for veterans provided with Home Based Primary Care services Provided support to the inpatient pharmacy by verifying orders, and being a clinical resource to the Pharmacy staff when needed Served as an Assistant Clinical Professor and Preceptor to PGY1 residents and pharmacy students.
Company NameDecember 2010 to May 2012Smoking Cessation Class Instructor
City, State
  • Developed a Rural Smoking Cessation Clinic that focused on creating individual therapeutic plans, providing nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), and teaching monthly classes for veterans.
  • Duties required regular travel to various rural communities within the Medical Center's service area in Virginia.
Company NameDecember 2010 to June 2012Assistant Clinical Professor
City, State
  • Served as a 'Running Buddy' and encouraged adolescent girls to complete a 5K race.
  • that many trained weeks for several weeks prior to the race.
  • Worked with other employees within the company to ensure group success.
  • March of Dimes Walk, May 2013 & May 2014.
Company NameFebruary 2010 to March 2011Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
City, State
  • Clinical duties included: Assisted in the development of Developed the Rural Health Initiative Program (RHIP) with an interdisciplinary team to promote health education and enrollment for veterans living in rural areas Established the Rural Health Pharmacotherapy clinic model for the management of patients with metabolic syndrome, and consulted with the primary care physician and other healthcare providers Created a Rural Health Smoking Cessation Clinic to assist veterans with smoking cessation Evaluated patient profiles, reconciled medications, and provided anticoagulation services in the primary care clinic Served as an Assistant Clinical Professor to PGY1 residents and students.
Company NameNovember 2009 to February 2010Clinical Pharmacist
City, State
  • Clinical responsibilities included but were not limited to order verification, compounding, preparing IV *solutions and TPNs, and rounding with medical teams for pediatric, adult, and geriatric *.
  • populations.
Company NameMay 2009 to CurrentRetail Pharmacist
  • Responsibilities include providing continuity of pharmaceutical care and coverage to ensure accurate and timely prescription processing, resolving insurance claims, and managing pharmacy technicians in order to facilitate a conducive work atmosphere for patient satisfaction.
Company NameNovember 2008 to September 2009Primary Investigators
City, State
Company NameOctober 2005 to CurrentCancer Walk Team Leader
City
Company NameCity, State
  • Lead as Pharmacy Team Caption for the Baltimore Office and assisted with fundraising on behalf of the Pharmacy department for the March of Dimes Campaign.
  • Stand Down" Homeless Outreach Event, December 2010.
Company NameCity, State
  • Duties included sorting donated clothes, making toiletry bags, and serving food for families living in shelters during the holiday season.
  • Homeless Outreach Network - Pre-Thanksgiving Celebration, November 2007.
Company NameCity, State
  • Duties included sorting donated clothes, making toiletry bags, and serving food for families living in shelters during the holiday season.
Education and Training
HUNTER HOLMES MCGUIRE VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTERSeptember 2009PGY1 Primary Care Pharmacy ResidencyCity, State
May 2008Doctor of Pharmacy
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PHARMACYMay 2003Bachelor of Arts: Exercise and Sports ScienceStateExercise and Sports Science
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILLCity, State
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PHARMACYMay 2012City, StateDesigned a six-week elective focused on pharmacy practice in a rural setting. The overarching goal was to challenge students and residents to deliver pharmaceutical care in the rural community through the Rural Health Initiative Program. Residents and students were presented with opportunities that included conducting in-services for the staff and teaching a beneficial health education class for local veterans. *Warfarin Education Classes
HUNTER HOLMES MCGUIRE VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTERAugust 2008Professional Communication Elective CourseCity, StateResponsibilities included educating newly enrolled patients to warfarin therapy on the proper administration, potential side effects, drug/food interactions, and the importance of medication adherence.
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PHARMACYAugust 2009City, StateLead a communication workshop intended to teach first-year pharmacy students the proper patient interviewing and documentation techniques. Presentations *Clozapine Patient Management Protocol - Medication Use Evaluation (MUE)
McGuire VA Medical CenterNov. 2008City, StatePolytrauma and Traumatic Brain Injury: Common Medications, Polytrauma Nursing Regional Conference presentation. Veterans Affairs Hospitals. Richmond, VA *Pharmacotherapy Self-Assessment Program Presentations (longitudinal), July 2008 - Sept. 2009 Group discussion presented to pharmacy staff and residents. Topics presented: Geriatric Psychiatry, COPD, Acute Coronary Syndromes, and Schizophrenia
McGuire VA Medical Center Complication of Acute Myeloid LeukemiaMar. 2009Medical Actinium for Therapeutic Treatment: New Advances in Cancer TreatmentCity, State
Case Presentation to clinical pharmacists. Washington DC VA Medical Center Howard University School of PharmacyMay 2008State
Howard University School of Pharmacy/CVS PharmacyAugust 2004Student Recognition Award, Jan. 2008 *Graduate Student Assembly (GSA) Honors and Excellence Ceremony - Spirit Award, Howard University Graduate Student Assembly, April 2007 *American Pharmaceutical Association - Academy of Student Pharmacists, Patient Counseling Competition, First-place winner for Howard University, Feb. 2007 & Feb. 2008 *Princeton Environmental Institute Summer Research Fellowship Selected in a competitive process to work as a funded research fellow for the Center for Environmental Bioinorganic Chemistry (CEBIC) at Princeton University.
Activities and Honors
American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) American Pharmaceutical Association (APhA) Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Inc. Community Service Maryland Food Bank, December 2015
Interests
Virginia Board of Pharmacy *Maryland License - #20624 Maryland Board of Pharmacy
Skills
Cancer, Chemistry, fundraising, health education, promote health, Primary Care, Psychiatry, sorting, therapy
Additional Information
  • Licensure/Certifications Virginia License - #0202208951 Virginia Board of Pharmacy Maryland License - #20624 Maryland Board of Pharmacy
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School Attended

  • HUNTER HOLMES MCGUIRE VETERANS AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER
  • HOWARD UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
  • UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
  • VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
  • McGuire VA Medical Center
  • McGuire VA Medical Center Complication of Acute Myeloid Leukemia
  • Case Presentation to clinical pharmacists. Washington DC VA Medical Center Howard University School of Pharmacy
  • Howard University School of Pharmacy/CVS Pharmacy

Job Titles Held:

  • Clinical Program Manager
  • Clinical Pharmacotherapy Specialist
  • Smoking Cessation Class Instructor
  • Assistant Clinical Professor
  • Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
  • Clinical Pharmacist
  • Retail Pharmacist
  • Primary Investigators
  • Cancer Walk Team Leader

Degrees

  • PGY1 Primary Care Pharmacy Residency
    Doctor of Pharmacy
    Bachelor of Arts : Exercise and Sports Science


    Professional Communication Elective Course


    Medical Actinium for Therapeutic Treatment: New Advances in Cancer Treatment

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