Staff Pharmacist Resume Example

Newly graduated, capable NC-licensed pharmacist with majority of pharmacy experience in chain community practice. Skilled in face-to-face patient interaction, prescription counseling, drug information, business analytics, metric management, conflict resolution, staff development, and workflow delegation. I have spent over 5 years in a high-intensity, high-volume chain pharmacy identifying and overcoming ever-changing obstacles in practice. The rigors of my position have instilled abilities to adapt to changing paces in workflow and developing solutions to problems both large and small.

• Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy - January 2019
• American Society of Consultant Pharmacists - January 2019
• American College of Clinical Pharmacy - August 2016

• Block 9 – PHA784 Advanced Community
• Preceptor: Natalie Anderson
• Dilworth Drug and Wellness Center
• 1300 East Blvd Suite B, Charlotte, NC 28203
• March 2020 – April 2020
• Block 8 – PHA789 Administration Elective
• Preceptor: Dr. Andrea Reed
• Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center
• 200 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, NC 28204
• February 2020 – March 2020
• Block 7 – PHA783 Advanced Community
• Preceptor: Dr. David Line
• Cannon Pharmacy
• 760 Cabarrus Ave. W., Concord, NC 28027
• January 2020 – February 2020
• Block 6 – PHA786 Long Term Care / Geriatrics
• Preceptor: Dr. Keely Ray
• Neil Medical Group
• 243 Walking Horse Trail, Davidson, NC 28036
• October 2019 – December 2019
• Block 5 – PHA781 Internal Medicine
• Preceptor: Dr. Meghan Bryan
• Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center
• 200 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, NC 28204
• September 2019 – October 2019
• Block 4 – PHA785 Advanced Hospital Health Systems Pharmacy
• Preceptor: Dr. Gwen Mitchell
• Novant Health Matthews Medical Center (Presbyterian)
• 1500 Matthews Township Pkwy, Matthews, NC 28105
• August 2019 – September 2019
• Block 3 – PHA788 Mail Order Pharmacy Elective
• Preceptor: Deborah Currie
• Atrium Health CarolinaCARE Mail Order Pharmacy
• 4400 Golf Acres Drive, Charlotte, NC 28208
• July 2019 – August 2019
• Block 2 – PHA787 Administration Elective
• Preceptor: Alison Mills
• CVS Pharmacy
• Various Locations
• June 2019 – July 2019
• Block 1 – PHA782 Ambulatory Care
• Preceptor: Dr. Kimberly Nealy
• Atrium Health Cabarrus Family Medicine
• 5727 Prosperity Commons Dr, Suite 2200, Charlotte, NC 28269
• May 2019 – June 2019
• IPPE Inpatient Care (P3)
• Preceptor: Dr. Geoffrey Mospan
• Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center
• 200 Hawthorne Lane, Charlotte, NC 28204
• January 2019 – February 2019
• IPPE Ambulatory Care (P3)
• Preceptor: Dr. Rashi Waghel
• Novant Health Sun Valley Family Physicians
• 1480 Wesley Chapel Road, Indian Trail, NC 28079
• October 2018 – December 2018
• IPPE Institutional (P2)
• Preceptor: Dr. Helen Dinkins
• Atrium Health (Union)
• 600 Hospital Drive, Monroe, NC 28112
• October 2017 – November 2017
• IPPE Community (P1)
• Preceptor: Joe Cosentino
• Harris Teeter Pharmacy
• 10616 Providence Road , Charlotte, NC 28277
• August 2016 – December 2016

• BLS for Healthcare Providers

• APhA-Certified MTM Services Provider

• APhA-Certified Immunizer

• Heart Failure Counseling Rollout - Novant Health Matthews Medical Center
  Aug 2019 – Sep 2019
  Novant Health senior administration created a vision of designing and implementing heart failure counseling sessions for eligible patients via the in-hospital pharmacy teams during a period of time I spent at NHMMC. Working with the pharmacy manager and an ICU clinical specialist, I served an integral role in creating, morphing, refining and implementing NHMMC's branch of heart failure counseling via process development, personal trial-and-error and then individual coaching with each pharmacist on the team. Furthermore, I worked closely with our pharmacy manager and IT department to configure how each session would be logged and documented within EPIC.
• Type 2 Diabetes / Heart Failure Adherence and Cost-Savings Initiative - Atrium CarolinaCARE Mail Order
  Jul 2019 – Aug 2019
  Worked as an integral part of a T2DM and heart failure adherence / cost-savings initiative within the clinical operations team at Atrium CarolinaCARE. Mainly, patients were targeted for promptness of T2DM / HF medication refills relative to last pickup / RX date written, and personally contacted for barriers to adherence or issues with compliance. Generally, these were around cost. Many patients were successfully switched to a more cost-effective, and thus, ultimately more practical medication in either instance and counseled on expectations around those medications, as well as general disease state knowledge. At the time of my departure, based on annual medication savings and factoring opportunity costs in avoidance of HF hospitalizations, the total savings potential for a full fiscal year between the two separate projects totaled roughly $70,000. Throughout a course of 5 weeks, the team and I were able to objectively identify almost $10,000 in savings we had demonstrated within that time alone.
• Lead CPhT Conference Calls - District 06, CVS/health
  Jun 2019 – Jul 2019
  Collaboratively designed and implemented a system for a weekly lead technician conference call for all CVS/pharmacy stores in district 06. Each week, topics varying between understanding the "why" and "how" of relevant performance measures & metrics, to inventory management and company procedures, to regulatory odds and ends that may be unknown to most store-level technicians. This program was designed to not only help bridge gaps in education on important in-store topics, but also to give lead technicians a platform to voice concerns, a forum to discuss ideas, and degree of responsibility, importance and ownership they may not currently feel they have beyond scheduling in their pharmacies.
• Doctoral Seminar - ILUMYA™ for Plaque Psoriasis
  Dec 2018 – Jan 2019
  An expansive presentation on newly approved ILUMYA™ (tildrakizumab-asmn), a biologic therapy for adult patients suffering from moderate-to-severe chronic plaque psoriasis. Included background on pathophysiology of disease state, drug background including MOA, pharmacokinetic parameters, administration, pricing, comparisons to conventional therapies, and discussion of efficacy based off of large-scale phase IIb and phase III clinical trials leading to the drug's approval. Presented to faculty and student body.