| | | 20,000+ Fresh Resumes Monthly | |
|
|
| |
Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name , R.Ph., Pharm.D.Street Address Winside LaneCoram, NY Street Address
Cell: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEProfessional Experience:5/22-7/22 Adjunct ProfessorFairleigh Dickinson UniversityMadison, NJDeveloped and taught and intensive 3-week, 48 hour, 3 credit summer course on Drug Discovery and New Advances in Pharmaceuticals3/15-2/24 Clinical Pharmacist/SupervisorJohn T. Mather Hospital / Northwell Health75 North Country RoadPort Jefferson, NY 11777Provided pharmacy services for the entire hospital: order entry verification, clinical dosing and monitoring, attended rounds with hospitalist and residents, patient discharge counseling, Parenteral drug compounding, supervising the functions and operations of the pharmacy technicians and ancillary staff, overseeing pharmacy resident rotations, composing policies and procedures, performed duties of a critical care pharmacist in the Emergency department which included medication reconciliation, attending codes and providing and preparing critical medications1/11-8/16 Per-Diem Clinical PharmacistPeconic Bay Medical Center1300 Roanoke Ave, Riverhead, NY 11901Monitoring of patient therapy; distribution of patient medication; compounding and preparation of intravenous admixtures; training and perception of pharmacy technicians and interns. Additionally, performed ER triage, assisted during codes and performed medication reconciliation.3/13-12/15 Clinical PharmacistPipeline Healthcare (telepharmacy)5600 N. River Rd, Suite 800Rosemont, IL 60018Remotely managed pharmacy operations for major hospitals after hours: reviewing and entering of orders; adjusting doses; communication with hospital staff; preparation of daily clinical reports on patients, both for hospital staff and for Pipeline Healthcare.3/13-9/14 Externship Coordinator and ProfessorPharmacy Technician ProgramMolloy College, Rockville Center, NYDevelopment of curriculum for Molloy College Pharmacy Technician program; program instruction of same; collaboration with area practice sites and oversight of externship training at both Molloy College campuses (Rockville Center and Farmingdale, New York).4/11-7/15 Per-Diem Staff PharmacistEastern Long Island Hospital201 Manor PlaceGreenport, NY 11944Entering and verification of orders; daily rounds; consultation and education of patients and staff, preparation of intravenous admixtures; dispensing and maintenance of narcotic inventory, including the conducting of monthly unit inspections.10/03-12/12 Academic DirectorPharmacy Technician Enterprises, Inc.601 Portion Rd. Suite 208Lake Ronkonkoma, NY 11779Founded a corporation that conducts pharmacy technician training programs in affiliation with Dowling College. Duties include curriculum development, teaching, enrollment, job placement, and all aspects of operating a successful health career training program. Received award from The Suffolk County Womens Business Enterprise Coalition as best new business for 2003.4/05-4/07 Supervising PharmacistAdvocare, Inc.22 Sarah DriveFarmingdale, NY 11735Responsible for supervising and performing all pharmacy operations for a busy home infusion company. Duties include communicating with medical staff of several area hospitals, interpreting and calculating patient orders, preparing sterile IV admixtures and Total Parenteral Nutrition solutions for homebound patients and coordinating their timely delivery and administration in the patients homes7/00-5/02 Oncology PharmacistNorth Shore Hematology/Oncology Associates, P.C.235 North Belle Mead RoadEast Setauket, NY 11733Responsible for the preparation of all chemotherapy and adjunct treatments for the 3rd largest oncology outpatient clinic in the U.S. Also responsible for advising physicians on dosages and regimens and maintaining the proper storage of medications. Additional duties included the ordering, dispensing and accountability of investigational agents for several ongoing study protocols.4/98-12/99 Clinical PharmacistLuitpold Pharmaceuticals, Inc.One Luitpold DriveShirley, NY 11967Responsible for answering drug information and technical questions on products for a major sterile injectable pharmaceutical company, training of sales force and clinical nurses, interpretation and dissemination of clinical data, investigation of customer complaints and adverse drug events and assisting in the research and development of professional and promotional materials for new products.9/98-6/99 Clinical Geriatric PharmacistParker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabilitation271-11 76th AvenueNew Hyde Park, NY 11040Responsible for all pharmacy operations for one of the largest and comprehensive LTC and rehabilitation facilities on Long Island. Duties included chart review, medication reconciliation, processing and dispensing medication orders, counseling patients and communicating with physicians and nursing staff8/94-6/97 Staff PharmacistMercy Medical Center1000 North Village AvenueRockville Center, NY 11580Responsible for all pharmacy operations including daily chemotherapy and ambulatory IV preparation, nightly computer back-up operations and narcotic dispensing and inventory.7/92-7/94 Research PharmacistAIDS Clinical Trials Unit (ACTU)-SUNY Downstate Medical Center450 Clarkson AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11203Member of an NIH-funded clinical research team that conducted clinical trials for the treatment and prevention of HIV/AIDS. Duties included dispensing of proper treatment regimens in various clinical studies, monitoring patient outcomes and adverse events, patient counseling, and the ordering, storage and inventory control of investigational agents.7/91-7/92 Hospital Pharmacy ResidencyMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC)New York, NY 10021The one-year ASHP-accredited residency program included rotations in surgical, medical, critical and oncological pharmacy satellites as well as in Computer and Central Operations, TPN, Administration, Drug Information, Quality Assurance, DUE, Education, Research and Finance.PRESENTATIONS AND LECTURES:From Metoclopramide to Zofran: the Evolution of Anti-Emetics in Cancer Chemotherapy, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC).The Implementation of a Talc Suspension Protocol for the Treatment of Pleural Effusions, Mid-Region Residency Conference, Baltimore, MD (May 1992); was also accepted to be presented at the ASHP Mid-Year Clinical Conference in Orlando, FL (December, 1992).Adverse Drug Reactions and Interactions in HIV Disease, HIV Clinical Scholars Programs, SUNY HSC at Brooklyn.Implementation of the Patient Education Program (PEP) at SUNY HSC for HIV+/AIDS patients.EDUCATION:8/05-12/07 Doctor in Pharmacy (Pharm.D)Shenandoah University School of PharmacyWinchester, VA7/91-7/92 Graduate ResidencyMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer CenterNew York, NY 100219/86-5/91 Bachelor of Science in PharmacySt. Johns UniversityCollege of Pharmacy and Allied Health ProfessionsJamaica, NY 114399/82-12/83 Brandeis UniversityWaltham, MA 02934PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE, CERTIFICATIONS:New York State Pharmacist License #040662Certified Healthcare Instructor (CHI), National Healthcareer Association (NHA)Certified in Adult, Child and Infant CPROpioid Overdose Responder TrainerCertified FertiliytCare Practitioner InternPROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:American Society of Health-Systems PharmacistsAmerican Pharmaceutical AssociationPharmacy Technician Educators CouncilAWARDS, ACCOLADESDecember 2003-Recipient of Best New Woman-owned Business Award from The Suffolk County Womens Business Enterprise CoalitionJuly 2004- Feature Article in Suffolk Life Newspapers Health and Careers Section for new programs.September 2004-Workforce Builders Award sponsored by Long Island Works and NewsdayJanuary 2005: Listed in Americas Whos Who in Professionals and ExecutivesMarch 2005- Profile featured in Women in Business special section of Times-Beacon HeraldWas one of only 12 women chosen in the nation to participate in Helen Alvares Women Speak for Themselves seminarHOBBIESPickleball, Black belt in shotokan karate; kickboxing, church Lector and Eucharistic minister for hospitalized and homebound patients. |
