Tally Shuldiner

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EDUCATION

Doctor of Pharmacy May 2014

GPA: 3.75

Touro College of Pharmacy

New York, New York

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION

Registered Pharmacy Intern- State of New York 2011-Present

American Red Cross Certified in Adult CPR 2010-Present

American Red Cross Certified in Standard First Aid

HONORS AND AWARDS

Student Ambassador Award 2014

Rho Chi Society – the Academic Honor Society in Pharmacy 2013-Present

Dean’s List 2010-2014

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Department of Family Medicine – Saint-Mary's Hospital Research Assistant 2009

Montreal, Canada

Qualitative analysis of interviews between doctors, patients and translators.

Attended weekly meetings.

The Lady Davis Research Institute – The Jewish General Hospital Research Assistant 2008

Montreal, Canada

Co-wrote an article about Blood Donation Deferrals.

Attended weekly lab meetings.

Conducted a literature review on blood donation safety.

TEACHING EXPERIENCES

Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) -Coordinator 2012 - 2013

New York, New York

Program Director: Deborah Williams, M.D, Ph.D.

Taught patient cases to students, and led discussions on various ambulatory care health topics

Coordinated the facilitators’ activities and schedules

Attended meetings to organize materials for the program

Provided college admissions preparation classes and career development activities

Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention and Education Program (PDAPEP) -Secretary 2012 - Present

Touro College of Pharmacy

New York, New York

Program Director: Craig Kovera, PhD.

Arranged conferences on prescription drug abuse at schools in Staten Island

Conducted role playing sessions with the students on how to handle peer-pressure situations

Helped develop the Ambassadors Program for high school students

Documented minutes at team meetings and wrote articles for the Director

Liaised for all PDAPEP events to ensure communication between schools and pharmacy students

Touro College of Pharmacy's Ambassador's Club 2013

Touro College of Pharmacy

New York, New York

Program Director: Reeshemah Brighltey,

Represented the College of Pharmacy at public relations and outreach activities

Provided information to prospective students, parents regarding campus life from a student’s

perspective

Conducted presentations on pharmacy as a profession, information booths and campus tours

ADVANCED PRACTICE EXPERIENCES

Pharmacy Intern 2014

Lennox Terrace Pharmacy

New York, New York

Preceptor: Abdul Wahab Qureshi

• Counseled patients onprescription and over-the-counter medications

• Dispensed and processed prescriptions and reconciled insurance billing

• Assisted in inventory control and daily maintenance routines.

Institutional Pharmacy Internship 2013

Harlem Hospital Center

New York, New York

Preceptor: Hinnah Farooqi, Pharm.D.

Filled medication carts and assisted pharmacy technicians in filling and processing prescriptions

Attended multidisciplinary pharmacy and therapeutic meetings

Attended Project RED (Re-Engineering Discharge) rounds, counseled heart failure patients on

medication adherence, and created a pamphlet to distribute to Project RED patients upon

discharge

Created drug monographs for medical residents

Participated in daily team rounds at the Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU)

Internal Medicine Pharmacy Internship 2013

Saint-Lukes Roosevelt Hospital Center

New York, New York

Preceptor: Shreya Patel, Pharm.D,

Participated in daily Coronary Care Unit (CCU) multidisciplinary rounds

Assisted in monitoring patients and medications daily to detect potential drug interactions,

adverse effects, toxicities, and allergies

Provided drug information services and in-service presentations to medical and pharmacy staffs

Counseled patients on medication adherence and smoking cessation

Contacted patients' insurance and pharmacy to determine which course of therapy would be

covered

Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Internship 2013

Harlem Hospital Center

New York, New York

Preceptor: Hinnah Farooqi, Pharm.D.

Analyzed and quantified pharmacy interventions

Provided education and drug information requests to medical residents

Wrote articles for the hospital newsletter

Ran a booth with flyers on ambulatory care topics, and offered free counseling on any questions

patients had on their disease states or meds

Pharmacy Intern 2012

Walgreens 10912

New York, New York

Supervisor: Saima Ali, Pham.D.

Counseled patients on prescription and over-the counter (OTC) medications

Dispensed and processed prescriptions, participated in insurance reconciliation, and managed

inventory

Conducted medication therapy management sessions with patients enrolled in Medicare Part D

drug plans

INTRODUCTORY PRACTICE EXPERIENCES

Introductory Institutional Pharmacy Practice 2012

Lincoln Hospital Center

New York, New York

Preceptor: Frank Piacenti, Pharm.D.

Dispensed and filled medication carts

Participated in multidisciplinary Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and infectious diseases team daily

rounds

Attended Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) meeting

Provided evidence-based drug information services to medical team

Introductory Institutional Pharmacy Practice 2011

Harlem Hospital Center

New York, New York

Preceptor: Hinnah Farooqi, Pharm.D.

Obtained training in pharmacy operations and electronic medical record system

Attended multidisciplinary Pharmacy and Therapeutic (P&T) meetings

Educated medical and pharmacy staff on hypertension and anti-coagulation pharmacy protocols

Participated in daily team rounds at the Surgical Intensive Care Unit (SICU)

INTERNSHIPS

Elective in Medical Writing 2013

BGB New York

New York, New York

Supervisor: Mohammad Yaghoubi, MD

Worked on an educational medical writing project to create a biomarker slide deck

Participated in focus groups for ideas on how to promote new products in the pharmacy

Conducted a literature review on newly discovered biomarkers VISTA and CTLA-4

Created annotated bibliographies for presentations for company clients

Elective in Pharmacy Management and Leadership 2012

Northshore, Long Island Jewish Hospital- Forest Hills

Queens, New York

Supervisor: Irina Niyazov, Pharm.D.

Participated in medication reconciliation for all incoming patients

Developed leadership and practice management skills

Updated the hospital’s Joint Commission protocols

Conducted “meet and greets” with new admission and discussed mediation management with

patients

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS

Major disease state presentation: Elotuzumab and the future of Multiple Myeloma (1 hour)

December 2013

Presented: BGB New York Medical Writing Staff

Objectives: Present pharmacotherapy of multiple myeloma, and monoclonal antibodies as new

treatment options.

Major disease state presentation: Acute Coronary Syndrome” (1 hour)

May 2013

Presented: Presentation to clinical pharmacists and pharmacy students at Saint-Lukes Hospital

Objectives: Present pathophysiology of acute coronary syndrome, and treatment guidelines.

Major disease state presentation: Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia (1 hour)

April 2013

Presented: Presentation to clinical pharmacists and pharmacy students at Saint-Lukes Hospital

Objectives: Present pathophysiology and pharmacotherapy of heparin induced thrombocytopenia.

Major case presentation: “Atrial Fibrillation” (1 hour)

March 2013

Presented: Presentation to entire pharmacy staff at Harlem Hospital Center

Objectives: Present pathophysiology, pharmacotherapy of atrial fibrillation, and patient case.

JOURNAL CLUB PRESENTATIONS

June 2013:

Park K.W, Kang J, Park J.J, et al. Amlodipine, clopidogrel and CYP3A5 genetic

variability: effects on platelet reactivity and clinical

outcomes after percutaneous coronary intervention. Heart. 2012;98:1366.

Presented to preceptors and pharmacists

Saint-Lukes Roosevelt, New York, New York

Dreyer R.P, Tavella R, Air, T, et al. Evaluation of Gender Differences in Door-to-Balloon Time in ST-

Elevation Myocardial Infarction. Heart and lung circulation. 2013; 00183-2.

Presented to preceptors and pharmacists

Saint-Lukes Roosevelt, New York, New York

February 2013:

Hermanides J, Bosman R, Vriesendorp T, et al. Hypoglycemia is associated with intensive care unit

mortality. Crit care. 2010;38:6.

Presented to preceptors and clinical pharmacists

Harlem Hospital Center, New York, New York

July 2012:

Boekholdt, SM, Arsenault BJ, Mora S, et al. Association of LDL cholesterol, Non-HDL cholesterol, and

apolipoprotein B levels with risk of cardiovascular events among patients treated with statins . JAMA

2012; 307:1302-1309.

Presented to preceptors, clinical and staff pharmacists

Lincoln Hospital Center, New York, New York

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Rosenberg E, Richard C, Lussier MT, Shuldiner T. The content of talk about health conditions

and medications during appointments and involving interpreters. Fam Pract. 2011; 28(3):317-

22.

Wainberg MA, Shuldiner T, Dahl K, Gilmore N. Reconsidering the lifetime deferral of blood

donations by men who have sex with men. CMJA. 2010; 182(12):1321-4.

NON-PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS

Enoxaparin (Lovenox®) Drug Monograph

Distributed to all Doctors

Harlem Hospital Center, New York, New York

March 2013

Beta Blockers

Distributed to all medical residents

Harlem Hospital Center, New York, New York

March 2013

Older Adults & Disaster Preparedness & Response Initiative

To be included in a policy report for the New York Department of Health

New York Academy of Medicine Department of Health Policy

September 2013

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

Rho Chi Society

American Society of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP-SSHP)

New York State Council of Health- System Pharmacists (NYSCHP)

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Pharmacy Intern 2013

New York Academy of Medicine Department of Health Policy, Disaster Preparedness

New York, New York

Preceptor: Lindsay Goldman M.S.

Identified best practices and generated recommendations to Implement improved disaster

response plans for older adults

Conducted primary research with older adults and service providers in regions affected by

Hurricane Sandy

Generated a review of existing literature in disaster response and recovery

Documented minutes at NYAM hosted events hosted that facilitated discussion between first

responders and community members affected by the hurricane

Created a report with policy recommendations for public and private sector agencies

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