Supervisor Sales

Diana Nicola Khader

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Education:

University of Southern Nevada School of Pharmacy, Henderson, NV

Aug 2007-2010

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) June 2010

California State University, Long Beach, CA

Aug 2006-2007

Degree Earned: Masters in Business Administration (MBA) July

2007

California State University, Long Beach, CA Aug 2004-

2006

Degree Earned: Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree

May 2006

Major: Physiology Minor: Biochemistry.

Fullerton Community College, Fullerton, CA Aug 2001-

2004

Degree Earned: Associates Degree in Chemistry May 2004

Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences:

Complementary Medicine: Drug and Non-drug Therapies

05/25/2009 to 07/03/2009

Charles Lacy, Pharm.D., FCSHP

This course was designed to survey and analyze the alternative

therapies to traditional Western medicine currently available

to patients/ clients in the United States with emphasis on

identifying the impact and compatibility of these non-drug

options with that of FDA approved medications. The areas

covered include the following: evidence-based approaches to

therapy, pharmacognosy, herbal medicine, Ayurvedic medicine,

traditional Chinese medicine, prolotherapy, drug-herb

interactions, nutritional therapy, detoxification therapies,

manipulative therapies, mind-body medicine, magnetic field

therapies, flower essence and aromatherapy, longevity medicine,

precautions and recommendations.

Home Infusion

08/17/2009 to 09/25/2009

Teresa Jue, Pharm.D.

This rotation was designed to provide an overview of the

numerous infusion therapies, such as antibiotics and pain

management, nutritional products such as tube feedings, for

home use, with easy-to-use infusion pumps and supplies. The

areas covered include the following: total parenteral nutrition

(TPN), enteral nutrition, chemotherapy agents, blood factors,

pain management, hydration therapy, catheter care, patient

clinical monitoring, management of the IV therapy care plan,

counseling patient on IV pumps, tubing, needles and syringes.

Furthermore, I participated in directing an instructional video

for patients on setting pumps and how to fix any problems they

encounter.

Institutional

09/28/2009 to 11/06/2009

Emily Do, Pharm D.

The purpose of this rotation was to gain experience in various

aspects of inpatient pharmacy, which include provision of

products to patients and other hospital/clinic departments,

clinical pharmacy services, and pharmacy management. The areas

covered include the following: screening and processing

medication orders, evaluating orders for completeness,

appropriate indication, allergies, drug-drug interaction and

formulary requirements. Preparing and distributing products,

unit dosing, repackaging and non-sterile compounding. The main

project on this rotation had to do with pharmacoeconomics. As

my final presentation, I had to work with pharmaceutical

companies to get the best pricing on the IV solutions for the

hospital, since the contract was ending soon. As a result, the

hospital signed with the pharmaceutical company that I

recommended based on my research and pricing that I was able to

get.

Disease State Management

11/09/2009 to 12/18/2009

Deborah Lotzof, Pharm.D.

This rotation was designed to give an overview on outpatient

care and independent retail pharmacy with emphasis on Diabetes.

The areas covered include: vaccinations, processing new

prescriptions, taking new prescription over the phone, filling

and counseling patients on their medications.

Pharmaceutical Industry (Pfizer)

01/04/2009 to 02/12/2010

Sandy Sierawski, Pharm.D.

The rotation provided a general knowledge to a variety of areas

within the pharmaceutical industry, which includes sales and

marketing, clinical research, business information, managed

care and/or Medical Information Services. The areas covered

include the following: scientific operations at the regional

level, evaluating new research studies, creating educational

non-branded programs for customers/clinics, sales and

marketing, pharmaceutical product management, sales

support/communication/advertising development, and channels of

distribution. The final project was to survey and analyze data

from a psychiatric clinic and evaluate a potential research

involvement in metabolic syndrome disorders and smoking

cessation.

Ambulatory Care

02/15/2010 to 03/26/2010

Angela Jeong, Pharm.D.

This rotation mainly focused on the role of pharmacist in the

outpatient arena and exposure to the pharmacy and therapeutics

committee. A strong emphasis was placed on monitoring and

educating diabetic, hyperlipidemia and Coumadin patients. As an

intern, I was responsible for taking the history of patients,

checking glucose and INR levels, seeing new patients and

recommending medications accordingly. Regular review of patient

INR results, follow-up with patients via phone and changing the

Coumadin dose accordingly was part of the daily job. In

addition, I participated in numerous presentations and

projects, which include: presentation to seniors at Cerritos

senior center on how to use their medications safely, wrote an

article about Maalox misuse/misconception, added the

pharmaceutical therapy portion to a kidney presentation that

was presented to the nurses and doctors, presented a summary of

the OTC treatments to the doctors and participated in the

hyperlipidemia/hyperglycemia research study with Abbott

Pharmaceuticals.

Adult Acute Care

03/29/2010 to 05/07/2010

Leslie Wolder, Pharm. D.

This hospital setting rotation offered a variety of

experiences, including inpatient medical, surgical and

psychiatric services for adults, emergency, ambulatory and

diagnostic services, and inpatient nutritional services. I

gained experience in history, specimens and lab screening,

antimicrobial therapies and dosing, nutrition screening,

charting and writing new orders, developing nutrition care

plans and interacting with patients and health care

professionals. The final presentation included: a review of

the effect of an Acidic-basic pH on lab results and glucose

levels.

Educational Experience:

Smith's Pharmacy. Intern Pharmacist, August

2008- May 2009

Supervisor: Scott Harrington, RPh

- Filling prescriptions, distributing prescriptions to patients,

counseling patient and stocking medications.

CVS Pharmacy. Intern Pharmacist, June 2008-

August 2008

Supervisor: Thomas Cao, RPh

- Filling prescriptions, distributing prescriptions to patients,

counseling patient and stocking medications.

Walgreens Pharmacy. Intern Pharmacist, August 2007-

May 2008

Supervisor: Dale Atencio, RPh

- Filling prescriptions, distributing prescriptions to patients,

counseling patient and stocking medications.

Work Experience:

Walgreens Pharmacy. Intern Position, August

2008- May 2009 Supervisor: Dale Atencio, RPh

Beckman Coulter. Associate Scientist, June 2006

- August 2006

Crest Medical Group. Clinical Care Extender,

June 2003-June 2004

Supervisor: Mai Layyous. M.D

Professional Organizations/ Committees:

Class President, 2007- 2008

Phi Delta Chi (PDC) Treasurer, 2007-2008 and Member, 2007-present

Student Alliance member, 2007-present

National Community Pharmacist Association, 2007-present

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, 2007-present

American Pharmacists Association, 2007-present

Awards/ Scholarships:

University of Southern Nevada Scholarship Recipient, 2008

Dean's List 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006

Golden Key International Honor Society, 2004

The Chancellor's List Award, 2003

Excellent Academic Achievement Award from Fullerton College, 2002

Volunteer Experience:

VA Memorial Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy, Filling prescriptions,

distributing prescriptions to patients, stocking medications, and

training incoming volunteers. Long Beach, CA, August 2006

Phi Delta Chi, Blood pressure screening, cholesterol, and diabetes

information. Supervisor: Jeff Rosenblatt, Pharm.D., University of

Southern Nevada, Las Vegas, NV, Fall 2008

Phi Delta Chi, Food drives for local Las Vegas elementary schools,

Supervisor: Jeff Rosenblatt, Pharm.D., University of Southern Nevada,

Las Vegas, NV, November 2008

Licensures/ Certifications:

North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination (NAPLEX), September

2010

California Practice Standards & Jurisprudence Examination (CPJE),

September 2010

Multistate Pharmacy Jurisprudence Examination (MPJE), In progress

Pharmacy Intern License from Nevada State Board of Pharmacy, August

2007-present

Rx for Change, Smoking Cessation Program, March 2008

Basic Life Support/CPR/AED, May 2008-2010

References:

Available upon request.

Relocations:

Willing to relocate.

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