GAIL M LAVOIE
Email: abo9lo@r.postjobfree.com
Address:
City: Kingston
State: NH
Zip: 03848
Country: USA
Phone: 603-***-****
Skill Level: Any
Salary Range:
Primary Skills/Experience:
Pharmacist with retail and long term care consulting experience. Utilizes exceptional interpersonal skills to work with nurses, staff, physicians and pharmacists to build lasting relationships with customers. Resourceful and self- motivating, resolves pressing issues and maintains order and productivity.
Educational Background:
High School Dipolma from NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHARMACY, MA 1/2001 to 6/1984 (pharmacy)
Job History / Details:
Professional Profile
Pharmacist with retail and long term care consulting experience. Utilizes exceptional interpersonal skills to work with nurses, staff, physicians and pharmacists to build lasting relationships with customers. Resourceful and self- motivating, resolves pressing issues and maintains order and productivity.
Qualifications
Results-oriented
Patient-focused
Self-motivated
Creative Problem Solving
Hardworking
Proactive
Multi-task-oriented
Dependable
Experience
March 2007 to July 2011
Omnicare/Unicare Londonderry, New Hampshire
Consultant Pharmacist
Conducted monthly drug regimen reviews. Recommendations provided an average of 80 percentage physicians acceptance resulting in change in residents therapy or monitoring.
Improved quality of life for residents by optimizing pain control, achieving better glycemic control in Diabetics, and increasing function and decreasing distressed behaviors in Alzheimer residents.
Teamed successfully with physicians to achieve lowest effective dose for residents, especially for psychopharmacological medications.
Worked with facilities to achieve cost savings through implementation of formulary.
July 1985 to March 2007
CVS PHARMACY Plaistow, New Hampshire
Pharmacist in Charge
Counseled patients on OTC and prescription drugs
Trained pharmacy technicians and pharmacists
Conducted blood pressure clinics
Improved customer service ensuring customer follow up phone calls if prescription filling delayed.
Adjusted inventory, policies, and procedures which resulted in initially 20 percentage increase in prescription volume, followed by continual progressive growth.
Education
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Boston, Massachusetts
Bachelor of Science Pharmacy