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TRAM LE

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Cell: 210-***-****

E-mail: ac8lbd@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

DANIEL K. INOUYE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY May 2018

University of Hawai’i at Hilo

Doctorate of pharmacy/PharmD

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS May 2014

Austin, Texas

Microbiology

WORK EXPERIENCE

FIRSTVITALS – Honolulu, HI Feb 12 to Mar 23, 2018

Disease State Management Intern 40 hours/week

• Performed medication reconciliation, diabetes care, anticoagulation duties, evaluated pharmacogenetic testing eligibility, lab values evaluation, administered vaccines, adjusted and refilled regimens as necessary

• Reviewed cases for prior authorizations and managed communication between physicians, insurance companies and patients

• Presented daily patient care plans, provided drug information and medical literature reviews to healthcare team, trained residents, students and patients on the appropriate use of inhalers/medical devices, and conducted in-services

• Evaluated clinical studies and medical news, and designed a naloxone distribution program

CARDINAL HEALTH – San Antonio, Texas Jan 2 to Feb 9, 2018 Nuclear Pharmacy Intern 40 hours/week

• Calculated, prepared and dispensed radiopharmaceuticals products and hazardous drugs for chemotherapy and worked with Indium white blood cell tagging

• Performed quality assurance test, and maintained USP Chapter 795, 797 and 800 compliance

• Surveyed vertical hoods and laboratory for radiation and aseptically cleaned radiation and biohazardous contaminations

WALGREENS – San Antonio, Texas Nov. 13 to Dec. 22, 2017 Pharmacy Intern 40 hours/week

• Collaborated with physicians to adjust patient’s drug therapy to a formulary medication

• Reviewed medication orders, insured appropriate drug selection, and conducted phone interviews to increase medication adherence

• Administered immunizations, provided patient counseling, and compounded sterile and nonsterile products

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QUEEN’S MEDICAL CENTER – Honolulu, HI June 1 to July 1, 2015 Outpatient Pharmacy Intern 40 hours/week

• Reviewed and prepared medication orders and mail order deliveries

• Provided medication counseling, administered vaccines and documented activities

• Performed inventory control and maintained safe and clean work environment UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

13/Sep/2011 – 07/May/2014

Part Time

Lab Technician

• Assisted in research, handled hazardous chemicals, enforced safety guidelines and trained new students

• Maintained inventory, prepared lab equipment, and managed a clean and orderly research lab.

HILO MEDICAL CENTER – Hilo, Hawai’i May 15 to Sept 23, 2017 Inpatient Hospital Pharmacy Intern 40 hours/week

• Performed daily antibiotic stewardship by reviewing dosing, drug levels, adverse events and collaborated with physicians to adjust patient’s antibiotic therapy

• Compounded and dispensed intravenous antibiotics, medications used for surgeries, and chemotherapy

• Participated in Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee meetings, rounded with doctors and residents, assisted in lectures, workshops, physical skills examinations, conducted in-services and provided trainings to residents, technicians and students

• Researched and developed chemotherapy dose rounding protocol to reduce hospital spending

• Reviewed medication orders, lab values evaluation, drug utilization evaluations, and Medication Therapy Management and offered formulary alternatives

• Followed through on all inappropriate drug regimens, adverse drug events and miscellaneous tasks, including documentation of interventions

• Provided age specific therapy through dose adjustments, body weight calculations, and renal and hepatic adjustments

• Collected data and interviewed patients with possible or known drug allergies to develop new protocol for patient with antibiotic allergies HILO MEDICAL CENTER – Hilo, Hawai’i

July 18 to July 29, 2016

Inpatient Hospital Pharmacy Intern 40 hours/week

• Evaluated patient information, formulated discharge treatment plans, participated in medication reconciliation and presented patient care plan notes

• Communicated follow-ups to pharmacist and physicians about patient’s progress, adverse reactions, and therapy appropriateness

• Assessed drug safety and efficacy through evaluations of physical symptoms, lab values, test and imaging results

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PROFESSIONAL LICENSES

Registered Pharmacist – Texas: RPH 63254 Aug 2018 -Oct 2020 CERTIFICATIONS

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation BLS for Healthcare Sep 2017 to Sep 2019 CITI Program Training Certification May 2016 to May 2019 Smoking Cessation Counseling Certification Since Feb 2016 APhA Immunization Certification Since May 2015

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