Training Medical

CLINICAL PHARMACIST;

Description;

• Identifies, resolves and presents potential and related problems by obtaining and evaluating

medical data including patient history, laboratory data and review patient profile for drug

interactions, allergies, and contraindications, adverse drug reactions to determine and

implement drug therapy.

• Communicates directly with physicians, nurses, and other health care providers to relate

information regarding patient drug therapy.

• Communicates and document drug information given to patients and or patient representatives.

• Supervise and monitors all patient drug therapy in designated area, for cost effectiveness and

communicates all possible cost saving recommendation to patients and physicians.

• Maintains and updates personal drug knowledge database to ensure accurate provision of

pharmaceutical care of general disease states as well as specialized knowledge in assigned area

of expertise.

• Participate in clinical research activities.

• Prepare and ensure imparting of training as an educator in departmental training program for

clinical pharmacy development as well as deliver presentation on regular basis to the pharmacy

and other health care staff.

• Maintain a proper documentation of all recommendations regarding drug usage and their

outcomes.

• Conduct drug utilization reviews and suggest strategies to overcome the deficiency found by

such reviews.

• Facilitate clinical pharmacist in investigating the adverse drug reaction reported to the

pharmacy department and compile a formal report at the end of each month.

• Plan and execute activities for rationalizing drug usage; monitor the efficacy of such programs

and suggest practical approach to improve the outcomes.

• Participate in educational activities; seminars and conferences.

• Participate in training and credentialing of staff for clinical activities.

CONTINOUS EDUCATION SESSIONS ATTENDED:

MEDICAL LECTURES.

• Creating culture of service excellence. (2010) 2hrs

• Peritoneal Dialysis Practice program me,(Certificate of Competency by Fresenius-

• Medical Care Asia Pacific Care). (2012) 6 days

• Managing Epilepsy –Pharmacist Help. (2011) 1 hrs.

• First –Aid training program me. (2006) 6 hrs.

• Treating breakthrough cancer pain- What pharmacist need to know. (2011) 1hr.

• Medications used in End-Stage Renal Disease. (2011) 1hr.

• Why Chelating Agents in Thalassemia. (2011) 1 hr.

• Primary Amoebic Meningo- encephalitis Treatment. (2011) 1hr.

CERTIFIED COURSES:

• Training program me Microsoft Office, various features of Microsoft word, Microsoft office, PowerPoint,

Microsoft Excel. (2007) 15hrs.

• Strategies to improve effective communication between pharmacist and other health care professionals.

• The Power of Projection- Presentation Skills. (2012) 2hrs.

OBJECTIVE:

To utilize my skills and knowledge for the achievement of organizational and personal growth.

QUALIFICATION;

MATRICULATION:

Matriculation from Karachi Board (1999)

HIGHER SECONDARY:

Inter Science from Karachi board (2001)

GRADUATION:

Pharmacy from Karachi board (2005)

Pharm-D from Karachi board (2010)

WORKING EXPERIENCE:

• Internship and working experience as hospital inpatient and outpatient pharmacist from HOLY FAMILY

HOSPITAL from 1st June 2006 -30th June 2007.

• Internship and working experience as inpatient hospital pharmacist in AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY

HOSPITAL (AKUH) from JULY 2007 till to date.

• Conducted Quality Project for the hospital AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL for discharged patient

medications with Pharmacy Supervisor.

• Staff pharmacist from 10th July 2010 to 30TH September 2012.

• Clinical Pharmacist 1st October 2012 till to date.

• 2 Year working experience as Staff Pharmacist in paedriatic ward (reviewing patient profiles with Gastro

intestinal; Urinary tract Disorders; Patients with Hypersentivity reactions; suggesting treatment strategies,

cost effective therapy plans, intervening if required, reporting of adverse drug reactions.

• 1 Year working experience as Staff Pharmacist in psychiatric ward (reviewing patient profiles, suggesting

treatment strategies, cost effective therapy plans, intervening if required, reporting of adverse drug

reactions; presenting topics on advancements in pscychriatic therapy in clinical ward rounds.

DESCRIPTION CLINICAL PHARMACIST;

• Identifies, resolves and presents potential and related problems by obtaining and evaluating medical data

• including patient history, laboratory data and review patient profile for drug interactions, allergies, and

contraindications, adverse drug reactions to determine and implement drug therapy.

• Communicates directly with physicians, nurses, and other health care providers to relate information

regarding patient drug therapy.

• Communicates and document drug information given to patients and or patient representatives.

• Supervise and monitors all patient drug therapy in designated area, for cost effectiveness and

communicates all possible cost saving recommendation to patients and physicians.

• Maintains and updates personal drug knowledge database to ensure accurate provision of pharmaceutical

care of general disease states as well as specialized knowledge in assigned area of expertise.

• Participate in clinical research activities.

• Prepare and ensure imparting of training as an educator in departmental training program for clinical

pharmacy development as well as deliver presentation on regular basis to the pharmacy and other health

care staff.

• Maintain a proper documentation of all recommendations regarding drug usage and their outcomes.

• Conduct drug utilization reviews and suggest strategies to overcome the deficiency found by such reviews.

• Facilitate clinical pharmacist in investigating the adverse drug reaction reported to the pharmacy

department and compile a formal report at the end of each month.

• Plan and execute activities for rationalizing drug usage; monitor the efficacy of such programs and suggest

practical approach to improve the outcomes.

• Participate in educational activities; seminars and conferences.

• Participate in training and credentialing of staff for clinical activities.

DESCRIPTION (INPATIENT PHARMACIST);

• Preparing, compounding and dispensing drugs and other pharmaceutical supplies.

• Reviews written prescription for dose, drug interaction and and assures that drug prescribed and dispensed

in proper manner.

• Verifies prescription accuracy and validity.

• Orally explains direction for using the drugs to patients.

• Maintains prescription records.

• Computes and record the prescription charges.

• Maintains control over distribution and usage of all drugs.

• Helps maintain pharmaceutical and supplies inventories, storing under proper conditions and security.

• Maintains strict control over distribution and usage of controlled drugs, such as narcotics.

• Provides information to Medical Human Resource on availability and usage of drugs; drug to drug

interaction and adverse effects of these drugs.

• Performs related work as and when required.

• Assist in training of students and technicians.

Online Continuous Education: (Medscape and American Association of Cont. Education).

• Pharmacist-Led Osteoarthritis Intervention: Improved Patient Care.

• Digoxin Toxicity, Awareness, Recognition, Treatment.

• Teriflunomide for relapsing multiple sclerosis.

• A video view point, Expert discussion on CML clinical debates.

• Bone intestinal renal axis: Modeling and managing calcium and phosphorus disturbances in chronic

kidney disease.

• Recognition and management of hyponaterimia in critical and neurocritical care settings.

• Important Considerations for Clinical Decision Making: Renal Impairment in Patients with Type 2

Diabetes.

REFERENCES;

Will be furnished upon request.

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