Jimmy D. Blackburn

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Apt #*

Tahlequah, OK 74464

918-***-****

adhj18@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

Native American and veteran pharmacist looking to obtain a position as a staff or clinical pharmacist.

Education

University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy

Tulsa, Oklahoma

August 2008 – June 2012

Graduation Date – June 2, 2012

Degree Obtained – Doctor of Pharmacy

Northeastern State University

Tahlequah, Oklahoma

August 2006 – May 2008

Pre-pharmacy coursework

Indian Capital Vo-Tech School

Sallisaw, Oklahoma

August 1995 – June 1996

Practical Nursing

Certificate – Practical Nurse

Credentials

Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy

Pharmacist Registration No. 15235

National CPR Foundation

Basic Life Support Provider – Exp. 01/2021

Immunization Registration – Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy

Preceptor – Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy

Work History

Tahlequah Drug Company/TMC Pharmacy

Tahlequah, Oklahoma

March 2017 to Present

Staff Pharmacist

Boomer Solutions LTC Pharmacy

Eufaula, Oklahoma

January 2016 to March 2017

Staff Pharmacist

Eufaula Indian Health Center

Eufaula, Oklahoma

October 2013 to January 2016

Clinical Pharmacist

Wewoka Indian Health Clinic

Wewoka, Oklahoma

October 2012 to October 2013

Staff Pharmacist

Tahlequah Drug Company

Tahlequah, Oklahoma

June 2010 to August 2010

Pharmacy Intern

Hastings Indian Medical Center

Tahlequah, Oklahoma

April 2003 to August 2006

Licensed Practical Nurse/Podiatrist’s Assistant

Pharmacy Practice Rotations

April 2012 – Ambulatory Medicine

Claremore IHS Hospital – Claremore, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Ryan Schupbach, PharmD

Activities included monitoring of patients receiving warfarin in the Anticoagulation Clinic (ACC), attendance of National IHS Anticoagulation Training Program training and lectures, participation in journal club discussions concerning medical journal articles, data entry using Electronic Health Record.

March 2012 – Selective

All Saints Home Medical

Preceptor: Jay Tipps, D.Ph.

Activities included sterile IV compounding, chemotherapy compounding (5-FU), compounding of sterile solution for intramuscular injection (Hydromorphone), sterile compounding of epidural solution, compounding morphine sublingual tablets, compounding of lorazepam transdermal gels.

February 2012 – Adult Medicine

Claremore IHS Hospital – Claremore, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Tim Murray, Pharm.D.

Activities included seeing patients in the congestive heart failure clinic,

performance of medication reconciliation for newly admitted patients, medication utilization evaluation projects concentrating on dronedarone and sitagliptin, daily patient monitoring with case discussions and participation in discussions over various disease states.

December 2011 – Hospital

Tahlequah City Hospital – Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Ray Potts, Pharm.D.

Activities included daily monitoring of hospital creatinine clearance report and making renal dosage change suggestions as needed, entering physician orders into computer system, preparation of intravenous admixture solutions, filling inpatient medication orders. Also shadowed the Anticoagulation Clinic pharmacist, shadowed a staff anesthesiologist through two CABG procedures, and spent a shift with an Emergency Department physician and a shift with the hospitalist.

November 2011 – Elective

Pfizer Pharmaceuticals – Tulsa, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Brian Maves, Pharm.D., M.S.

Experience received included shadowing a clinical education consultant in daily activities such as conference calls, gathering of Anticoagulation Clinic data from multiple health care providers, dissemination of smoking cessation materials, and assisting the preceptor on the review of “Measuring Pharmacist’s Value,” a manuscript submitted for possible AJHP publication.

Projects included “An analysis of cardiovascular & metabolic risks from a health and wellness screening event,” a cardiovascular screening even for the City of Broken Arrow; “Screening of depression among adult patients using the PHQ-2,” a Health Outcomes Project Evaluation (HOPE) conducted on participants from Fort Sill in Lawton, OK.

October 2011 – Ambulatory Care

Health Improvement Project (HIP) Clinic – Tulsa, Oklahoma

Community Health Connection – Tulsa, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Michelle Lamb, Pharm.D.

Experience received included obtaining and evaluating medication histories, identification and analysis of disease risk factors with emphasis on diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia, patient medication and disease state education, participation in disease state discussions, completion of SOAP notes, answering drug information questions, presentation of journal article in journal club.

September 2011 – Elective: Drug Information

Saint Francis Hospital – Tulsa, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Jacyntha Sterling, Pharm.D.

Experience received included receipt and answering of Drug Information queries posed by hospital staff, including physicians, pharmacists, and

nurses, evaluation and completion of Formulary Action Forms, attendance

of P & T committee meetings, attendance and participation in medication

shortage management meetings.

Projects included evaluation and presentation of rivaroxaban (Xarelto)

data for formulary review. Additionally, various other projects involving compilation of drug databases for analysis based on cost comparison, prescribing authority of mid-level providers, and pharmacokinetic evaluation and comparison, among others.

August 2011 – Selective: Ambulatory Care

Three Rivers Healthcare Center – Muskogee, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Lori Alred, Pharm.D.

Experience received included monitoring patients through the Anticoagulation Clinic (ACC) who received warfarin therapy, counseling of patients over prescription medications, entry of patient data into the Refill By Mail database, observation of diabetic education by Pharm.D./Certified Diabetic Educator.

Projects: Creation of “Intern Orientation Packet” which included an orientation checklist, literature pertaining to the ACC, and a copy of the ACC protocol. Additionally, created and submitted to preceptor and faculty a written review of Pradaxa.

June 2011 – Community Practice

Tahlequah Medical Center Pharmacy – Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Preceptor: Dennis Byrd, D.Ph.

Experience received included preparation and dispensing of prescription medications, counseling patients over prescription medications, receipt of oral physician orders via telephone and voicemail service, and compounding. In addition, observed and participated in the monthly evaluation and consultation activities at the local Assisted Living facility (Go Ye Village) with Dr. Dennis Byrd.

Achievements

Rho Theta Sigma Honor Society (Northeastern State University)

President’s Honor Roll – Fall 2006, Spring 2007 (Northeastern State University)

Dean’s Honor Roll – Fall 2007 (Northeastern State University)

IHS Scholarship recipient Fall 2009 – Spring 2012

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