<p> JANE EYRE, PHARMD, MBA, MSHS XXXX XXXX, Aurora, CO 80016 | mobile (XXX) XXX-XXX | [email protected]</p><p>Pharmacist </p><p>EDUCATION Doctorate of Pharmacy , California Northstate University 2013 Master of Business, Touro/Trident University International 2012 Master of Science in Health Sciences, Touro/Trident University International 2012 BS in Biological Sciences, minor Chemistry, Metro State University of Denver 2009 AS, Community College of Denver 2007</p><p>LICENSES & CERTIFICATIONS Pharmacy Intern, Colorado Board of Pharmacy Pending Pharmacy Intern, License No. 24717, California Board of Pharmacy 2009-Present Pharmacy Technician, License No: 4601-0108-1259-108, PTCB Certified 2008-2013 CPR & AED, American Heart Association Certified 2011-Present Certified in Immunization Delivery No: 202-0014, APhA Certified 2010-Present</p><p>PROFESSIONAL ADVANCE PHARMACY PRACTICE Advance Internal Medicine, 240 hours Apr.-May 2013 Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Roseville, CA Preceptor: Pharmacy Team</p><p>4 Reviewed patient profiles, drug regimens and ensured appropriate antibiotic regimen and duration. 4 Analyzed patient profiles and discussed each patient amongst interdisciplinary team. 4 Researched and answered drug information questions for physicians and pharmacists. 4 Aided medical and pharmacy team in resolving medical issues, pertaining to each patient.</p><p>Hospital Pharmacy Practice, 240 hours Feb.-Mar. 2013 Sutter Roseville Medical Center, Roseville, CA Preceptor: Trisha Rick, PharmD and Don Tran, PharmD</p><p>4 Researched and designed a drug formulary request and a drug shortage chart for pharmacy team. 4 Attended code blue and stroke alerts with pharmacy team. 4 Answered phone calls from physicians and nurses. 4 Refilled crash carts, prepackaged drugs and filled drugs. 4 Passed aseptic technique and filled IV bags. 4 Examined patient laboratory values. 4 Reviewed guidelines to assisted pharmacy with dosing and drug alternatives. 4 Increased pharmacy team productivity as an effective and diligent team worker, thus the completion of several pharmacy projects and tasks.</p><p>Advance Community/Long Term Care Specialty Pharmacy Practice Experience, 240 hours Jan.-Feb. 2013 Anderson Bros’ Pharmacy Town and Country, Sacramento, CA Preceptor: Steven Anderson, PharmD</p><p>4 Generated new prescriptions called in by phone. 4 Clarified any drug interactions, duplications and questions amongst physicians and patients. 4 Consulted patients on their prescriptions, and managed transfers by the phone. 4 Worked with pharmacy team to produce a more efficient workflow within the pharmacy. JANE EYRE, PHARMD, MBA, MSHS XXXX XXXX, Aurora, CO 80016 | mobile (XXX) XXX-XXX | [email protected]| Page 2</p><p>Advance Ambulatory Care—MTM, 240 hours Nov.-Dec. 2012 Kaiser Permanente, Sacramento, CA Preceptor: Tracy Chin, PharmD</p><p>4 Consulted patients on their medication regimens and discussed the importance of medication adherence and lifestyle habits, generated reports on each, and followed up with anticoagulant patients.</p><p>4 Determined drug interactions, duplications and medication errors.</p><p>4 Explained and articulated information on the phone to each patient effectively and professionally.</p><p>Advance Community Pharmacy Practice Experience, 240 hours Aug.-Sep. 2012</p><p>Bel Air Pharmacy, Folsom, CA</p><p>Preceptor: Peter Hagens, PharmD</p><p>4 Consulted patients on their medications.</p><p>4 Generated prescriptions labels.</p><p>4 Corrected insurance issues.</p><p>4 Filled, repackaged and re-shelved medications.</p><p>4 Identified new opportunities to aid healthcare professionals and the public in disease prevention methods, researched disease management topics, and discussed the preventative methods of each significant disease.</p><p>Advance Toxicology Specialty Pharmacy Practice Experience, 240 hours May-Jun. 2012 UC Davis, Sacramento, CA Preceptor: Grant Lackey, PharmD</p><p>4 Answered phone calls from the public associated with toxic overdoses and/or consumptions. 4 Entered patient information into database system, and followed up with patients on their recent toxic occurrence. 4 Researched questions on drug information to reassure public on any toxic issue. 4 Identified pills for investigative agents, and conducted reports per case situation. 4 Attended rounds and assisted medical team. 4 Resolved conflicts and made things smoother for medical and pharmacy team.</p><p>PROFESSIONAL INTRODUCTORY PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCE </p><p>Hospital Pharmacy Practice, 60 hours Dec. 2011 Sutter Memorial Hospital, Sacramento, CA Preceptor: Meyng Cho, PharmD</p><p>4 Aided pharmacy staff with inventory, including: monitoring refills in Pyxis machines, and processing one month’s worth of pyxis machine inventory within a week.</p><p>4 Identified expired medications and errors. 4 Filled and labeled pedipods syringes.</p><p>4 Filled, repackaged and re-shelved medications.</p><p>4 Refilled crash carts and open-heart trays.</p><p>Simulation Course Pharmacy Practice Experience, 60 hours Jun. 2011 California Northstate University College of Pharmacy, Rancho Cordova, CA Preceptor: Deepti Vyas, PharmD</p><p>4 Consulted patients based off of simulation scenario. 4 Worked on treatment plans with team members. 4 Learned about simulated emergency situations. 4 Conducted SOAP notes. Reapplied skills learned and developed from pharmacy school. JANE EYRE, PHARMD, MBA, MSHS XXXX XXXX, Aurora, CO 80016 | mobile (XXX) XXX-XXX | [email protected]| Page 3</p><p>Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience, 60 hours Mar. 2011 Walgreens, Carmichael, CA Preceptor: Pharmacy Team</p><p>4 Consulted, typed, and filled prescriptions to meet the need of patients. 4 Assisted patients on OTC medication selection. 4 Recorded new prescriptions called in by phone. 4 Aided with production, and identified expired medications and errors. 4 Improved quality in the pharmacy by fulfilling technical tasks and increasing productivity.</p><p>Community Pharmacy Practice, 60 hours May 2010 Safeway, Rocklin, CA Preceptor: Michael Wanless, PharmD </p><p>4 Consulted, typed and filled prescriptions to meet the need of the pharmacy. 4 Assisted patients on OTC medication selection. 4 Filled and logged CII prescriptions and recorded new prescriptions called in by phone. 4 Identified expired medications and errors, and prevented and resolved patient problems.</p><p>Community Pharmacy Practice, 60 hours Dec. 2009 Rite Aid, Cameron Park, CA Preceptor: Donald Gubbins, PharmD </p><p>4 Consulted patients on medication use and side effects. 4 Stocked medications, and filled, labeled, and reviewed prescriptions to reduce errors. 4 Contributed productivity of the pharmacy by aiding with technical tasks.</p><p>PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Teacher’s Assistant 2009</p><p>Metro State University of Denver, Denver, CO </p><p>4 Assisted in the development of course materials, and assisted with grading and other duties. 4 Built DNA models to aid laboratory students in learning Biology. 4 Worked in the laboratory with students on course material. </p><p>Pharmacy Technician 2008 King Soopers, Parker, CO 4 Filled and dispensed medications to patients. </p><p>4 Responsible for cashiering sales at the register, and keeping monies accurate. </p><p>4 Pulled and re-shelved medications for the pharmacist.</p><p>4 Learned how the pharmacy is operated and contributed to pharmacy production. </p><p>AFFILIATIONS Member of California Pharmacy Association (CPhA) 2009-2013 Member of California Society of Health-System Pharmacists (CSHP) 2011-2012 Member of the American Pharmacy Association (APhA) 2009-2012 Member of National Community Pharmacy Association (NCPA) 2010-2012</p><p>References upon request</p>