Michelle Jacobs Email: [email protected] Education and Credentials: 2005 to present: Certified Diabetes Educator 2002 to present: Certified Pharmacist Immunizer 1991-1995: University of California Doctor of Pharmacy School of Pharmacy June 1995 San Francisco, California 1989-1991 University of California Animal Physiology San Diego, California Organic Chemistry 1987-1989 San Diego Mesa College General Studies, with a focus San Diego, California in Western Civilization and Art History Pharmacy Practice Experience: November 2003 to present Assistant Clinical Professor Northeastern University Bouve College of Health Sciences, School of Pharmacy Boston, Massachusetts Responsibilities include educating and advising students in both didactic and experiential teaching forums. Also engaging in ongoing college service, scholarship, and professional activities. Didactic lectures have included: Diabetes Mellitus, Pain Management, Pathophysiology of Pain, Geriatrics Pharmacotherapy, The Pathophysiology of Aging, Alzheimer’s disease, and the Pathophysiology of Alzheimer’s Disease Committee and Service work have included: Merit Committee School of Pharmacy Admissions Committee Coordinator, Comprehensive Disease Management, Module 2 Coordinator, Comprehensive Disease Management Seminar, Module 2 Experiential teaching practice site: Primary responsibility: maintaining a clinic practice which serves as a forum for experiential learning. Clinical pharmacy services are provided in a collaborative practice model within adult chronic disease management, in particular, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, COPD/asthma and pain management. In addition, pharmacy services handle warfarin anticoagulation management and help solve any problem that may arise where therapeutics are involved. Students are professionally integrated in a way that enhances the quality of patient care, adding value to the patient’s experience, and assisting in provider education and work load. 2013-present: DotHouse Health, Dorchester, MA Clinical Pharmacist Diabetes Educator Program coordinator, Diabetes Self Management Education Program Responsibilities include leading the diabetes team for on-going evaluation of the DSME program. This includes assessment of topic scheduling, curriculum, teaching effectiveness, and directing the collection of data for quality assurance and on-going reporting to the American Diabetes Association. 2003-2013: Whittier Street Health Center, Roxbury, MA. Spring 2004-2007 Course Coordinator and Lecturer Pharmacotherapeutics for Adults and Older Adults – Spring Semester Northeastern University School of Nursing 1 January 2000 to 2004 Course Coordinator and Lecturer Advanced Pharmacology – Spring semester University of Massachusetts, Lowell Department of Nursing October 2001 to November 2003 Clinical Pharmacists Practitioner and Study Coordinator for: PATHS: Pharmacist Assisted Treatment of Hyperlipidemia, and PAMPERED: Pharmacist Assisted Medication Program Enhancing the Regulation of Diabetes Lahey Clinic. Burlington, Massachusetts Coordinator and primary clinical practitioner for two clinical research studies of pharmacist-run lipid and diabetes management clinics evaluating a pharmacist-physician co-management practice for the therapeutic monitoring and management of patients with diabetes, dyslipidemia and hypertension. 1996- October 2001 Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences (MCPHS) Boston, Massachusetts Responsibilities include educating and advising students in both didactic and experiential teaching forums. Also engaging in ongoing college service, scholarship, and professional activities. Annual lectures at MCPHS include: Principles of Geriatrics, Alzheimer’s Disease, Parkinson’s Disease Annual lecture at Boston University School of Medicine: Workshop on Geriatric Pharmacology Practice site: Boston University Geriatric Services (BUGS) located at Boston Medical Center providing clinical pharmacy consultation and drug information services for homebound geriatric patients. 1995-1996 Pharmacy Practice Resident University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Responsibilities include clinical clerkships, precepting Pharm.D. students on their clerkship rotations, Clinical Pharmacy conference leader, participation on Code Blue team, central pharmacy staffing, quality assurance and residency projects, drug monograph and a two hour formal didactic lecture to Pharm.D. students in their Clinical Therapeutics course. 1991-1993 Intern Pharmacist The Medical Center at the University of California, San Francisco Ambulatory Care Center San Francisco, California Research and Publications: 2017 Jacobs M, Sajjad A, Zheng K, Crosson J. Integration of Home Blood Pressure Monitoring in Hypertension Management. Arch Clin Hypertens 2017:3(1): 021-026. 2012 Jacobs M, Sherry P, Taylor L, Amato M, Tataronis G, Cushing G. Pharmacist Assisted Medication Program Enhancing the Regulation of Diabetes (PAMPERED) Study J Am Pharm Assoc. 2012;52:613–621. 2011 Kirwin J, DiVall M, Douglass M, Gonyeau M, Jacobs M, McQueeny M, Skirvin A, Van Amburgh J, Watanabe M, Zgarrick D. Curricular revision incorporating pathophysiology, pharmaceutical care skills, self-care, and pharmacotherapeutics to enhance content delivery. Abstract published in American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education, 75 Issue 5, Article 105. 2 2008 Jacobs M., Drews M. A Four Year Evaluation of an On-going Diabetes Group Medical Visit in an Urban Community Health Center. Abstract published in Diabetes, 2008:57 supplement(1), A565, 2044-PO. Associate with: The American Diabetes Association 68 Scientific Sessions San Francisco, CA. June 2008 2005 Drug Topics, “R.Ph. Involvement Improves A1c Levels in Type 2 Diabetes” Wayne Kuznar Link to online article: http://www.drugtopics.com/drugtopics/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=169536 Printed magazine version of article carries a picture of me within the article. This article highlights research I presented at the American Diabetes Association’s 65th Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions. I am interviewed within the article. Diabetes Forecast, “Clinical Pharmacists Can Get You to Goal” Terri Kordella, pg 46. This article highlights the benefits of a clinical pharmacist as an additional provider to help obtain diabetes control. I am interviewed within the article as well as research I am involved with. 2001-2003 Study Coordinator: PATHS: Pharmacist Assisted Treatment of Hyperlipidemia, and PAMPERED: Pharmacist Assisted Medication Program Enhancing the Regulation of Diabetes Study Lahey Clinic. Burlington, Massachusetts July 1997 Study Consultant Interneuron Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Waltham, Massachusetts Reviewed study cases and prepared patient narratives for a placebo-controlled multi-center trial evaluating an investigational agent used in post-stroke patients. 1995-1996 Study Coordinator The Impact of Pharm.D. Candidates on Pharmaceutical Care and Patient Outcomes Residency Project, University of California, San Francisco Preceptors: Mary Anne Koda-Kimble, Pharm.D. and Robin Corelli, Pharm.D. A repeated measure study documenting pharmaceutical interventions during two, six-week inpatient rotations of 27 Pharm.D. students. Results indicate that the number and sophistication of interventions increase over time. Results were presented and discussed at the 1996 Western States Conference and the American College of Clinical Pharmacy Spring Research Forum in Panama City, Florida 1997. Published: Dennehy CE, Kroon LA, Byrne M, Koda-Kimble MA. Increase in Number and Diversity of Clinical Interventions by PharmD Students over a Clerkship Rotation. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education,1998;62:373-79. Summer 1994 Research Consultant Diagnostek Inc. Diagnostek Inc. provides pharmaceutical services for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation clinics in Los Angeles, CA. I co-authored the study protocol, which describes the assessment of the average monthly drug cost for persons with AIDS. Study results were applied in a capitation agreement with Medicaid of California. 1989-1991 Director of Undergraduate Students/Laboratory Assistant Center for Molecular Genetics University of California, San Diego 3 Internet Publication: Published comments in the WebMD article 2001: Elderly Patients: Be Careful What You Prescribe Them. Docs Need More Geriatric Education Comments were an excerpt from an interview about prescribing issues in the elderly and my review of an article that appeared in the October 9th issue of Archives of Internal Medicine about drug use in the elderly. Reviewer: 2013 Clinical Audit Reviewed manuscript for publication Topic: Diabetes management in an international teaching hospital Dove Medical Press 2012 Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning Reviewed manuscript for publication. Topic: utilizing pharmacy students within diabetes management Jones & Bartlett Learning Reviewed a proposal for a case-based pharmacotherapy text to be used within a school of pharmacy curriculum. 2011 Archives of Internal Medicine Reviewed manuscript for publication Topic: association of statin use and peripheral neuropathy Textbook forward: Nurse’s Handbook of Behavioral and Mental Health Drugs. Blanchard & Loeb Publishers. Co-authored the Forward of the 2003 edition. Poster Presentations: 2017: Miller D, Jacobs M, Reid D, Matta T, Conley M, Rose T. Pre- and Post-Assessments to Evaluate Student Competency in Ambulatory Care Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences. American Colleges of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting,