Fall 2022 Preceptor Newsletter

FALL

PRECEPTOR NEWSLETTER

2022 EDITION News and Updates for the Preceptors of FAMU CoPPS, IPH

From the Director

MILDRED BRICKLER, DPT DIRECTOR OF EXPERIENTIAL

EDUCATION

"EXPERIENTIAL MATTERS"

Thankfully another successful year for experiential learning has come and gone. So, hooray to closing out 2021 2022! Before we say a final goodbye, however, we must offer a heartfelt thank you to each of you who gave your time, talent, and expertise (AND to those who offered to give as well) to help educate our student pharmacists to become adequately prepared pharmacists who are ready join the ranks of this most venerable profession. So, thank you!

Next, here are just a few NOTABLE facts to share with you about 2021 2022:

We had our site visit from the Accreditation Council of Pharmaceutical Education (ACPE).

We remain a fully accredited College of Pharmacy!

We had a virtual preceptor development workshop with Dr. Carol Barthel as our guest speaker Informative and interactive!

Division of Clinical Affairs

Jocelyn Spates, PharmD, BCPS

Associate Dean, Division of Clinical Affairs

Mildred Brickler, DPT Director, Experiential Education

Patty Ghazvini, PharmD, BCGP Director, Tallahassee Main Campus

Frank Emanuel, PharmD, FASHP Director, Northeast Florida Pharmacy Practice Center

Nathan Eraikhuemen, PharmD Director, South Florida Pharmacy Practice Center

Jocelyn Spates, PharmD, BCPS Interim Director, Central Florida Pharmacy Practice Center

Margareth Larose, PharmD

Campus Dean, Durell Peaden Jr Rural Pharmacy Education Campus

Our learners continue to receive top quality experiential opportunities because our preceptor evaluations revealed an average approval score (for our APPE preceptor cohort) of 4.8/5.0 and a 3.8/4.0 for our IPPE preceptor cohort!

So, for the 2nd year in a row, we offer big kudos to our preceptors for receiving such high evaluation scores!

Our 2023 APPE cohort commenced their final year with Block 1 beginning on May 16 They, like their 2022 colleagues, are having a great final year Our 2024 and 2025 IPPE cohorts commenced their IPPEs on May 16 as well Overall, there were great summer experiences for them all!

To close, again, we thank you for who you are and for what you have done to invest in the future of your profession by helping to educate our student pharmacists By sharing your knowledge, time, skills, and expertise with them, you helped them to advance one step further in their career journey! So, here’s to a great 2022 2023 year as well!

Warm Rattler Regards, Mildred P Brickler, DPT Director of Experiential Programs

EXPERIENTIAL UPDATES:

Our 2023 2024 APPE match results will be released to students on December 12, 2022

Your 2023 2024 APPE student pharmacists’ schedules will be viewable in your CORE account before Christmas.

Summer 2023 IPPE availability requests will be sent via CORE by December 1, 2022

The goal is to have our IPPE student pharmacists’ schedules viewable in your CORE account by March 1, 2023

Preceptors of the Year

The Preceptor of the Year award is presented each year by the directors of each pharmacy practice center These preceptors are recognized because of their commitment and outstanding contribution to the experiential component of our curriculum The recipients are formally recognized during the Annual Awards Banquet

Carol Barthel, PharmD, BCPS

NORTHEAST FLORIDA PHARMACY PRACTICE CENTER

Carol Barthel is the pharmacy clinical coordinator at HCA Florida Memorial Hospital, where she has been employed for 25 years. Prior to this current role, she worked as a clinical pharmacist at both UAB and HCA Florida Memorial hospitals. She received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree in 1996 from Samford University. Dr. Barthel is also a clinical assistant professor at Florida A&M University (FAMU), LECOM, and the University of Florida pharmacy schools She is a former recipient of the FAMU Preceptor Award and holds a board certification in pharmacotherapy Dr Barthel is an avid Scouter with more than 16 years of volunteer experience with Boys Scouts of America and Girl Scouts She is the mother of Eagle Scout Justin and Lauren, soon to be Gold Award recipient Dr Barthel, her husband Johnny, and their children reside in Jacksonville, Florida

ALSO, big Kudos to Dr Barthel for being our Spring Preceptor Development Workshop guest presenter! She did an AWESOME job We hope she will consider doing so again So thank you, Dr Barthel, and Cheers to you, our:

Northeast Florida Pharmacy Practice Center

Preceptor of the Year, and Rattler RockStar Preceptor for 2022

PHARMACY CLINICAL COORDINATOR AT HCA FLORIDA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

Cindy Dent, RPh

OF PHARMACY OPERATIONS AT GUARDIAN PHARMACY OF NWFL CRESTVIEW, FLORIDA

Ms Dent received her Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from Auburn University Her pharmacy career spans more than 40 years, with a number of those years in the community pharmacy arena before she commenced her long term care career track in 2000 She spent several years in Alabama as the director of Pharmacy Operations in a long term care pharmacy facility before moving to Crestview, Florida to join Guardian Pharmacy of NWFL in 2011 where she remains employed to date In 2014, one of her many career accomplishments was the completion of her Green Belt in Six Sigma Ms Dent’s area of expertise is with operations in workflow and process design, analytical analysis and personnel management She has been an IPPE and an APPPE preceptor for the FAMU College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Institute of Public Health’s Durell Peaden Jr Rural Pharmacy Education Campus since 2018

Reginald Wilson, RN, PharmD

TALLAHASSEE MAIN CAMPUS

PHARMACY SERVICES SUPERVISOR AT TALLAHASSEE MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

Reginald Wilson, PharmD, CPH, RN, received his bachelor’s degree in nursing and his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Florida A&M University (FAMU) in 2003 and 2012, respectively. While working as a registered nurse in a variety of healthcare settings, including medical trauma, critical care, cardiac/respiratory, and rehabilitation, he chose to pursue a career in pharmacy. Dr. Wilson’s pharmacy practice encompasses inpatient hospital clinical care as well as working as an adjunct professor for the FAMU School of Nursing.

During his decade long career as a clinical pharmacist, Dr. Wilson provided pharmacy care to multiple patients throughout the Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare infrastructure. He was later promoted to pharmacy services supervisor, and his role expanded into a managerial position as well as a host of additional responsibilities, including oversight of several ambulatory clinics and participation in numerous committees and work groups.

DURELL PEADEN JR. RURAL PHARMACY EDUCATION CAMPUS

DIRECTOR

Jamekia Grant, PharmD

FLORIDA PHARMACY PRACTICE CENTER

STAFF

PHARMACIST AT

Dr Jamekia Grant holds a bachelor's degree in biology from Albany State University in Albany, Georgia, and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Florida A&M University Her pharmacy background includes community pharmacy and medication therapy management

Currently, she works for Evara Health, serving the underserved members of the community She also works as a medication therapy management pharmacist completing comprehensive medication reviews and targeted medication reviews for various clients in her spare time However, her passion is working in the community, helping to provide medications for patients who cannot afford their prescriptions otherwise Her ultimate goal is to make a difference in her community through education, spread awareness about the importance of adherence, and effectively manage chronic diseases

Carla Hawkins Smith, PharmD, BCPS

FLORIDA PHARMACY PRACTICE CENTER

EVARA HEALTH TAMPA, FLORIDA MANAGER OF PHARMACY RESIDENCY; PGY1 RESIDENCY

HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA

Dr Carla Hawkins Smith is a South Florida native who graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Florida A&M University She completed postgraduate pharmacy residency training at the Miami VA and also earned a Teaching Certificate from the University of Connecticut, an Immunization Certificate from Palm Beach Atlantic University, and a Medication Therapy Management Certificate from the American Pharmaceutical Association Dr Smith is a board certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist Dr Smith was recently selected by Legacy magazine as one of South Florida’s “50 Most Powerful Black Leaders in Business and Industry” for 2019!

Currently, the Residency Program Director for multi site nationally accredited pharmacy residency programs for Memorial Regional Hospital, Memorial Regional Hospital South, and Joe DiMaggio Hospital in Hollywood, FL , she manages 14 pharmacy residents and departmental pharmacy education She is also responsible for pharmacy student onboarding and preceptorship with College of Pharmacy affiliations for FAMU, Nova, Larkin, University of Florida, Palm Beach Atlantic, and LECOM She is an editor for the pharmacy newsletter and an active author of pharmacy research

CENTRAL

SOUTH

PROGRAM DIRECTOR AT MEMORIAL REGIONAL HOSPITAL

Experiential Staff (E-Staff):

Remember, we have three practice centers, our main campus, and one rural education campus These are the experiential staff members and their locations:

Central Florida Pharmacy Practice Center:

Jeronica Higdon

Charlene Inmon

Northeast Florida Pharmacy Practice Center:

Janae Guy Sharon White

South Florida Pharmacy Practice Center:

Lori Mobley

Tallahassee Main Campus:

Charles Weaver

Durell Peaden Jr. Rural Pharmacy Education

Campus:

Patricia Lamb

Twa Nanabuluku

E-Staff Rattler RockStar

Lori Mobley

Lori is one of our Student Affairs coordinator experiential staff members. She has been in the College for some 20+ years, so she offers a depth of knowledge in her position Currently, in this role, she monitors ALL of the learners’ requirements in the College Therefore, as the team member performing this critical task, she is very vital to us! Her efforts help to ensure all of our student pharmacists have everything they need when it comes to our team completing onboarding attestations and being in compliance with your site.

She works closely with each student pharmacist, providing the necessary guidance to ensure all tasks are completed within the timeframe. She is caring, compassionate, and considerate (until that deadline passes ��) of our student pharmacists.

An irreplaceable member of our experiential team, we hope you will join us as we send this loud and clear shoutout to her! Thank you, Lori! You are indeed our Rattler RockStar of the DAY!

Formal recognition by the College is done through a certificate to commemorate the achievement. They are also featured in our newsletter. This recognition is based solely on preceptor feedback which is documented in the student pharmacist’s performance evaluation for the IPPE. We appreciate our preceptors who make time in their busy schedules to write such positive, supportive feedback like that, which is included for our featured stars

The Experiential Stars recognition is an honor earned by a learner who has demonstrated exceptional performance during an Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience

FEATURED STARS

IPPE Community Baptist Park Medical Pharmacy

Preceptor comments:

“Great job! I appreciate your hard work and willingness to complete any task assigned You completed countless prior authorizations and handfuls of appeal letters and worked with several patients to find medication funding even a $10,000 grant for immediate use! I hope this was a rewarding experience for you, as your diligence helped many patients here at Baptist."

Walgreens #03794)

Preceptor comments:

"I feel Queenie is ahead of the curve She took on an all day immunization clinic, including artwork to advertise and canvassing the store to discuss immunization history with patients She also performed all the immunizations herself with oversee by the pharmacist. She was highly successful and helped us perform 2nd in the district's most non flu, non covid vaccines."

Preceptor comments:

“Kameryn displayed an amazing work ethic She arrived before her shift and stayed late to help the pharmacist She was willing to attempt any task assigned to her She is one of the best all around pharmacy students I have worked with Seeing such potential at this stage in her pharmacy school journey is great. I believe she exhibits the attributes necessary to become a successful pharmacist."

Adam Collin, P 1 Learner

Preceptor: Dr. Amy Kisor

Queenie Edwards, P-1 Learner IPPE Community

Preceptor: Dr. Kelly Helsel

Kameryn Lewis, P-1 Learner

IPPE Community Community Health Northwest Florida Preceptor: Dr. Michael Morgan

FEATURED STARS

Preceptor comments:

“Keep your work ethic! It is unusual to see that in today's Pharmacy Students ”

Preceptor comments:

“Brenden approaches all staff and medical personnel with a very professional demeanor He showed maturity that I would expect from my residents when handling unknown situations All my staff commented on his interactions He was at the level I would expect from my APPE students. I think he will be a great clinical pharmacist one day!”

Preceptor comments:

“The effort put forth into Quandaris' work and the quality of his presentations and assignments surpasses what I typically receive from P4 students Quandaris was an asset to the pharmacy during his time here and was well regarded by all of the ACI's providers, nurses, and staff. Quandaris prepared and delivered a journal club presentation that far exceeded expectations.”

Jenna Goins P-2 Learner

IPPE Institutional Cape Canaveral Hospital

Preceptor: Dr. John Warner

Brenden Myles, P-2 Learner IPPE Institutional Archbold Hospital Preceptor: Dr. Maura Hall

Quandaris Wilson, P-2 Learner

IPPE Institutional Apalachee Center, Inc. Preceptor: Dr. Roberta Halley

Please Join Us and Congratulate Carolyn Price

Retiring from the State of Florida after

41 years

Over the course of her career, Ms. Price worked for the Florida Department of Health, Board of Pharmacy for 25 of the 41 years as a Regulatory Specialist 1.

During this time, she was the ONLY person in the state of Florida to process applications for pharmacy interns. To send a note of congratulations to Ms. Price, please send it to mildred.brickler@famu.edu. It will be forwarded to her.