CU Pharmacy Expo 2024
Date/Time: Friday, Sept. 27, 2024
Starting at 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Location:
10:45 A.M. 2010 - Elliman Conference Exhibitor Check-In
11:00 A.M. 2010 - Elliman Conference P4 & Alumni Luncheon
11:50 A.M. 2010 - Elliman Conference Student Check-In
12:00 P.M. 2011 - Elliman Conference Preceptor & Career Showcase
1:00 P.M. Various Rooms Breakouts
3:00 P.M. 2010 - Elliman Conference Event Conclusion
https://bouve.northeastern.edu/academics/school-ofpharmacy-and-pharmaceutical-sciences/pharmacyindustry-fellowships/
https://www.kaiserpermanentejobs.org/pharmacy-careers
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
1:00 P.M.
EXPLORING RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHARMD STUDENTS: FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE AND BEYOND
RM 1203, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Madison Ricco, Post Doctoral Academic Fellow
Summary: Working on a research project as a PharmD student offers unique opportunities to contribute to the advancement of healthcare, pharmacy practice, and pharmacy education This talk will explore the various types of research available to PharmD students at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, including benchbased basic science projects, clinical projects using patient data, translational research, and educational research. We will discuss how these different areas can shape your career, enhance your critical thinking, and open doors to interdisciplinary collaborations. Whether you're interested in lab work, patient-centered studies, or improving pharmacy education, this session will help you understand the research options available, what basic requirements are necessary for involvement, and how to get started.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/95996340708
INTERVIEWING SKILLS - “ACING THE INTERVIEW”
RM 1204, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Laura Kimble, Sr Talent Acquisition Partner - Walmart
Summary: Whether you are preparing to interview for pharmacy internships or pharmacist positions, these tips and tricks have been working for students across the country who have attended this seminar
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/96759106406
APPLICATION WORKSHOP FOR PROSPECTIVE PHARMD STUDENTS
RM 2002, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 24)
Presenter(s): Office of Student Services
Summary: This session is dedicated to prospective PharmD students who are interested in applying to CU Pharmacy. Attend to learn tips on how to navigate the application process from CU School of Pharmacy’s Admissions Manager, Bri Maestas Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/98492146878
WALGREENS: TRADITIONAL
AND NON-TRADITIONAL CAREER PATHING
RM 2004, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Diego Villalba and Sarah Biondi
Summary: Hear from Diego Villalba and Sarah Biondi. Diego is the current HealthCare Supervisor for Colorado, he has held nine positions within Walgreens, including positions within Specialty and Development Operations at the Walgreens Support Center Sarah is a CU Class of 2020 graduate, and currently is the pharmacy manager of a Walgreens Oncology Based Specialty Pharmacy in Swedish Medical Center.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97992031111
NAVIGATING PHARMACY SCHOOL AND BEYOND: A CANDID CONVERSATION ON NON-TRADITIONAL PATHS, LESSONS LEARNED, AND WHAT I WISH I KNEW
RM 2007, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Nicole McDaniel, Postdoctoral Fellow
Summary: Join Dr Nicole McDaniel, PharmD, for a candid discussion about her journey through pharmacy school and her decision to pursue a non-traditional path through a clinical research fellowship This session is designed to be more of a conversation than a lecture, where Dr McDaniel will openly share the ups and downs of her career journey, including lessons learned, and things she wishes she had done differently in pharmacy school Students are encouraged to ask questions not only about her unique career choices but also about the pharmacy school experience, board exams, licensing, and any other topics related to navigating a successful career in pharmacy This is a great opportunity to gain insights and advice from someone who has been in your shoes and is eager to help you explore all the possibilities in the pharmacy field
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97894890470
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
1:30 P.M.
EXPLORING RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHARMD STUDENTS: FROM BENCH TO BEDSIDE AND BEYOND RM 1203, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Madison Ricco, Post Doctoral Academic Fellow
Summary: Working on a research project as a PharmD student offers unique opportunities to contribute to the advancement of healthcare, pharmacy practice, and pharmacy education This talk will explore the various types of research available to PharmD students at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, including bench-based basic science projects, clinical projects using patient data, translational research, and educational research We will discuss how these different areas can shape your career, enhance your critical thinking, and open doors to interdisciplinary collaborations. Whether you're interested in lab work, patient-centered studies, or improving pharmacy education, this session will help you understand the research options available, what basic requirements are necessary for involvement, and how to get started. Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/95996340708
INTERVIEWING SKILLS - “ACING THE INTERVIEW”
RM 1204, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Laura Kimble, Sr. Talent Acquisition Partner - Walmart
Summary: Whether you are preparing to interview for pharmacy internships or pharmacist positions, these tips and tricks have been working for students across the country who have attended this seminar
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/96759106406
CAREER AND ROTATION OPPORTUNITIES WITH CVS HEALTH
RM 2002, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. (CAPACITY: 24)
Presenter(s): Sara de la Fuente, Pharmacy University Relations Manager
Summary of Presentation Topic - CVS Health looks forward to sharing information on rotation offerings as well as information on internship and post Grad opportunities. Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/98492146878
WALGREENS: TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL CAREER PATHING
RM 2004, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Diego Villalba and Sarah Biondi
Summary: Hear from Diego Villalba and Sarah Biondi Diego is the current HealthCare Supervisor for Colorado, he has held 9 positions within Walgreens, including positions within Specialty and Development Operations at the Walgreens Support Center Sarah is a CU Class of 2020 graduate, and currently is the pharmacy manager of a Walgreens Oncology Based Specialty Pharmacy in Swedish Medical Center. Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97992031111
NAVIGATING PHARMACY SCHOOL AND BEYOND: A CANDID CONVERSATION ON NON-TRADITIONAL PATHS, LESSONS LEARNED, AND WHAT I WISH I KNEW
RM 2007, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Nicole McDaniel, Postdoctoral Fellow
Summary: Join Dr Nicole McDaniel, PharmD, for a candid discussion about her journey through pharmacy school and her decision to pursue a non-traditional path through a clinical research fellowship This session is designed to be more of a conversation than a lecture, where Dr McDaniel will openly share the ups and downs of her career journey, including lessons learned, and things she wishes she had done differently in pharmacy school Students are encouraged to ask questions not only about her unique career choices but also about the pharmacy school experience, board exams, licensing, and any other topics related to navigating a successful career in pharmacy This is a great opportunity to gain insights and advice from someone who has been in your shoes and is eager to help you explore all the possibilities in the pharmacy field.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97894890470
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
2:00 P.M.
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES PHARMACY PRESENTATION
Presenter(s): Fiona Chao, Lieutenant Commander
Summary: Career opportunities for students, residents, and pharmacists to practice at the top of their license in the Indian Health Service (IHS) Join IHS in serving our mission to raise the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest level.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/95996340708
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY FELLOWSHIPS
RM 1204, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Anya Dinh, Nate Gruenke, Raymond Jubrail, Palmer McNally
Summary: In 2015, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals partnered with Northeastern University to offer a unique fellowship opportunity in the heart of Boston. The program set out to equip postdoctoral PharmDs with the skills necessary to develop the advanced medicines of the future, like RNAi The goal was and remains the same: to cultivate the future leaders of biotechnology and allow fellows to pioneer new therapies for patients. Alnylam fellows are grounded in their core expertise area but utilize the fellowship’s flexibility to branch out and discover other opportunities throughout the organization
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/96759106406
NMDP – SAVING LIVES THROUGH UNRELATED BLOOD STEM CELL DONATION
RM 2002, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 24)
Presenter(s): Elizabeth Melachrinoudis, Member Recruitment Coordinator
Summary: NMDP’s mission is to find cures and save lives Every 3 to 4 minutes someone in the United States is diagnosed with a blood cancer or disorder – you could be their cure. NMDP will be presenting on the miracle of unrelated blood stem cell and marrow donation and will discuss the disparities within the transplant process Participants will have the opportunity to learn about NMDP and will be able to register to potentially become an unrelated donor if they are interested
Remote Login: https://ucdenver.zoom.us/j/98492146878
OVERVIEW OF THE DEA DIVERSION CONTROL PROGRAM
RM 2004, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Andi Lunde
Summary: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), specifically the Diversion Control Program, is responsible for the regulation of all pharmaceutical controlled substances in the United States, from importation, to manufacturing, to sale and dispensation This course is designed to inform how the DEA interacts with the pharmaceutical and medical community from a regulatory perspective Learn more about how the laws and regulations are enforced throughout the industry, as well as learn more about the key role the Diversion Investigator plays within the Diversion Control Program.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97992031111
PHARMACIST CAREER PATHWAYS IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
RM 2007, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Jasjit Gill, Director - Field Medical, Vaccines & Antivirals Medical and Scientific Affairs; and, Lauren Williams, Director - Field Medical Outcomes and Analytics, Internal Medicine & Hospital US Medical Affairs
Summary: Attendees can expect an overview of various roles and opportunities that exist for pharmacists within the pharmaceutical industry, industry career preparation and pathways, and detailed discussion about the professional journey and experiences of the presenters Significant time will be allocated for attendee Q&A to support student’s personal considerations relevant to determining their interest in a career within the pharmaceutical industry.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97894890470
RM 1203, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. (CAPACITY: 32) -10-
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
2:30 P.M.
INDIAN HEALTH SERVICES PHARMACY PRESENTATION
RM 1203, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Fiona Chao
Summary: Career opportunities for students, residents, and pharmacists to practice at the top of their license in the Indian Health Service (IHS). Join IHS in serving our mission to raise the physical, mental, social, and spiritual health of American Indians and Alaska Natives to the highest level
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/95996340708
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY FELLOWSHIPS
RM 1204, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. (CAPACITY: 32)
Presenter(s): Anya Dinh, Nate Gruenke, Raymond Jubrail, Palmer McNally
Summary: In 2015, Alnylam Pharmaceuticals partnered with Northeastern University to offer a unique fellowship opportunity in the heart of Boston The program set out to equip postdoctoral PharmDs with the skills necessary to develop the advanced medicines of the future, like RNAi. The goal was and remains the same: to cultivate the future leaders of biotechnology and allow fellows to pioneer new therapies for patients Alnylam fellows are grounded in their core expertise area but utilize the fellowship’s flexibility to branch out and discover other opportunities throughout the organization.
Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/96759106406
NMDP – SAVING LIVES THROUGH UNRELATED BLOOD STEM CELL DONATION
RM 2002, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG (CAPACITY: 24)
Presenter(s): Elizabeth Melachrinoudis, Member Recruitment Coordinator
Summary: NMDP’s mission is to find cures and save lives. Every 3 to 4 minutes someone in the United States is diagnosed with a blood cancer or disorder – you could be their cure NMDP will be presenting on the miracle of unrelated blood stem cell and marrow donation and will discuss the disparities within the transplant process Participants will have the opportunity to learn about NMDP and will be able to register to potentially become an unrelated donor if they are interested
Remote Login: https://ucdenver.zoom.us/j/98492146878
OVERVIEW OF THE DEA DIVERSION CONTROL PROGRAM
RM 2004, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Andi Lunde
Summary: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), specifically the Diversion Control Program, is responsible for the regulation of all pharmaceutical controlled substances in the United States, from importation, to manufacturing, to sale and dispensation This course is designed to inform how the DEA interacts with the pharmaceutical and medical community from a regulatory perspective. Learn more about how the laws and regulations are enforced throughout the industry, as well as learn more about the key role the Diversion Investigator plays within the Diversion Control Program Remote Login: https://ucdenver.zoom.us/j/97992031111
PHARMACIST CAREER PATHWAYS IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY
RM 2007, HEALTH SCIENCES BLDG. (CAPACITY: 36)
Presenter(s): Jasjit Gill, Director - Field Medical, Vaccines & Antivirals Medical and Scientific Affairs; and, Lauren Williams, Director - Field Medical Outcomes and Analytics, Internal Medicine & Hospital US Medical Affairs
Summary: Attendees can expect an overview of various roles and opportunities that exist for pharmacists within the pharmaceutical industry, industry career preparation and pathways, and detailed discussion about the professional journey and experiences of the presenters. Significant time will be allocated for attendee Q&A to support student’s personal considerations relevant to determining their interest in a career within the pharmaceutical industry Remote Login: https://ucdenver zoom us/j/97894890470