SBLBSHP Fall 2019 Newsletter

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SBLBSHP NEWS South Bay/Long Beach Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists Editors: Joanne Lin, PharmD, BCACP and Leslie Tanaka, PharmD, BCPS

Inside This Issue: President’s Message

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Save the Date

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CSHP Seminar Recap

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Long Beach Rescue Mission Presentations

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ABCs of Transitions of 7 Care Educational Dinners

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Mentor Mentee Social 9 - 10 Legal Affairs Update

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Student Liaison Updates

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Message From the President

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Hello SBLBSHP members, Time flies when we are having fun! Hope you had a great Pharmacy Week in October where you had time to reflect on your accomplishments and celebrate one of the best professions in health care. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for maintaining your membership and continuing to support CSHP and selecting SBLBSHP as your home chapter. A special welcome to those of you who have recently joined our chapter as you have taken the initial steps in supporting our pharmacy profession. Your membership with our chapter is being used to directly advance the field of pharmacy as it allows CSHP to collaborate with lawmakers to advocate bills that expand our scope of practice.

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Our chapter was very proud to celebrate two of our very own SBLBSHP members at CSHP Seminar at Disneyland this year! BIG CONGRATULATIONS to Lisa Gunther Lum for being installed as the new CSHP President and a big shout-out to Steve Thompson for his exemplary dedication as outgoing CSHP President. Under our past leadership and amazing board members, we have been recognized as Regional Chapter of Distinction for many years in a row. I’m thrilled to share with you that this year our chapter was again awarded the Regional Chapter of Distinction at CSHP Seminar! This award was established to recognize chapters that show excellence in finance, business processes, membership growth, and member satisfaction. We would not be able to get the award without YOUR continuing support.

This year we have been welcoming many pharmacy students and sponsoring more pharmacy schools for events and Legislative Days. Our chapter has been accommodating more students at our board meetings while expanding our mentorship programs to help more students. We would also like to wish our new graduates good luck with taking the CPJE exam and hope that you will join us in mentoring the next generation of pharmacy professionals.

Our profession is only as strong as those who support it and it is important that we include and mentor our students who are our future colleagues in pharmacy.

Lastly, thank you for allowing SBLBSHP to be a part of your family. As we plan for next year, please do not hesitate to reach out to me or any of our board members if you would like to be more involved in our chapter. Happy holidays and I look forward to seeing you at the Night with Industry and Installation Banquet in January!

Sincerely, Rosalin Preechakul, PharmD, APh, BCPS 2019 SBLBSHP President

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SAVE THE DATE

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By Angela Lee, PharmD, BCPS, Immediate Past President, Social Affairs Co-Chair This year's seminar took place at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, October 17-20. The seminar is where pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and pharmacy students gather annually to learn, network, celebrate our accomplishments, and engage in meaningful discussions to move CSHP and our profession forward. As always, SBLBSHP was well-represented at the seminar.

First of all, it marked the conclusion of Steven Thompson's term as the CSHP president, as he passed the baton to Lisa Gunther Lum; SBLBSHP is very proud to be the home of the CSHP president, back-to-back! Dan Bauman (past SBLBSHP president) and Cynthia Bennett (current SBLBSHP pharmacy technician coliaison) shared their platforms at the Meet-theCandidates session as they are running to join the CSHP Board of Directors. Please remember to show your support and cast your vote by November 25th! The CE sessions were made possible by the CSHP Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) Committee, including SBLBSHP members - Rosalin Preechakul and Hai Tran. Our chapter also sponsored the clinical skills competition for students. At the House of Delegates, SBLBSHP was represented by our delegates - Angela Jeong, Angela Lee, Jennifer Fong, Matt Kamada, and Rosalin Preechakul - as well as Kenneth Horowitz, past CSHP president. Last but not least, HUGE THANKS to our members and students who volunteered in various capacities to help the seminar go smoothly! It was exciting to see so many attendees proudly sport the SBLBSHP badge ribbon.

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If you missed out on this incredible journey, then be sure to save the date for next year as the seminar will be returning to Anaheim, September 24-27, 2020, with the theme "Pharmacy Vision 20/20". We would like to recognize SBLBSHP members who are serving on the 2020 Seminar Planning committee: Angela Lee, Michelle Ding, Emily Chang, and Cynthia Bennett. Â See you next year!

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Long Beach Rescue Mission

By: Alicia Wong, PharmD and Grace Kim, PharmD, Public Relations Co-Chairs On September 13th, SBLBSHP conducted its fourth (out of a series of six) selfcare presentation at the Long Beach Rescue Mission (LBRM). We had students Jennifer Stein from USC School of Pharmacy and Esther Im and Negin Khosrovani from Chapman School of Pharmacy present on the topic of Pain Management. With their presentation, they were able to educate the community regarding the different types of pain and practical non-pharmacological and pharmacological ways to alleviate pain. Overall, they had a successful turnout with about 30 participants. They were able to educate the LBRM community about pain management and also bring awareness to what pharmacists can do.

We would like to thank the pharmacy students for giving back to the community and educating the community about this important topic. In addition, we would like to thank Dr. Frances Ngok and Dr. May Mak for volunteering their time to make this event a success.

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October Educational Dinner ABCs of Transitions of Care

By Matt Kamada, PharmD BCPS, sflsdfdsfldsfdsf

On Tuesday October 8, 2019 our chapter partnered with Novartis Oncology (represented

by Rani Benedetti) to host a promotional dinner on "Two Considerations in the Management of HR+/HER2- mBC: The Importance of PIK3CA Mutations and the Arrival of OS Data With a CDK4/6 Inhibitor" at The Reef Restaurant in Long Beach. Our private meeting room was overlooking the water as Dr. Lasika Seneviratne from Good Samaritan Hospital gave us a very practical lecture regarding Piqray and Kisqali’s roles in the

ABCs OF TRANSITIONS OF CARE

By Lauren Alfano, PharmD, BCPS, Educational Affairs Committee Co-Chair One year ago, Senate Bill 1254 was passed into law, requiring hospital pharmacy staff to obtain medication lists for high risk patients upon admission. Since that time, hospital pharmacy administration has been faced with the task of defining which patients are high risk and changing pharmacy staff’s roles to satisfy the law.

In order to keep our members informed on this relatively new process, SBLBSHP invited Dr. Jesse Wisniewski, a Transitions of Care (TOC) Pharmacist, to present “Raising the Standard: The Case for Transitions of Care Pharmacy in General Practice” in November. Dr. Wisniewski’s presentation touched on why TOC is so important, which pharmacy personnel can be part of a TOC team, as well as a step-by-step process on how to create a TOC program. Attendees enjoyed the relevant and informative presentation which was held at the Miyako Hybrid Hotel in Torrance.

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October Promotional Dinner

By Matthew Kamada, PharmD, BCPS Industrial Relations Committee Co-Chair On Tuesday October 8, 2019 our chapter partnered with Novartis Oncology (represented by Rani Benedetti) to host a promotional dinner on "Two Considerations in the Management of HR+/HER2- mBC: The Importance of PIK3CA Mutations and the Arrival of OS Data With a CDK4/6 Inhibitor" at The Reef

Restaurant in Long Beach. Our private meeting room was overlooking the water as Dr. Lasika Seneviratne from Good Samaritan Hospital gave us a very practical lecture regarding Piqray and Kisqali’s roles in the treatment of breast cancer. Dr. Seneviratne was very skilled at shining light on a topic that can be difficult to follow if your day to day practice is not in oncology. We have several more promotional dinners coming soon, please make time to join us since our industry partners have been such a big help to the life of our chapter

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SBLB Mentor Mentee Social: Eat, Drink, Mingle

By Helena Lau, PharmD and Tiffany Luong, PharmD, Mentorship Program Chairs

The third annual mentor-mentee social of the mentorship program took place on August 30th, 2019 at the Five O’Clock Wine Bar in Long Beach, and it was a huge success! There was plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, even around firepits at the venue. We had a total 34 attendees - including mentors, student mentees, SBLBSHP board members, and even OCSHP board members.

Everyone enjoyed each other’s company, especially with wine, beer, and platters of panini, pizza, and

sliders.

The main purpose of the social was to provide an opportunity for mentors and mentees to get to know one another in person, in addition to monthly e-mails. Mentees were also able to meet other pharmacists in addition to their mentors. The mentorship program has been effective in engaging students in our chapter’s activities and giving them opportunities to be active in the profession beyond school. In fact, several of our current board members are former mentees.

The social was scheduled from 6:30pm-8:30pm, but many people stayed well past this time to eat, drink, and mingle together. A special shout out to Angela Lee, this year’s SBLBSHP social co-chair and immediate past president, for helping with the wine selection and logistics of the event. As always, the mentorship program continues to be only as successful as the support provided from the mentors listed on the next page, so thank you, mentors, for your time and dedication.

There are a total of 24 mentor-mentee pairs in the 2019 program. We look forward to seeing more mentors and mentees together at future SBLBSHP events!

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SBLB Mentor Mentee Social: Eat, Drink, Mingle continued

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Legal Affairs Update

By John McGady, MS, PharmD, BCPS, Legal Affairs Chair

The California State Legislature, as part of their regular schedule, went into recess on September 13 and will reconvene on January 6th, 2020. During the first half of the 2019-2020 session, CSHP supported bills fared well. CSHP supports 20 bills, opposes 3 and there are another 35 pieces of legislation that are on the “closely watched” list.

Of those supported, 9 passed and were signed into law. Only 1 was vetoed by the Governor.

The remaining 10 bills are either in committee or on active docket in the state Assembly or Senate.

The following 9 bills that have been “Chartered” (signed into law and recorded) : • AB 528 - Controlled substances: CURES database (Will become omnibus bill with multiple, non-controversial provisions • AB 714 - Opioid prescription drugs: prescribers • AB 715 - Medi-Cal: program for aged and disabled persons • AB 744 - Healthcare coverage: telehealth • AB 1494 - Medi-Cal: telehealth: state of emergency • SB 159 - HIV: pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis (CSHP Sponsored Bill) • SB 276 - Immunizations: medical exemptions • AB 690 - Remote dispensing site pharmacy: pharmacy technician: qualifications • AB 149 - Controlled substances: Prescriptions (delays serialized Rx requirement till 1/1/20) To get a synopsis of these bills being tracked by CSHP, go to their Tracked Legislation (2019-2020) site at: https://www.cshp.org/general/custom.asp?page=Tracked_Legislation19_20 Three pieces of Impactful Legislation are featured below.

Victory #1. SB-159 HIV: pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis: PASSED AND SIGNED!

SB 159

This bill authorizes a pharmacist to initiate and furnish preexposure and post-exposure prophylaxis covering a formulary of anti-retroviral medications if a pharmacist completes training and complies with specified requirements.

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SB 159 General Info: • A pharmacist shall be enrolled as an ordering, referring, and prescribing provider under the Medi-Cal program prior to rendering a pharmacist service that is submitted by a Medi-Cal pharmacy provider for reimbursement pursuant to this section • A pharmacist, before furnishing pre-exposure or post-exposure prophylaxis, will be required to complete a training program approved by the Board of Pharmacy Pre-exposure Prophylaxis • A pharmacist shall furnish at least a 30-day supply, and up to a 60-day supply, of preexposure prophylaxis if all of the following conditions are met: ✓ The patient is HIV negative, as documented by a negative HIV test result obtained within the previous 7 days. If the patient does not provide evidence of a negative HIV test in accordance with this paragraph, the pharmacist shall order an HIV test. If the patient tests positive for HIV infection, the pharmacist or person administering the test shall direct the patient to a primary care provider and provide a list of providers and clinics in the region. ✓ The patient does not report any signs or symptoms of acute HIV infection on a self-reported checklist ✓ The patient does not report taking any contraindicated medications ✓ The pharmacist provides counseling to the patient on the ongoing use of preexposure prophylaxis ✓ A pharmacist may not furnish a 60-day supply of pre-exposure prophylaxis to a single patient more than once every two years and shall notify the patient that they must be seen by a primary care provider to receive subsequent prescriptions for pre-exposure prophylaxis. ✓ The pharmacist documents services provided and notifies the primary care provider Post-exposure Prophylaxis • A pharmacist shall furnish a complete course of post-exposure prophylaxis if all of the following conditions are met: ✓ The pharmacist screens the patient and determines the exposure occurred within the previous 72 hours and the patient otherwise meets the clinical criteria for post-exposure prophylaxis consistent with CDC guidelines ✓ The pharmacist provides HIV testing or determines the patient is willing to undergo HIV testing consistent with CDC guidelines. If the patient refuses HIV testing but is otherwise eligible for post-exposure prophylaxis, the pharmacist may furnish post-exposure prophylaxis ✓ The pharmacist provides counseling to the patient on the use of post-exposure prophylaxis consistent with CDC guidelines and shall not permit the person to whom the drug is furnished to waive the consultation ✓ The pharmacist notifies the patient’s primary care provider of the post-exposure prophylaxis treatment and documents services provided 12

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Victory #2. SB 276 - Immunizations: medical exemptions: PASSED AND SIGNED! This bill closes loopholes and tightens up the current process for obtaining an exemption from the immunization requirements of school aged children. It requires licensed physicians and surgeons to use an electronic, standardized, statewide medical exemption request using the California Immunization Registry (CAIR). It becomes effective January 1, 2021, and will be the only documentation of a medical exemption that a governing authority (like a school administration) may accept. This bill was highly controversial with opponents to immunizations organizing protest rallies at the state capitol. Pharmacists are likely to be asked about these requirements by parents.

SB 276

Ongoing Effort: AB 1131 Medi-Cal: comprehensive medication management: THE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES! Patients meeting specific conditions would qualify for Comprehensive Medication Management (CMM) as a covered benefit of Medical. This bill has unanimously passed the assembly and has passed the senate health committee. It is currently being “Held under submission”, meaning that the committee intends to engage in further discussion and review. We are hopeful it will move to the senate floor for a full vote.

AB 1131

You can help get this bill passed. Submit a letter of support at the CSHP link: https://www.cshp.org/page/ TakeAction?&vvsrc=%2fcampaigns%2f65693%2frespond To view the legislation directly, go to the California Legislation Information search website at https://

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billSearchAdvClient.xhtml

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By Sanam Rashidi and Daryl Larry-Sar, UCSF Student Liaisons This year at our Registered Campus Organization (RCO) Fair, we had the chance to meet our new P1s and share what our organization offers to student pharmacists. We emphasized that CSHP exposes students to clinical pharmacy via networking events and clinical lunch talks. We were joined by over 100 P1 attendees at our information session. Students learned about the value of CSHP and how beneficial this organization can be for their professional pharmacy career. Our advisor, Dr. Michael Trillanes, also shared insight into how CSHP shaped his pathway through pharmacy from being a student at Western to becoming a neurocritical care pharmacist at UCSF Medical Center.

Pictured: CSHP-UCSF Board for 2019-2020

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In September, we hosted a new event called “The Things I Wish I Knew” where second and third-year pharmacy students discussed topics such as saving money, professionalism, study tricks, and recommendations of places to see in San Francisco. The aim of this event was to acquaint first-year pharmacy students with the transition to professional school as well as living in San Francisco. During a lunch break, we hosted a “Legislative Lunch Talk” to discuss legislative bills: SB159, SB24, and AB1131. Dr. Kethen So, the Interim Director of Pharmacy at the UCSF Medical Center, and Dr. Martin Iyoya, the Director of Pharmacy Service of John Muir Health, led a highly engaging discussion with students on the impacts of legislation on pharmacy practice.

In October, we hosted our annual Residency Roundtable event for pharmacy students to give them the opportunity to meet current residents and residency directors, while learning more about the residency application process. Students were able to hear about the unique features of over 10 different programs and ask specific questions.

Pictured: Residency Roundtable (left), Legislative Lunch Talk (right) We are proud to be working with our Golden Gate CSHP (GGSHP) affiliate chapter again this year to implement our mentorship program between the chapters' pharmacists and UCSF student pharmacists. We hope to help students build connections with practicing pharmacists and gain more insight into their pharmacy journeys. To start off the year, we held our Mentor Program Kick-Off at the GGSHP Membership BBQ which took place at Golden Gate Park in October.

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By Christina Lee and Kaydee Soo, USC School of Pharmacy Student Liaisons

The USC School of Pharmacy had a successful 2019-2020 Fall Membership Drive, with 280 student pharmacists signing up for ASHP/CSHP/ APhA/CPhA/IPSF memberships!

Pictured: CPhA/CSHP Local Association Meet & Greet

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On October 14th, we hosted our 7th Annual CPhA/CSHP Local Association Meet & Greet at Almansor Park in Alhambra, CA. During this event, student pharmacists were able to network with leaders from different local association chapters and learn more about how they can get involved. We would like to thank SBLBSHP members Dr. Steven Thompson, Dr. Angela Jeong, Dr. Rosalin Preechakul and Dr. Lisa Lum for attending these roundtable sessions!

On October 25th, we hosted USC’s Annual Legislative Day at the USC Health Science Campus. At this event, student pharmacists were able to learn more about the impact legislation has on our profession’s scope of practice and what that entails in a patient-care setting. Distinguished guests included Senator Scott Wiener, co-author of SB159, Dr. Lisa Lum, SBLBSHP member and incoming CSHP President, and many others. We would like to sincerely thank SBLBSHP for your generous donation toward USC’s Legislative Day. We are extremely thankful for your support and look forward to working together more in the upcoming year!

Pictured: Trojan Family Health Fair

On November 1st, we hosted the annual Trojan Family Health Fair at USC University Park Campus. Student pharmacists served the Trojan community by providing blood sugar, blood pressure and body fat analysis screening. This year we screened over 250 participants!

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By Mitchell Timbol, KGI School of Pharmacy Student Liaison

Musubis & Membership Drive This September, the KGI-SSHP student chapter started the school year by hosting a Hawaiian themed “Musubis and Membership� Drive! Students had the opportunity to meet two of our SSHP faculty advisors, Dr. Christine Cadiz, PharmD, MA and Dr. Robert Stein, PharmD, JD, as they discussed the benefits of joining CSHP and ASHP. During the membership drive, students engaged with our advisors through an interactive ice breaker game to learn fun facts about our advisors and how invaluable this organization has impacted them throughout their journey and career as a pharmacist. As a clinical pharmacist, Dr. Cadiz shared with students the importance of advancing pharmacy practice through her residency experience. Dr. Stein discussed the significance of advocating for the pharmacy profession through his perspective as a lawyer. In addition, we had student testimonials that spoke of how SSHP has shaped their interests in pursuing a residency and health-systems pharmacy. Overall, it was a successful membership drive with a great amount of students expressing an interest in our organization.

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Long Beach Rescue Mission We collaborated with South Bay Long Beach Society of Health-Systems pharmacists (SBLBSHP) and the American Cancer Society for the “Great American Smokeout Event” to educate people on the importance of asthma and smoking cessation. On Friday, July 12th executive board members Mitchell Timbol and Stephanie Truc Nguyen had the opportunity to present the importance of quitting smoking and asthma care to Long Beach Rescue Mission (LBRM) members and New Life attendees. LBRM is a local homeless shelter that provides food, shelter, clothing, and spiritual guidance to the homeless and low-income population in the Long Beach area. This event raised awareness on the importance of self-care and improving one’s well being through patient education. There was a total of about 20 attendees who participated in the informative presentation and learned about the harmful effects of smoking, dangers of e-cigarettes, the health benefits of quitting, and what treatment opportunities are available to them. We had the opportunity to help members familiarize themselves with proper asthma control and its relationship to smoking. This was a great experience to work with our affiliate chapter and provide support to our local communities. Thank you to our preceptor Dr. Elaine Nguyen from the American University of Health Sciences (AUHS)! KGI-SSHP looks forward to more collaborations with the Long Beach Rescue Mission in the future!

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APha/SSHP Artesia Health Fair KGI SSHP had the opportunity to collaborate with APhA through hosting a health fair in Artesia on August 10, 2019. At the health fair, pharmacy students performed blood pressure testing, blood glucose screening, cholesterol screening, and educating on bone density, diabetes and blood pressure medications. There were approximately 5,000 people in attendance at this event. Each of these participants had the opportunity to receive health screening as well as speak with medical professionals. The goal was to improve health outcomes of the community through education and health planning. The Artesia health fair allowed the opportunity for the students to be advocates for healthy lifestyle changes.

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Speaker Series with President Elect: Lisa Lum PharmD., FASHP, FCSHP For our second general meeting, we had the opportunity of having CSHP PresidentElect and Medication Safety Officer of Glendale Adventist Hospital, Dr. Lisa Lum, speak to our members! Dr. Lum discussed her journey as a pharmacist, the current state of pharmacy, and the importance of our role as future pharmacists. It was very inspiring listening to her motivating words as she encouraged us to find and create opportunities for ourselves in traditional and non-traditional fields of pharmacy. Our scope of practice is only expanding. Dr. Lum highlighted the benefits and importance of students getting involved in CSHP early on in preparation for residency and their career, in addition to the importance of retaining membership.

Overall, it was a great opportunity for our students to meet Dr. Lum, as we received such a unique perspective on CSHP and opportunities for student pharmacists. We appreciate her for taking the time to invest in the professional development of our students and we cannot wait to have her join us again in the near future!

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By Anna Mayor and Ryan Lee, UOP Student Liaisons CSHP-Pacific hosted the Welcome Back BBQ Speaker Event as its first major event of the new school year on Wednesday, September 4th. The main guest speaker was Dr. Andrea Hinton who is a current residency program director at San Joaquin General Hospital in Stockton. Most of the attendees were first year pharmacy students, to whom Dr. Andrea Hinton introduced the role of a clinical pharmacist. She further expanded by talking about how to prepare for residency as current pharmacy students as well as the residency application process. Dr. Hinton also introduced CSHP, explaining the benefits of joining CSHP as a student and continuing as a pharmacist, and emphasizing the importance of networking early on.

The second guest speaker was Dr. Sarah Chiu, a UOP alumni who is also a current clinical pharmacist. Dr. Sarah Chiu kindly shared her experiences as a student, residency applicant, and clinical pharmacist. At the end of the event, students had the opportunity to network with CSHP Central Valley pharmacists who came to share their experiences and give advice to these future pharmacists.

Pictured: Current CSHP-Pacific executive board who held the speaker event

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We welcome YOU to our monthly board meetings!

Our next face to face meeting will be in January 2020 DATE: Second Wednesday of every month - NO MEETING IN DECEMBER (alternates between phone conference and in-person each month) Please RSVP for meetings via sblb.shp@gmail.com TIME: Dinner and networking at 6:30pm, meeting at 7pm LOCATION: Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center North Hospital 1st floor Conference Rooms 5-6

Come Join Us!

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SBLBSHP 2019 Board Members ROSALIN PREECHAKUL President ANGELA JEONG President-Elect ANGELA LEE Immediate-Past President TIM CHOU Secretary JENNIFER FONG Treasurer DAN BAUMAN & ERWIN JEONG Directors STEVE THOMPSON CSHP Liaison

ROSALIN PREECHAKUL, MATT KAMADA, ANGELA JEONG, ANGELA LEE, JENNIFER FONG & LAUREN ALFANO CSHP Delegates

HELENA LAU & TIFFANY LUONG Mentorship Program Chairs

JOANNE LIN, LESLIE TANAKA, YEN DOAN, JENNIFER TRUONG Communications Chairs

ALICIA WONG & GRACE KIM, MARVIN ORTIZ Public Relations Chairs

LAUREN ALFANO, MAY MAK, MICHELLE DING, SOPHIE CHENG, YEN LUU, LUCY DUONG Educational Affairs

ANJELA JEONG, MATT KAMADA, JENNIFER FONG, LESLIE WU Industrial Relations

TIM CHOU, YEN DOAN, JENNIFER TRUONG Membership Chair

JOHN MCGADY Legal Affairs Chair

ANGELA LEE, CINDY LA, STEFFI FUKUNAGA Social Affairs Chairs

YASMIN YAP MARIANO, CYNTHIA BENNETT Technician Liaison

USC - CHRISTINA LEE & KAYDEE SOO UOP - RYAN LEE & ANNA MAYOR KGI - KELLY VO, RODELLE SACMAN, MITCHELL TIMBOL WESTERN - RYAN TAM MARSHALL B. KETCHUM - TIMOTHY JACKSON UCSF - SANAM RASHIDI & DARYL LARRY-SAR CHAPMAN - DANNY PHAM

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