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THE NEWSLETTER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLE DO COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES PHARMD EXPERIENTIAL TEAM

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Preceptors of the Year 2013 APPE Preceptor of the Year

Renee Shiveley, Wright Patterson Air Force Base Dr. Renee Shiveley currently works at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center as a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Internal Medicine. She also currently works as their Infectious Disease pharmacist doing Antimicrobial Stewardship and precepts approximately 25-30 APPE students per year from 8 different Pharmacy programs. Dr. Shiveley has been in this position for 3 years and has precepted IPPE and APPE students as well as residents throughout her pharmacy career. Dr. Shiveley has been a licensed pharmacist for more than 20 years with most of her experience being in hospital/clinic pharmacies. Previously she worked at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton for 14 years in the trauma center and spent 6 years in an Infectious Disease Clinic prior to her job on the Air Force Base.

Dr. Shiveley’s education includes a B.S. in Chemistry from Wright State University and a Bachelors of Pharmacy and PharmD in Pharmacy from The University of Cincinnati. She is a Board Certified Pharmacy Specialist, currently serves as an Adjunct Professor for The University of Cincinnati School of Pharmacy and Adjunct faculty in the Chemistry Department at Wright State University teaching Introductory Organic Chemistry. In her home life Dr. Shiveley has two teenage children, Cody, who is a sophomore and Cassie, who is a senior at Beavercreek High School. Dr. Shiveley states “The students that I precept are the most enjoyable and rewarding parts of my daily responsibilities. I am very fortunate to be a part of their

learning experience on their road to becoming a valuable part of our profession!”

2013 IPPE Preceptor of the Year

Brian Riga, Rite Aid Pharmacy #2343 Brian Riga started with Rite Aid in the Toledo area as a pharmacy technician in 2001. He transferred to his current Rite Aid store which specializes in compounding after receiving his Pharm.D. Degree from The University of Toledo in 2005. Dr. Riga’s Rite Aid store is one of two compounding Rite Aid’s in the entire United States. Rite Aid uses his store as an information resource to the other Rite Aid’s when they have questions about compounding. In September 2011, Dr. Riga was promoted to pharmacy manager at the Airport Highway location. Dr. Riga has served as a preceptor for The University of Toledo since 2006 and took over as the head preceptor for the store at his site in 2011.

Dr. Riga states “Being a precepting site for The University of Toledo is a great experience for me. It allows me to not only "give back" and share my knowledge with future pharmacists, but it shows them the day-to-day activities in a retail pharmacy. Most importantly, it shows them the compounding component that they typically would not see in a retail pharmacy. Also, I like to have the ability to demonstrate to students how strong team work, collaboration, and compassion for our customers plays a tremendous role when filling prescriptions, counseling patients, or compounding prescriptions.”

Pharmacy Career Day Pharmacy Career Day is Wednesday, October 30, 2013. This is an opportunity for employers and students (soon to be graduates) to interact and conduct on-site interviews. The 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. time is set up for employers to interact with P1 through P4 students and to schedule interviews with the P4 students. The 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. time is for one-onone interviews with the P4’s. If you are interested in attending as an employer, please visit the following link for cost and additional details https://give2ut.utoledo.edu/PhmCareerDayReg.asp

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Please consider allowing your P4 students on their APPE Rotations during the month of October to attend this important event. An absence request from an APPE Rotation will require the permission from the preceptor, but is not required to be documented in CoreTrax for this event.

In my institutional IPPE, having a preceptor sit down with me and go over a patient's case in detail really helped me and motivated me. The preceptor asked us to choose a patient on the new patient list, and before we looked at the patient, he explained in detail about how the disease progresses, how symptoms manifest, the reasons behind the change in lab values, mechanism of action of drugs, appropriate treatment options and how it works against disease, just like we did in PPT course. When he opened up the patient profile, the patient's lab values, symptoms, and treatment decisions were just the same as he explained before looking at the patient, and I was able to understand why because he went in depth for the mechanisms, pharmacology, etc. Seeing an actual case was very different than learning from a book. I was very impressed that those detailed re-cap of knowledge was very applicable to the real world. ~Shin Hae Cho

61st Annual Dinner Dance It is our pleasure to invite you to the 61st Annual College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Formal Dinner and Dance. This event, hosted by Kappa Psi, Lambda Kappa Sigma, and APhA-ASP, has a long standing tradition as an evening of enjoyment and professionalism as students of all levels join under one name: The University of Toledo College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. This year, the event will be held on Saturday November 16, 2013, from 6:009:00pm on the Main Campus in the Student Union Ingman Room.

Ticket Prices: $15.00 for a single or $25.00 for a couple

Checks should be made payable to the Kappa Psi and mailed to: Kappa Psi – Beta Lambda 1335 Oak Hill Ct #112 Toledo, OH 43614.

We would love to have you there for a celebration of our students and student organizations, as well as an excellent opportunity for them to network with you both as pre-professionals and professional division students.

Register online today. If you have any questions or concerns in regard to the event, feel free to contact Matthew Jordan at matthew.jordan2@rockets.utoledo.edu.

Meds & Terms Throughout Fall semester, students will be studying commonly prescribed medications in their therapeutic classes. While precepting our students, if you have the opportunity to reference these disease states or commonly used medications in any

way, please feel free to reinforce this material with students as you see fit.

Each class is responsible for different information regarding the most common medications taken for the disease areas listed below.

P1 YEAR

P2 YEAR

P3 YEAR

Generic/Brands

Drug Class

Adverse Events

Broad Class

Approved Indications

Counseling Points

Dosage Forms

Dosage Range Interactions

Interactions

MEDICATION CLASSES

WEEKS

Meds – Immunology

9/2-9/13

Antihistamines, corticosteroids Meds – Nephrology and Rheumatology

9/9-9/20

Immunomodulators, renal supplements/treatments, iron replacement Meds – Pulmonology, Ophthalmology, & Otology

9/16-9/27

Inhaled beta agonists, inhaled steroids, optic & otic steroids/antibiotics, optic prostaglandins Meds – Pain Management 1 & 2

9/30-10/18

NSAIDs, narcotics, muscle relaxants Meds – Neurology & Psychology 1 & 2

10/28-11/22

SSRIs, SNRIs, benzodiazepines, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, anticonvulsants, hypnotics, anti-Parkinson's agents, amphetamines

Homecoming 2013 Friday, October 4, 2013 Alumni Gala and Awards Presentation Registration Saturday, October 5, 2013 Edward C. Schmakel Homecoming Parade, 11:00 a.m.

Alumni Association Tailgate, 1 p.m. at the Glass Bowl Homecoming Game, UT vs. Western Michigan, 3:00 p.m. at the Glass Bowl Ticket Purchasing Information

IPPE Updates Our University of Toledo IPPE students earn their community hours during their P1 and P2 years. This year, our plan is to begin utilizing the students IPPE day (Tuesdays or Thursday) to earn their Experiential Community hours.

IPPE Day is a day students have no scheduled classes that has been built into the curriculum so that they can complete their hours with less scheduling conflicts for the benefit of our preceptors. Students assigned to you will now be scheduled to complete five hour shifts for a total of fourteen weeks in both the spring and fall of 2014, for a total of 140 community hours. New P1 students will begin these hours in January 2014, and we have sent availability requests. This will allow for your currently placed P2 students to complete their hours without much overlap from your previously assigned students.

DATES TO REMEMBER Homecoming 2013

October 4-5

Drug Information Longitudinal APPE Presentations – Main Campus Student Union

October 29

Pharmacy Career Day

October 30

61st Annual CPPS Dinner & Dance

November 16

ASHP Mid-Year Meeting

December 7-12

Exams

December 9-13

Fall Term Ends

December 13