Showing posts with label Dunn Pharmacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dunn Pharmacy. Show all posts
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Shenandoah University School of Pharmacy and Project HOPE - Year 4!!
Welcome back to the RxProjectHOPE blog for year 4. We are very excited to continue the wonderful partnership with SU SOP and Project HOPE for our fourth year pharmacy students (P4s). For 2012, we will be sending four P4 students on an advanced pharmacy practice experience (APPE) aboard the USNS Mercy with the Pacific Partnership 2012!
Kofi Kyei-Mensah and Alexis Hargbol will be leaving on May 21st to join the USNS Mercy in Guam. We're happy to report that for the first time a Shenandoah University alumni, Dr. Zara Risoldi Cochrane (class of 2008), will serve as the preceptor for Kofi and Alexis' experience! Kofi, Alexis and Dr. Risoldi Cochrane will be providing medical outreach to the communities of Indonesia and Philippines through the end of June.
Dayna Drobny and Brittany Stewart will replace the first group on the USNS Mercy in Philippines, along with their preceptor, Dr. Ravipal Singh. Dayna, Brittany and Dr. Singh will be providing care to the individuals of Vietnam and Cambodia through August.
Please visit the blog often to read about the life-changing experiences of the students and preceptors aboard the USNS Mercy.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Here we go again! Welcome to Year 3 of Project Hope and SU Pharmacy!
Welcome back to the Shenandoah University School of Pharmacy Rx Project HOPE blog! We're very excited to be sending FIVE students this year on rotations with Project HOPE. Two of our students will be part of the Pacific Partnership 2011 and two will participate in the Continuing Promise 2011. For the first time this year, we will also be sending a student to complete a PharmD/MBA rotation as part of Project HOPE.
As part of the Pacific Partnership 2011, fourth year pharmacy students, Andrea Tanzella and Andrew Siler will join the USS Cleveland from June 10th to July 17th, along with pharmacist preceptor, Lance Satern. Andrea and Andy's rotation will include Timor Leste and Micronesia.
As part of the Continuing Promise 2011, fourth year pharmacy students, Emily Kirchner and Alisa McGehee will join the USNS Comfort from July 14th to August 12th, along with pharmacist preceptor, Earl Rogers. Emily and Alisa's rotation will include El Salvador and Costa Rica.
The first PharmD/MBA advanced pharmacy practice experience in conjunction with Project HOPE will take place in Cameroon, Africa. Fourth year pharmacy student, Kamran Saljuki, will be in Cameroon from September through October assisting with managing pharmacy services.
Please visit the blog often for updates on our students and to read what they are experiencing during their rotation. Also, stay tuned for video-blogs of their experiences!
As part of the Pacific Partnership 2011, fourth year pharmacy students, Andrea Tanzella and Andrew Siler will join the USS Cleveland from June 10th to July 17th, along with pharmacist preceptor, Lance Satern. Andrea and Andy's rotation will include Timor Leste and Micronesia.
As part of the Continuing Promise 2011, fourth year pharmacy students, Emily Kirchner and Alisa McGehee will join the USNS Comfort from July 14th to August 12th, along with pharmacist preceptor, Earl Rogers. Emily and Alisa's rotation will include El Salvador and Costa Rica.
The first PharmD/MBA advanced pharmacy practice experience in conjunction with Project HOPE will take place in Cameroon, Africa. Fourth year pharmacy student, Kamran Saljuki, will be in Cameroon from September through October assisting with managing pharmacy services.
Please visit the blog often for updates on our students and to read what they are experiencing during their rotation. Also, stay tuned for video-blogs of their experiences!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Year 2 and going strong... new rotation information!
Welcome back to the Shenandoah University School of Pharmacy Rx Project HOPE blog! We're very excited to be sending FOUR students this year on rotations with Project HOPE. The students will be part of the Pacific Partnership 2010 that will visit the southwest Asia region.
Fourth year pharmacy students, Kristina Angelone and Renee Summerson will join the USNS Mercy from May 29th to July 3rd, along with pharmacist preceptor, Earl Rogers. Kris and Renee's rotation will include Vietnam and Cambodia.
Following Kris and Renee, fourth year pharmacy students, Julie Horak and Brian Cox will join the USNS Mercy from July 3rd to August 8th, along with pharmacist preceptor, John Nett. Julie and Brian's rotation will include Cambodia and Indonesia.
Please visit often after May 29th to follow their experiences!
Fourth year pharmacy students, Kristina Angelone and Renee Summerson will join the USNS Mercy from May 29th to July 3rd, along with pharmacist preceptor, Earl Rogers. Kris and Renee's rotation will include Vietnam and Cambodia.
Following Kris and Renee, fourth year pharmacy students, Julie Horak and Brian Cox will join the USNS Mercy from July 3rd to August 8th, along with pharmacist preceptor, John Nett. Julie and Brian's rotation will include Cambodia and Indonesia.
Please visit often after May 29th to follow their experiences!
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Welcome to Rx Project HOPE. This blog is to share the experiences of 3 fourth year pharmacy students of Shenandoah University Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy who will be partaking in the inaugural experiential rotations with Project HOPE (www.projecthope.org).
Elizabeth Johnson will be going to Latin America from 6/22 to 8/28 on board the USNS Comfort. Benedict Baidoo, Pharm.D. will serve as her pharmacy preceptor. Her experience will include the following nations: Columbia, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Panama.
John Hammill will be going to the Pacific from 6/24 to 7/3 on board the USNS Richard Byrd. John Nett, BS Pharm, MBA will serve as his pharmacy preceptor.
Stephen Creasy will also be going to the Pacific from 7/30 to 9/18 on board the USNS Richard Byrd. His preceptor has not been named yet.
The Pacific trip with the USNS Richard Byrd will visit the following nations: Samoa, Tonga, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, and Kiribati.
This unique experience has been made possible by many individuals. On behalf of Project Hope, many thanks go to Matthew Peterson, Program Manager, Special Projects; Dana Fitzsimmons, Team Leader, Medical Outcomes Specialists, Pfizer Global Medical; and the Project Hope staff for their hard work and dedication in making this possible. On behalf of Shenandoah University, much gratitude goes to Dr. Alan McKay, Dean, School of Pharmacy; Dr. Bryon Grigsby, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Senior Vice President; Dr. Tracy Fitzsimmons, President, Shenandoah University; Ms. Wanda Coffey, Experiential Coordinator, School of Pharmacy; and the School of Pharmacy staff for their assistance and support in making the experience a reality.
Please visit the blog often to learn of the experiences of the pharmacy students as they partake in this adventure.
Elizabeth Johnson will be going to Latin America from 6/22 to 8/28 on board the USNS Comfort. Benedict Baidoo, Pharm.D. will serve as her pharmacy preceptor. Her experience will include the following nations: Columbia, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Panama.
John Hammill will be going to the Pacific from 6/24 to 7/3 on board the USNS Richard Byrd. John Nett, BS Pharm, MBA will serve as his pharmacy preceptor.
Stephen Creasy will also be going to the Pacific from 7/30 to 9/18 on board the USNS Richard Byrd. His preceptor has not been named yet.
The Pacific trip with the USNS Richard Byrd will visit the following nations: Samoa, Tonga, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, and Kiribati.
This unique experience has been made possible by many individuals. On behalf of Project Hope, many thanks go to Matthew Peterson, Program Manager, Special Projects; Dana Fitzsimmons, Team Leader, Medical Outcomes Specialists, Pfizer Global Medical; and the Project Hope staff for their hard work and dedication in making this possible. On behalf of Shenandoah University, much gratitude goes to Dr. Alan McKay, Dean, School of Pharmacy; Dr. Bryon Grigsby, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Senior Vice President; Dr. Tracy Fitzsimmons, President, Shenandoah University; Ms. Wanda Coffey, Experiential Coordinator, School of Pharmacy; and the School of Pharmacy staff for their assistance and support in making the experience a reality.
Please visit the blog often to learn of the experiences of the pharmacy students as they partake in this adventure.
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