Pharmacy | Residency: Current Residents & Alumni

Current residents

Hometown: Charleston, S.C.
Pharmacy school: Medical University of South Carolina
PGY-1 site: Prisma Health Upstate
Professional interests: general pediatrics, PICU
What do you like to do in your free time? "Hot yoga, reading, traveling and exploring parks with my pup, Luka!"
Why Boston Children’s Hospital for PGY2 training? "Boston Children’s offers an intellectually stimulating and challenging culture, which provides the opportunity for me to achieve my professional goal of becoming a confident pediatric clinical pharmacy specialist, educator, and advocate for underserved populations. For someone like me who hasn’t chosen a specialty, the robust rotation offerings assure me that I will get much exposure and flexibility with my schedule throughout the year. Outside of core rotations, this program offers dynamic and diverse elective experiences, like the chance to experience critical care in a unique light during the neurology elective with the neuro ICU team. The high acuity pediatric population can present many challenges and rewards, so I am excited to train at an institution where pharmacy is fully integrated into patient care. Integration into an interdisciplinary team with providers of different backgrounds and styles of communication will further develop my clinical critical reasoning, leadership, and conversational skills. Lastly, I admire unique opportunities, like manuscript peer review, as I continue to advance my research proficiencies."

Hometown: Wallingford, Conn.
Undergraduate Degree: Providence College – BS Biochemistry
Pharmacy school: Northeastern University
PGY-1 site: Massachusetts General Hospital
Professional interests: pediatric critical care, emergency medicine, research
What do you like to do in your free time? "Running along the Esplanade, spin classes, trying new foods, and spending time with friends."
Why Boston Children's Hospital for PGY2 training? "I chose Boston Children's for my pediatric specialty training for the opportunity to care for medically complex and sick children at one of the best children's hospitals in the country. Boston Children's will give me exposure to a multitude of specialized critical care units which supports my goal of becoming a pediatric critical care and emergency medicine pharmacist."

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Pharmacy | Current Residents & Alumni