pgy 1 residents

PGY-1 Residents

Top Row: (Left to Right) Stephen Deptola, Jon Derringer, Matthew Plassmeier, Larry Huang, Alan

Rusnak, and Dalton Kuebel

Middle Row: (Left to Right) Saaiqa Maredia, Darby Derringer, Mckenna Jennings, Anne Thorn-

dyke, Ali Koelling, Julia Stevens, and Kaitlyn Jarrell

Bottom Row: (Left to Right) Brittany Coleman, Stephanie Hamilton, Pauline Kim, and

Emily Willard

Name: Brittany Coleman

Email address: [email protected]

Hometown: Georgetown, KY

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy; Master of Public Health in Health Behavior, University of Kentucky

Practice Interests: Emergency Medicine

Research Project: Gabapentin use in alcohol withdrawal syndrome

Research Project Preceptor: Jacob Peters, PharmD, BCPP, BCPS Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, IU Health Grand Rounds Committee, ACCP and ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Coleman plans to complete a PGY2 residency in emergency medicine and obtain BCPS certification. Her future plans also include practicing in an academic medical center, precepting pharmacy residents and students, and participating in global health initiatives.

Name: Stephen Deptola

Email Address: [email protected]

Hometown: Cleveland, OH

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy; Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Science, The Ohio State University

Practice Interests: Pediatrics

Research Project: Safety and efficacy of sleep medications in pediatrics

Research Project Preceptor: To be determined

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, IU Health Pharmacy Residency Social Committee, Phi Delta Chi Professional Pharmacy Member, ACCP and ASHP member.

Future Career Plans: After completing his PGY1 Residency training, Dr. Deptola plans to pursue a PGY2 in pediatrics with a focus in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine. Following residency training, he hopes to earn a BCPPS certification and continue to follow his passion in working with underprivileged children. Additionally, he hopes to continue to conduct research and have the opportunity to precept students in the future.

PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice

Name: Darby Derringer


Hometown: Florence, KY

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Cincinnati James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Transplant, Pediatrics

Research Project: Impact of low level CMV viremia off prophylaxis and risk for developing CMV disease in lung transplant recipients

Research Project Preceptor: Erin Lushin, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, IU Health Pharmacy Residency Alumni Engagement and Family Medicine Committee, Rho Chi Academic Honor Society, Phi Lambda Sigma, APhA member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Derringer plans to complete a PGY2 residency in transplant or pediatrics and obtain board certification. Following residency training, she hopes to work as a clinical pharmacist with opportunities to precept students and residents.

Name: Jon Derringer


Hometown: Crestwood, KY

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Infectious Diseases, Critical Care, Informatics

Research Project: Outcomes of regimens containing two versus three active antiretrovirals in patients harboring the M184V/I mutation

Research Project Preceptors: Emily Huesgen, PharmD, BCACP, AAHIVP; Eric Farmer, PharmD, BCPS, AAHIVP; Brooke N. Stevens, PharmD, BCPS, AAHIVP

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, IU Health Pharmacy Social Committee, Rho Chi Academic Honor Society, Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Member, ASHP Member, APhA Member

Future Career Plans: After completing his PGY1 residency, Dr. Derringer plans to complete a PGY2 residency in infectious diseases or critical care and obtain board certification. His future plans include practicing pharmacy at an academic medical center, precepting students, and teaching as an adjunct faculty member at a college of pharmacy.

Name: Larry Huang


Hometown: Austin, TX

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy; Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, University of Texas at Austin

Practice Interests: Informatics, Infectious Disease

Research Project: Clinical impact of Verigene® gram-positive blood culture assay

Research Project Preceptor: Jon Hiles, PharmD, BCPS (AQ-ID)

Professional Development: IU Health Pharmacy Grand Rounds Committee, ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing a PGY1, Dr. Huang plants to pursue a PGY2 in informatics and practice at a large health-care system.

Name: Stephanie Hamilton


Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Loma Linda University; B.S in Biomedical Sciences, Burman University

Practice Interests: Internal Medicine, Cardiology

Research Project: Evaluation of the effect of rivaroxaban, apixaban and warfarin on Thromboelastogram (TEG)

Research Project Preceptor: Tara Flack, PharmD, BCPS, BCCCP

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program (IPTeC), IU Health Pharmacy Residency Social Committee, Rho Chi Honor Society, APhA member, ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Hamilton plans to complete a PGY2 in Internal Medicine and obtain BCPS certification. In the future, she would like to practice in an academic medical center where she can precept residents and students as well as teach at an affiliated school of pharmacy.

Name: Kaitlyn Jarrell


Hometown: Dexter, Missouri

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Mississippi

Practice Interests: Infectious Disease/HIV, internal medicine,

administration

Research Project: Rates of surgical site infections in orthopedic

patients with penicillin allergies

Research Project Preceptor: Armisha Desai, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: IU Health Recruitment Committee Member,

ACCP Member, ASHP member, Kappa Psi

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1, Dr. Jarrell plans to

pursue a PGY2 in Infectious Diseases, obtain BCPS and ultimately BCIDP.

Her plans also include practicing as a clinical pharmacist in an inpatient

facility where she can continue clinical research and precept pharmacy

students and residents.

Name: Mckenna Jennings


Hometown: Indianapolis, IN

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Purdue University College of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Critical Care, Trauma, Emergency Medicine

Research Project: A comparison of methylene blue versus hydroxocobalamin for post-operative vasoplegia: a retrospective analysis

Research Project Preceptor: Haley Peters, PharmD

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program (IPTeC), Butler Therapeutics Case Conference, IU Health Recruitment Committee, Phi Lambda Sigma Alumni, Indiana College of Clinical Pharmacy (ICCP) Member, Society of Critical Care Medicine Member

Future Career Plans: After completing PGY1 Residency, Dr. Jennings plans on completing a specialty PGY2 in either critical care or emergency medicine. Dr. Jennings would like to obtain her BCPS and BCCCPS certifications, as well as, be involved in precepting students and residents at a large academic medical center.

Name: Ali Koelling Email Address: [email protected] Hometown: Pittsboro, IN Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Manchester University College of Pharmacy Practice Interests: Critical Care Research Project: Safety and efficacy of inhaled tranexamic acid in diffuse alveolar hemorrhage Research Project Preceptor: Quinn Czosnowski, PharmD, BCPS Professional Development: Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate, IU Health Residency Recruitment Committee, Rho Chi Academic Honor Society, ASHP and ACCP member Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Koelling plans to complete a PGY2 residency in critical care and pursue board certification. In the future, her plan is to practice at an academic medical center, where she can precept students and residents. She also plans to expand her involvement with ACCP and SCCM to continually advocate for the pharmacy profession.

Name: Pauline Kim


Hometown: East Lansing, MI

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Michigan College of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Hematology/Oncology, Internal medicine, Ambulatory Care

Research Project: Describing real world tolerance of transitioning from parenteral prostacyclin therapy to oral prostacyclin therapy in patients with pulmonary hypertension

Research Project Preceptor: Tara Driscoll, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, IU Health Pharmacy Residency Forum Committee, ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Kim plans to complete a PGY2 residency in one of her interest areas and obtain board certification. Her future plans include practicing as a clinical pharmacist in an academic medical center with opportunities to precept students and participate in clinical research.

Name: Dalton Kuebel


Hometown: Guilford, IN

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Practice Interests: Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Cardiology

Research Project: Comparison of mortality with empiric vs. no Enterococcus sp. coverage in surgical complicated intra-abdominal infections

Research Project Preceptor: Chris Anderson, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate, IU Health Residency Social Committee, Phi Delta Chi Professional Pharmacy Fraternity, Phi Lambda Sigma, ACCP and ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing his PGY1 residency, Dr. Kuebel plans to pursue a PGY2 residency in one of his interest areas and to obtain board certification. In the future, he would like to practice in an academic setting where he can precept students and residents.

Name: Saaiqa Maredia


Hometown: Scottsdale, AZ

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Texas at Austin; Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology, Arizona State University

Practice Interests: Hematology/Oncology, Infectious Diseases

Research Project: Toxicity and efficacy comparison between continuous infusion amphotericin B deoxycholate versus liposomal amphotericin B in patients with histoplasmosis

Research Project Preceptor: Armisha Desai, PharmD, BCPS; Justin Wrin, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate Program, IU Health Grand Rounds Committee, Kappa Epsilon, ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing PGY1 residency, Dr. Maredia plans to complete a PGY2 specialty residency in one of her interest areas. Her future plans include pursuing board certification, clinical research, and practicing at a large academic health center with opportunities to precept pharmacy students and residents.

Name: Julia S. Stevens


Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA


Practice Interests: Oncology, palliative care, geriatrics, ambulatory care, academia, and quality improvement

Research Project: Safety and efficacy of dosing thiotepa using total body weight for conditioning chemotherapy prior to stem cell transplant in obese versus non-obese patients

Research Project Preceptors: Teresa Thakrar, PharmD, BCOP and Shawn Griffin, PharmD, BCOP

Professional Development: IU Health Alumni and Family Medicine Committee, Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, AACP Walmart Scholar, ASHP, Phi Lambda Sigma Pharmacy Leadership Society, Rho Chi Academic Honors Society, Institute for Healthcare Improvement

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1, Dr. Stevens plan to pursue a PGY2 program in oncology, palliative care, or ambulatory care. Throughout residency, she will be honing her clinical, teaching, and research skills so that she can be an engaging and effective clinical practice faculty member.

Name: Matthew Plassmeier


Hometown: Newburgh, IN


Practice Interests: Administration, Practice Advancement

Research Project: Evaluating DOACs in patients with bioprosthetic valves

Research Project Preceptor: Lauren Czosnowski, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: Butler University Therapeutic Case Conference, IU Health Pharmacy Recruitment Committee, APhA Member, ASHP Member, IPA Member

Future career plans: After completing his PGY-1 residency, Dr. Plassmeier plans to complete a PGY-2 specialty residency in health-systems pharmacy administration. Dr. Plassmeier’s plans including obtaining board certification in pharmacotherapy, precepting pharmacy students and residents, and serving in a leadership position at a large academic medical center. His goal is to advance the practice of pharmacy through the expansion of clinical services, advocating for regulatory reforms, and educating future pharmacists.

Name: Anne Thorndyke


Hometown: Edina, Minnesota

Education: Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Practice Interests: Pediatrics, Transplant, Critical Care

Research Project: Incidence of QTc prolongation with concomitant use of methadone and 2nd generation antipsychotics

Research Project Preceptor: Emma Tillman, PharmD, PhD & Katie Hughes, PharmD, BCPPS

Professional Development: Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate, IU Health Residency Recruitment Committee, Phi Delta Chi Professional Pharmacy Fraternity, ACCP Resident Committee and PRN pediatrics member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Thorndyke plans to complete a PGY2 residency in one of her areas of interest and obtain board certification. In the future, she would like to practice in a large institution where she can serve in leadership roles, participate in new health initiatives, and precept students and residents. Eventually, she plans to take her clinical knowledge and blend it into the business setting.

Name: Emily Willard


Hometown: Columbus, OH

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Cincinnati James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Critical Care, Pediatrics

Research Project: Predictors of response to midodrine for weaning of vasopressors

Research Project Preceptor: Quinn Czosnowski, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate, IU Health Recruitment Committee, Kappa Psi Professional Pharmacy Fraternity, Phi Lambda Sigma, APhA and ASHP member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 residency, Dr. Willard plans to complete a PGY2 residency in pediatrics or critical care. In the future, she would like to practice in a critical care setting with pediatrics or adults at an academic medical center, while staying involved with professional organizations.

PGY-1 Non-Traditional Pharmacy Practice

Name: Colleen LaRowe Email address: [email protected] Hometown: Batavia, IL Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Practice Interests: Internal Medicine Research Project: Assessment of Antibiotic prescribing and pharmacist interventions for UTIs in the Emergency Department Professional Development: 4South Orthopedic Team Leader, Pre-op Med History Pharmacy Team Leader, Student Shadow Coordinator Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY1 non-traditional pharmacy practice residency, Dr. LaRowe plans to continue practicing as a clinical staff pharmacist at IU Health.

Name: Elliot Mervis Email address: [email protected] Hometown: Kokomo, IN Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Practice Interests: Internal Medicine, Ambulatory Care, Infectious Disease, and Managed Care Research Project: The impact of documented penicillin allergy in colorectal surgery and surgical site infection rates Future Career Plans: After completing his PGY-1 non-traditional pharmacy practice residency, Dr. Mervis plans to either continue practicing as a clinical staff pharmacist at IU Health or pursue a PGY-2 in an area of interest.

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Name: Jared Albright Email address: [email protected] Hometown: Winfield, KS Education: Bachelor of Science in Physiology, Oklahoma State University; Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Science, University of Kansas; Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Kansas Practice Interests: Pharmacogenomics, Pediatrics Research Project: TBD Research Project Preceptor: TBD Future Career Plans: After completing PGY-1 non-traditional pharmacy practice residency, plans to pursue further training in Pharmacogenomics and Pediatrics

Name: Alan Rusnak Email Address: [email protected] Hometown: Clemson, South Carolina Education: Doctorate (Pharmacy) from Presbyterian College, Bachelor’s Degree (Criminology) from Florida State University, Associate’s Degree (Pre-Pharmacy) from Tri-County Technical College Practice Interests: Infectious Disease, Pulmonary, Transplant Research Project: Efficacy and safety of combination induction with rituximab and rATG compared to rATG alone Research Project Preceptor: Katie Pennington, PharmD Professional Development: IU Health Pharmacy Residency Forum Committee, IU Health Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Committee, University Hospital Investigational Drug Services Point of Contact, Medication History Workgroup Committee, Clinical Technician Committee Future Career Plans: After completing a PGY1 residency, Dr. Rusnak hopes to pursue a PGY2 in a field he identifies from his rotations as his primary interest. Other future plans include practicing within a large academic medical center, getting BCPS certification, and precepting pharmacy residents and students.

PGY-2 Residents

Top Row: (Left to Right) Storm Van Wey, Adam Overberg, Sarah Mietz, Meghan Blais, Emily

Belarski, and John Bomkamp

Bottom Row: (Left to Right) Martina Fraga, Regan Wade, Shannon White, Katherine Curtis,

and Jessica Nicholson

PGY-2 Transplant

Name: Sarah Mietz


Hometown: Buffalo, NY

Education: Erie County Medical Center/University at Buffalo (PGY1 Pharmacy); The Ohio State University (Doctor of Pharmacy); SUNY Geneseo (Bachelor of Science in Chemistry)

Practice Interests: Cardiothoracic transplant, transplant infectious diseases, academia, research

Research Project: Comparison of basiliximab and alemtuzumab induction in lung transplant recipients (acute and chronic rejection, CLAD, survival)

Research Project Preceptor: Erin Lushin, PharmD, BCPS

Professional Development: IU Health Transplant Committee, IU Health Thoracic Transplant Quality Committee, Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Phi Lambda Sigma

Future Career Plans: Obtain a clinical pharmacy specialist position in cardiothoracic transplant with an adjunct faculty role at a college of pharmacy, train and mentor future pharmacists, and conduct meaningful clinical research.

PGY-2 Emergency Medicine

Name: Jessica Nicholson


Hometown: Galveston, Indiana

Education: PGY1 Pharmacy Residency, Indiana University Health; Doctor of Pharmacy, Purdue University College of Pharmacy; Bachelor of Arts in Biology, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis

Practice Interests: Emergency Medicine

Research Project: Hemodynamic comparison of diltiazem versus metoprolol for rate control in patients with atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular rate

Research Project Preceptors: Kelsey Billups, PharmD, BCPS and Tara Flack, PharmD, BCPS, BCCP

Professional Development: Indiana Teaching Certificate Program, ASHP, ACCP, CPFI, and Rho Chi membership

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY2 residency, Dr. Nicholson plans to pursue a career in emergency medicine at a hospital with opportunities to precept students and participate in clinical research.

PGY-2 Ambulatory Care Name: Katherine Curtis


Hometown: Noblesville, Indiana

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Purdue University

Practice Interests: Ambulatory Care, Cardiovascular Risk Reduction,

Transitions of Care, Academia, Medication Access, Global Health

Research Project: To be determined


Professional Development: ASHP, ACCP, AACP, Adjunct Faculty at Butler

University – Self Care Instructor, Family Medicine and Alumni Engagement

Committee

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY2 residency in, Dr.

Curtis plans to pursue a position in the ambulatory setting with a joint

faculty position at a college of pharmacy. She hopes to obtain board

certification in ambulatory care, improve patient access to care, and

precept students and residents.

PGY-2 Internal Medicine Name: Regan Wade


Hometown: Birmingham, AL

Education: B.S. Biomedical Sciences and Spanish minor at Auburn University; Doctor of Pharmacy at Auburn University Harri-son School of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Academia



Professional Development: Indiana College of Clinical Phar-macy Resident Representative, Indiana Teaching Certificate Pro-gram, Rho Chi Academic Honor Society, Phi Lambda Sigma Lead-ership Society, ASHP member, Butler University Therapeutics Case Conference, IU Health Pharmacy Residency Recruitment Committee

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY2 internal med-icine pharmacy residency, Dr. Wade plans to pursue a clinical po-sition in cardiology or internal medicine at an academic medical center associated with a school of pharmacy. She hopes to obtain a faculty position with opportunities to precept students and resi-dents.

PGY-2 Critical Care

Name: Storm Van Wey


Hometown: Utica, OH

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Butler University

Practice Interests: Trauma, Neuro, & Surgical Critical Care

Research Project: Vasopressin for treatment of post-traumatic central

diabetes insipidus

Research Project Preceptor: Emily Miller, PharmD, BCPS, FCCM

Professional Development: Chief Pharmacy Resident, Pharmacy

Clinical Council, Code Blue Committee, SCCM, ACCP, and ASHP and

ACCP

Future Career Plans: After completing his PGY2 residency, Dr. Van

Wey plans to obtain board certification, and find employment at a level one

trauma center or academic medical center. In addition, Dr. Van Wey is

considering furthering his education to expand his knowledge and

capability of caring for complex and critical patients.

Name: Meghan Blais


Hometown: Dyer, IN

Education: PGY1 Pharmacy Residency, Indiana University Health;

Doctor of Pharmacy, Butler University College of Pharmacy and Health

Sciences

Practice Interests: Medical Critical Care, Trauma, Emergency

Medicine, Transitions of Care in the ICU



Professional Development: IU Health Code Blue Committee; IU

Health Residency Forum Committee; SCCM, ASHP, and ACCP

memberships; Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate; Phi Delta Chi

Professional Pharmacy Fraternity; Rho Chi Academic Honor Society

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY2 residency, Dr. Blais

plans to pursue a clinical position at an academic medical center and

Board Certification in critical care. She would like to incorporate academia

into her career through precepting and didactic opportunities with

pharmacy students and residents. In addition, she would like to increase

her involvement in professional organizations and committees.

PGY-2 Pediatrics

Name: Emily Belarski


Hometown: Warren, MI

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Michigan College of Pharmacy; Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan

Practice Interests: Pediatric HIV, ID, Cystic Fibrosis

Research Project: Outcomes of a MRSA eradication protocol in pediatric cystic fibrosis patients

Research Project Preceptor: Rebecca Pettit, PharmD, MBA, BCPS and Andrew Houck, PharmD, BCPPS

Professional Development: Vizient Pediatric Pharmacy Committee, Riley Pediatric Medication Utilization Committee, Riley Pediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship Committee, ASHP member, PPAG member

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY2 residency, Dr. Belarski plans to pursue a career in pediatric clinical pharmacy in the area of infectious disease or pulmonology. Her plans also include pursuing BCPPS certification, precepting and mentorship, and leadership development. She looks forward to continued involvement in professional organizations throughout her career, including ASHP, PPAG, and Vizient.

Name: John Bomkamp


Hometown: Evansville, IN


Practice Interests: Antimicrobial Stewardship, Gram-Negative Resistance, Clinical Microbiology

Research Project: Evaluation of a rapid, fungal detection panel for the diagnosis and management of candidemia and invasive candidiasis at an academic health center

Research Project Preceptor: Jon Hiles, PharmD, BCPS-AQID

Professional Development: ASHP, OSHP, SIDP Trainee member, Antibiotic Stewardship Committee, Rho Chi Academic Honor Society

Future Career Plans: After completing his PGY2 residency, John plans to obtain board certification in infectious diseases. He hopes to pursue a job as an antimicrobial stewardship specialist at an academic medical center.

PGY-2 Infectious Disease

PGY-2 Hematology/Oncology

Name: Martina Fraga


Hometown: Wooster, OH

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, Butler University

Practice Interests: Hematology, BMT, Pediatrics

Research Project: Evaluation of progression free survival and overall

survival following genomic sequencing of colorectal cancer tumors

Research Project Preceptor: Patrick Kiel, PharmD, BCPS, BCOP

Professional Development: HOPA Research-Basic and Translational

Sciences Committee, IU Health Chemo Safety Committee, Indiana

Pharmacy Teaching Certificate Recipient, IU Health Pharmacy Social

Committee, ASHP, HOPA, ACCP

Future Career Plans: After completing her PGY2 residency, Dr. Fraga

plans to pursue a clinical position at a large academic medical center and

become an adjunct professor at a school of pharmacy. She plans to obtain

BCOP certification and to continue participating in clinical research and

precepting student pharmacists and residents.

Toxicology Pharmacy Fellowship

Name: Adam Overberg


Hometown: Fayetteville, NC

Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina Eshelman

School of Pharmacy

Practice Interests: Toxicology, emergency medicine, pediatrics

Research Project: Toxicity in overdose of bupropion vs SSRIs in

adolescents

Research Project Preceptor: Blake Froberg, MD

Professional Development: member of AACT, AAPCC, ACCP, SCCM,

and ASHP; graduate of Indiana Teaching Certificate Program; lecturer in

Butler University critical care elective and Indiana University School of

Medicine GI/Nutrition course

Future Career Plans: After completing his toxicology fellowship, Dr.

Overberg will begin training as the next managing director of the Indiana

Poison Center. He plans to seek DABAT certification and eventually an

MPH degree, as well as to continue precepting students and residents,

training the next generation of toxicologists, and performing research to

advance the care of poisoned patients.

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