A quality‐focused, detail‐oriented multilingual Pharmacist with experience supporting the management, oversight, and operation of all aspects within a pharmacy. Exemplary academic achievements include Doctor of Pharmacy from Nova Southeastern University and an advanced certification in Pharmacist Immunization Delivery. Utilize industry expertise to provide pharmacological education, mentoring, and training to pharmacy staff to develop professional, collaborative teams. Cultivate positive relationships with customers, medical professionals, and insurance providers—leveraging communication skills in English, Hindi, and Gujarati to converse with clarity and diplomacy to individuals from diverse backgrounds and expertise. Currently licensed in Michigan and Texas.
Dowload my cv• Relevant Coursework: Pharmacy Management and Economics, Pharmacy Law, Calculations and Compounding, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology
• Clubs/Activities: Class Treasurer (2014‐2015), International Professional Student Association
• Relevant Coursework: Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharmacognosy, Pharmacology, Biostatistics, Organic/Inorganic
Chemistry
• Clubs/Activities: Volleyball, Cricket
• Relevant Projects: Pharmacosomes
• Display empathy and compassion for patients, customers, caregivers, and colleagues.
• Communicated with 3 cross‐functional team members regularly, building relationships throughout the pharmacy to ensure goal achievement.
• Effectively handled up to 150 patients daily, ensuring each is provided with high‐quality service, attention, and
consideration.
• Managed up to 200 critical tasks daily to prepare medications, including verifying prescriptions for accuracy before dispensing; checking each patients’ medication record for every new or refill prescription; reviewing and interpreting physician orders and detecting therapeutic incompatibilities; dispensing medications by compounding, packaging, and labeling pharmaceuticals; monitoring drug therapies and advising interventions; maintaining records for controlled substances; and removing outdated and damaged drugs from the pharmacy inventory.
• Supervise, inspire, and develop pharmacy support staff by balancing assignments that maximize colleagues’
strengths, address growth opportunities, and decrease knowledge gaps.
• Maintained a heavy influx of email/phone correspondence, responding to more than 20 messages per day from both customers and colleagues.
• Identify critical business opportunities and contribute to the development of meaningful solutions to drive growth
and improve performance in the pharmacy.
• Provided excellent customer service at drop‐off and pick‐up counters.
• Effectively handled up to 200 patients daily, ensuring each is provided with high‐quality service, attention, and
consideration.
• Managed up to 350 critical tasks daily to prepare medications, including verifying prescriptions for accuracy before
dispensing; checking each patients’ medication record for every new or refill prescription; reviewing and interpreting
physician orders and detecting therapeutic incompatibilities; dispensing medications by compounding, packaging,
and labeling pharmaceuticals; monitoring drug therapies and advising interventions; maintaining records for
controlled substances; and removing outdated and damaged drugs from the pharmacy inventory.
• Advanced workflow procedures to maximize productivity and reduce errors.
• Trained, coached, and motivated pharmacy technicians.
• Accurately recorded and verified compounded products.
• Maintained drug inventory levels by ordering the necessary medications and supplies.
• Recommended over‐the‐counter medications to the patients.
• Adapt to change and adjust plans to thrive in a dynamic community healthcare setting.
• Transferred prescription in and out of the pharmacy.
• Coordinated and transcribed prescription transfers.
• Communicated with the healthcare providers and patients via fax or telephone.
• Checked for outdated medications.
• Prepared labels and filled prescription accordingly.
• Oversaw inventory levels, received and stored incoming inventories, verified quantities against invoices, and
checked for outdated medications.
• Read and correctly entered information for prescriptions, new patients, and insurance.