Leading clinical activities to increase health awareness for my patients and a whole community :

·Checking existing, renewal, and initial prescriptions to ensure continuity of care

· Administered vaccines to immunize patients against communicable diseases

·Verified prescription information against safety guidelines and insurance limitations to protect patient health and financial

·Fight against COVID-19 by using my skills to help with crucial tasks such as administer the vaccine across the province, helping to ensure our population is protected against COVID-19.

·Advised patients on potential drug interactions and side effects, proper dose timing, and medication storage

·Discussed over-the-counter medication and equipment options to help patients deal with individual symptoms.

·Mentoring and precepting  Pharmacy & Pharm-D students in cooperation with the University of Alberta

·Managing the clinical and promotional activities in and out of the business location (Vaccination & health awareness clinics)

· Following up on the financial & non-financial KPIs and be sure to achieve organizational targets

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Registered Clinical Pharmacist (Casual)

Alberta Health Services, Edmonton, AB

Collaborated with Alberta COVID-19 Exposure Response Team (Pharmacist Mass Immunization program) to ensure our Albertan population is protected against COVID-19.

Fight against COVID-19 by using my skills to help with crucial tasks such as vaccine administration and education. Provide crucial on-the-ground support at designated AHS facilities.

Proved successful working within tight deadlines and fast-paced atmosphere.

Developed team communications and information for meetings.

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Mentor at P4T PROJECT

National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities-NAPRA

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As part of this project, we aim to develop and provide a mentorship program, tools and resources to specifically address the specific experiential, learning, and skill gaps that have been identified as barriers to success for international pharmacy graduates (IPGs) pursuing a pharmacy license in Canada. IPGs will have an increased rate of success completing their practical training and becoming licensed pharmacists by participating in mentorship services, diagnostic tools, and associated learning modules prior to commencing mandatory and formal practical training (SPT/SPE or PACE). In addition, it will enable IPGs to better integrate into the Canadian workforce, as they will have worked in a pharmacy and made meaningful connections.
Funded by The Government of Canada, The Foreign Credential Recognition Program.

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