260518112157_medicare_part_c_and_d_26.pdf (.pdf) 0.14mb Location : Henderson, TX 75652 ,United States
Preceptor : Dr Nicholas Lockyear
Type : Independent Pharmacy
Location:805 N.Dickinson Drive,Rusk,TX 75855
Preceptor: Crystal Larimer
Type:Institutional Pharmacy
Location : Tyler ,TX 75701
Preceptor : Collins Tita
Type : Community Pharmacy
Location: Tyler,TX 75799
Preceptor: Barakha Yadav-Silvia
Type: Ambulatory Care
Location:Paris ,TX 75460
Preceptor: Erin Moody
Type: Acute care/Adult Medicine (Hospital Pharmacy)
Location:Tyler.TX 75701
Preceptor: Irtiza Alam
Type: Oncology pharmacy
Location:Tyler.TX 75701
Preceptor:Charles Eubanks
Type:Community Pharmacy
Location:Tyler,TX 75701
Preceptor:Becky Barr
Type:Hospital Pharmacy
Fall 2024
1. Hospital and Acute Care Pharmacy Experience
Over the Fall 2024 semester (08/12/24 – 12/13/24) at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Rehabilitation Hospital and Paris Regional Hospital, I worked on understanding how pharmacists support patient care in hospital and acute care settings. I observed rounds, assisted with medication reconciliation, reviewed patient charts, and shadowed clinical pharmacists. These activities helped me recognize medication safety issues and see how complex cases are managed by the healthcare team.By the end of the semester, I felt more confident identifying potential medication problems and supporting safe practices, as reflected in preceptor feedback and my increased involvement in patient care tasks.
2. Community, Specialty, and Ambulatory Practice Exposure
During the Fall 2024 semester (09/23/24 – 12/13/24), I gained experience in different outpatient practice areas, including TylerRx Pharmacy, the UT Health East Texas – HOPE Cancer Center, and the Anticoagulation Clinic. I observed prescription processing, oncology medication preparation, and anticoagulation management, and participated in patient counseling. These experiences helped me understand how pharmacists tailor care across community, specialty, and ambulatory settings.By the end of the semester, I became more comfortable communicating with patients and pharmacy staff and developed a stronger appreciation for delivering patient-centered care across varied practice environments.
Spring 2025
1. Community Pharmacy Workflow and Documentation .
In the Spring 2025 semester (02/10/25 – 05/09/25) at Walmart, I focused on learning how prescriptions flow through a community pharmacy and how records are maintained accurately. I observed prescription processing, insurance billing procedures, and patient data documentation. These activities gave me insight into the importance of organized workflow and precise record-keeping.By the end of the semester, I was more confident navigating workflow tasks and appreciated the role of clear documentation in ensuring safe and efficient pharmacy operations.
2. Over-the-Counter Product Knowledge and Safety
Throughout the Spring 2025 semester (02/10/25 – 05/09/25) at Walmart, I aimed to improve my understanding of over-the-counter (OTC) medications and how to recommend them safely. I researched common OTC products, observed counseling interactions between pharmacists and patients, and discussed product selection with my preceptor.By the conclusion of the rotation, I was able to make appropriate OTC recommendations and explain product options confidently under preceptor guidance.
Fall 2025
1. Medication Review and Safety Skills
At Rusk State Hospital during Fall 2025 (09/15/25 – 12/05/25), I focused on enhancing my ability to conduct medication reviews and contribute to patient safety initiatives. I analyzed chart data, checked for drug interactions, and assisted with documentation of clinical observations. These tasks increased my awareness of potential medication risks and how to address them.By the end of the semester, I was more adept at identifying medication-related concerns and supporting safe pharmacotherapy decisions, as observed by my preceptor.
2. Clinical Workflow and Documentation
During the Fall 2025 semester (09/15/25 – 12/05/25) at Rusk State Hospital, I worked on strengthening my understanding of institutional pharmacy workflow and completing accurate clinical documentation. I participated in order verification, follow-up documentation, and compliance checks. These responsibilities helped me see how structured work processes support patient care.By the completion of the rotation, I demonstrated improved accuracy in documentation and greater confidence in handling clinical tasks.
Spring 2026
1. Patient Counseling and Education
During my Spring 2026 75-hour IPPE rotation at Strong-Hurt Pharmacy (02/11/26 – 05/01/26), I strengthened my patient counseling and education skills by assisting patients with prescription and over-the-counter medication questions under pharmacist supervision. Through repeated counseling opportunities, I became more confident explaining medication use, side effects, and adherence strategies while improving my communication with patients.
2. Community Pharmacy Problem Solving
During my Spring 2026 75-hour IPPE rotation at Strong-Hurt Pharmacy (02/11/26 – 05/01/26), I improved my problem-solving abilities in the community pharmacy setting by helping address medication-related concerns such as insurance issues, dosing clarifications, potential drug interactions, and adherence barriers with guidance from my preceptor. These experiences helped me develop stronger critical thinking skills and a better understanding of how pharmacists resolve everyday patient care challenges.
Summer 2026AND A
No clinical interventions completed/reported during this rotation.
260124100110_Clinicsl_Intervention_Report.pdf (.pdf) 0.12mb 
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