FSHP Student Society Award Rubric · presentation included: PPS, CV Do’s and Don’t, ASHP Midyear, The Application Process, PhORCAS, Letter of Intent, Letter of Recommendations,

FSHP Student Society Award Rubric

Category Details Point Value

Individual Member Activities

Local Chapter/COP office or award

1 pt

University wide office or award

2 pt

State office or award

3 pt

Regional office or award

4 pt

National office or award

5 pt

Membership in FSHP

% of FSHP members to total student body

<5% 1 pt

5-15% 69 FSHP Members out of approximately 540 LECOM Pharmacy Students (13%)

3 pt

16-35% 5 pt

>35% 10 pt

% of Membership increase from previous year

<2% 1 pt

2-5% 3 pt

6-10% 5 pt

>10% 10 pt

% of Members attending FSHP Annual Meeting

<2% 1 pt

2-5% 3 pt

6-10% 5 pt

>10% Approximately 28 members attending Annual (40%)

10 pt

# FSHP Student members holding FSHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD, Student director)

1-2 students Bradley Murnyack, HOD 3 pt

3-4 students 5 pt

5 or more students 10 pt

# FSHP Student members holding ASHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD,

1 student 3 pt

2-3 students 5 pt


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# FSHP Student members holding a state/national leadership position within a professional organization

1-2 students 3 pt

3-4 students 5 pt


Event #1 featuring health system speakers

Date: October 7th, 2015 1 pt

speaker including credentials/position/title

Dr. David Ball, Pharm D. ED Pharmacist Lee Memorial Health System

1 pt

description Dr. Ball presented to our students providing information about the role of an ED pharmacist. He engaged students through case presentations.

2 pt

collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate =

1 pt


Date November 4th, 2015 1pt


Regina Evans, Pharm D., BCPS, BCPP PCU Decentralized Clinical Pharmacist at Cape Coral Hospital

1pt

description Dr. Evans presented to our student society members about her experiences working in the PCU and her experiences as a certified Psychiatric pharmacist

2 pt

collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate

1 pt

Information session on residency training

Date October 29th, 2015 1 pt


Philip Roszel, Pharm D. PGY1 Resident at Bayfront Health System Jaymes Dean, Pharm D.

1 pt


Jenny Vanderplooge, Pharm D. PGY1 Resident at Sarasota Memorial Health System Kyle Hagen, Pharm D. Amanda Atherton, Pharm D. PGY1 Resident at Bay Pines VA

Description Five pharmacy residents were invited to our society’s Residency Panel to share their experiences as residents. They gave informative presentations on how to apply and prepare for residency as students. Topics for presentation included: PPS, CV Do’s and Don’t, ASHP Midyear, The Application Process, PhORCAS, Letter of Intent, Letter of Recommendations, and Residency Interview Preparation

2 pt


1pt

Number of Chapter service activities held (max of 5 events)

Date

1. October 10th, 2015 2. February 20th,

2016 3. February 27th,

2016 4. March 1st, 2016 5. March 12th, 2016

1pt (5pts)

Description 1. Safe Kids Day – Educated 55 pts on poison prevention information including games and handouts provided by the Poison Prevention center of Tampa

2. Wheel-O-Rama – performed 80

1pt (5pts)


health screenings of each blood pressure and blood glucose screenings and educated patients on the importance of medication adherence.

3. Give a Smile - Interdisciplinary event collaborating with the medical and dental schools and provided nutrition information to those children coming for free dental work. (30 patients)

4. Walgreens SYF health fair – performed about 20 health screenings including blood pressure and blood glucose screenings and educated patients on the importance of medication adherence.

5. Beats @ Healthy Street – Educated 90 patients on poison prevention and diabetes education through handouts and interactive games.

PAI education event held

date

February 22nd-26th 1pt


1pt

description Our student society held a PAI Facebook Campaign

2 pt


during the week. Each day during the week we proceeded to introduce the topic of PAI and how to become involved as a student. After giving our members the basics to what PAI is, we posted and summarized case presentations from the ASHP website for our member to see how the initiative is being put into practice.


1 pt

Leadership Development Event held

date November 21st, 2015 1 pt


Pharmacy Residents from FL Residency Programs: Edgar Turner, Pharm D. Aaron Joseph, Pharm D. Sean Ustic, Pharm D. Robley Bartholomew, Pharm D. Linh Ngo, Pharm D. Robert Richardson, Pharm D. Matthew Wilkinson, Pharm D. Bayfront Health Pharmacy Residency Director

1 pt

description Six pharmacy residents were invited to our Residency Workshop. At this workshop, residents conducted 42 mock interview sessions. Following the workshops, residents along with other programs were set up in the atrium for a mini residency showcase

2 pt


1 pt

Title of Project Safe Kids Day Event on April 23rd, 2015

1 pt


Innovative Patient Care Project

Related Strategic plan goals

-Educate the community about the growing concern of obesity. Educate on importance of diet and exercise

1 pt

Description Society members educated families in the community about the importance of diet and exercise. Educated through interactive games for children and adults. Created new educational game about sugar content in popular drinks and candies compared to water.

4 pt

Donations to FSHP Research and Education Foundation

$1 - $250

3 pt

$251 - $500

5 pt

$501 and above 10 pt

Total Points: 52pts

Submitted by: Bradley Murnyack, LECOM FSHP-SC President, [email protected]

LECOM‐SOP|5000 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton, FL 34211

Name of Activity/Event Safe Kids Day

Location (s) Westminster Presbyterian Church, 3011 19th Ave West Bradenton

Date Saturday 10/10/2015

Time 9am‐1pm

Contact of Venue(s) (telephone# or email)

Tami Goudy [email protected]

Venue cost (rent of booth or space)

Free

Target Population Families of the Bradenton area

Faculty Present

Additional Pharmacists (non‐faculty) Present

Chapter Members Present (yr & # of hours volunteered)

Melissa Diaz – 4 hours Lindsey Smith – 2 hours Natasha Sullivan – 2 hours

Other Students Present

Co‐sponsored Event or Collaborations

West Bradenton Crime Watch

Materials Used Poison prevention magnets and stickers, and other handouts. Look alike liquids and look alike candy or medicine game

Patients Attended 200+ At event

Patients Educated 55

Patients Screened

Synopsis Students educated children and their parents poison prevention information. With the children we played two games to provide them with basic poison prevention information. Each child left with either a poison center sticker or magnet with the poison center phone number on it.

What would you do to improve this event?

Improve on the look alike liquid game by putting in similar bottles so they are not as easily recognized.

Blood Pressure

__________

Cholesterol

_________

Blood Glucose

__________


Name of Activity/Event Wheel – O – Rama

Location (s) Blake Medical Center Parking Lot ‐ 2020 59th Street West Bradenton FL 34209

Date 02/20/16

Time 10AM – 1PM


Blake Medical Center – Cynthia Tanner 941‐567‐2851


0

Target Population Senior, Parents, Children

Faculty Present 1


0

Chapter Members Present (# of hours volunteered)

Time Slots

10AM‐11AM Alena Korbut Mishal Chawdry Yvonne Alvarez Judith Velazquez Bradley Murnyack

11AM – 12PM Alena Korbut Yvonne Alvarez Bradley Murnyack

12PM – 1PM Rosalin Carranza Jessica Fabian Yvonne Alvarez Bradley Murnyack

Other Students Present n/a


n/a

Materials Used Blood glucose and blood pressure supplies Operation Kids game Beer goggles Cones

Patients Attended 150


Patients Screened

Synopsis We had 2 tables at the event, one to educate children/teens on the effects prescription abuse through interactive games and the other conducted blood pressure/blood glucose

Blood Pressure

____80______

Cholesterol

____0_____

Blood Glucose

__80________

screenings. The games for the children/teens was to wear the beer googles while attempting an obstacle course of cones and play a round of operation.


Have another tent for the operation game.


Name of Activity/Event Give Kids a Smile

Location (s) 5000 Lakewood Ranch Boulevard Bradenton FL 34211 (DENTAL SCHOOL)

Date 02/27/16

Time 8AM – 5PM


[email protected]


0

Target Population Children

Faculty Present 1


2


Time Slots

8:00AM‐ 10:00AM Bradley Murnyack, Yvonne Alvarez

10:00AM‐12:00PM

Ghazel Blair

12:00PM‐ 2:00PM Lisa Nguyen Courtney Kimmons

2:00PM‐4:00PM Andrea Gordon Jennie Tran

4:00PM – 5PM Clean up Johnny Le Nguyen Kazi Shamrin

Other Students Present 0


LECOM Dental School

Materials Used Poster board and gifts for the children



Patients Screened

Synopsis The dental school hosted their 2nd annual Give a Kids a Smile event that offered free dental work to the kids in the community! As part of the event, we had an Informational Fair that provided health education to the kids and their parents. FSHP‐SC will host a table to teach the kids about basic nutrition and MyPlate (the 5 food groups). We had a

Blood Pressure

__________

Cholesterol

_________

Blood Glucose

__________

matching game and prizes for the kids that participated! This was a great opportunity to interact with the younger community.


Have a Spanish speaker at the table due some of the children only speaking Spanish.


Name of Activity/Event Diabetes and Poison Prevention fun!

Location (s) Bradenton Farmer’s Market

Date 03/12/16

Time 8AM – 12PM


Health Deparment ‐ Wilbur, Katy R <[email protected]>


0

Target Population Senior, Adults, Teens, Children

Faculty Present 0


0


Time Slots8:00AM‐ 9:00AM Bradley Murnyack,

Yvonne Alvarez

9:00AM‐10:00PM Emily Baxley Tiffnaie Nguyen

10:00AM‐ 11:00AM

Bradley Murnyack Yvonne Alvarez

12:00PM‐1:00PM Jean Vernet Vilce Bradley Murnyack

1:00PM – 2PM Bradley Murnyack Yvonne Alvarez

Other Students Present 0


n/a

Materials Used Spinning wheel, Sugar‐FREE mints, Look‐a‐like liquids, poisonous snakes pamphlets



Patients Screened

Synopsis We will had a table at Bradenton Farmers Market provided diabetes and poison prevention education to the community.


Better advertising of the event throughout the school.

Blood Pressure

__________

Cholesterol

_________

Blood Glucose

__________


Name of Activity/Event Walgreens Script Your Future (SYF)‐ Senior Day Health Fair

Location (s) Walgreens Store #5575 5800 Bee Ridge Rd Sarasota, FL 34233

Date 03/01/16

Time 11AM – 3PM


Store Manager ‐ 941–377–1589


0

Target Population Seniors over 54 years old

Faculty Present 0


1


Time Slots11AM – 12PM Lindsey Smith

Natasha Sullivan

12PM – 1PM Bobby Sheridan Emily Howell – Medical Student

1PM – 2PM Yvonne Alvarez

2PM – 3PM Yvonne Alvarez Bradley Murnyack



Interdisciplinary with medical students

Materials Used Blood glucose and blood pressure supplies



Patients Screened

Synopsis We educated Senior Citizens on immunizations as well as provided blood pressure and blood glucose screenings. We also provided diabetes information and promoted medication adherence for SYF.


Ask manager ahead of time to place us towards the pharmacy versus by cosmetics or offer patients an incentive for passing through our table.

Blood Pressure

____12______

Cholesterol

_________

Blood Glucose

____10______

FSHP‐SC Post‐Event Summary LECOM‐SOP|5000 Lakewood Ranch Blvd. Bradenton, FL 34211

Name of Activity/Event Residency Workshop

Location (s) LECOM School of Pharmacy

Date 11/15/2014

Time 8:00am – 10:00am


‐


‐

Target Population Pharmacy students

Faculty Present Dr. Stephanie Peshek


Edgar Turner Aaron Joseph Sean Ustic Robley Bartholomew Linh Ngo Robert Richardson Matthew Wilkinson


Elizabeth Faville – 4 hours Bradley Murnyack – 4 hours Kaylee Toole – 5 hours Abiha Ali – 5 hours Maggie Braxton – 4 hours Yvonne Alvarez – 4 hours Tahina Celestin – 2 hours

Other Students Present Christina Martin Anthony Juliano Rebecca Torr Tara Guthier Ashely Cubillos Erika Reiley Mona Setiawan Katie Shumacher Rizwan Kaliq Loreto Lapeiretta


Materials Used

Patients Attended

Patients Educated

Patients Screened

Synopsis The event was very successful. Forty‐two mock interviews. The residents and pharmacists conducting the interviews gave very

Blood Pressure

__________

Cholesterol

_________

Blood Glucose

__________

good feedback to the students and great feedback on the overall workshop.


Interviews were conducted in 20‐minute time interviews which allows for a modest amount of questions to be asked. Increasing the interview time would allow for more time for feedback for the students.


Name of Activity/Event Safe Kids Day at Ellington Premium Outlets

Location (s) 5461 Factory Shops Blvd, Ellenton, FL 34222

Date Saturday 4/23/2016

Time 10am‐2pm


Petra Vybiralova [email protected]


Free

Target Population Families of the surrounding cities including Bradenton, Sarasota, Ruskin, Palmetto and more.

Faculty Present


Chapter Members Present (yr & # of hours volunteered)

Veronica Nunez ‐1 hour Bradley Murnyack ‐2 hours Mishal Chawdry ‐1 hour Lisa Nguyen ‐1 hour Robert Sheridan‐2 hours Maggie Braxton ‐1 hour Lindsey Smith ‐2 hours Yvonne Alvarez ‐2 hours



Safe Kids Coalition of Manatee County

Materials Used

Patients Attended 300+ At event


Patients Screened

Synopsis Students educated children and their parents about diabetes, and the importance of exercise and a healthy diet. Kids played two interactive games, where they spun a wheel and were asked a question about diabetes, and they played a game where they had to match up a popular drink or candy (ie. Soda, Gatorade, tea, gummy worms, and water) with a bag containing an equivalent amount of sugar.


Increase the number of patients we talk to by having something more than information to give to the kids. (kids were able to take a page with information, a word search, and crossword puzzle about diabetes)

Blood Pressure

__________

Cholesterol

_________

Blood Glucose

__________

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Nova Southeastern University SSHP Chapter

President: Haley Perkins

Category Point Value Individual Member Activities

**Local Chapter/COP office or award

2015 Top 3 Student Pharmacy Organization awarded at NSU COP Banquet- chosen out of 20+ student pharmacy organizations on campus

1 pt


2 pt

State office or award 3 pt Regional office or award

4 pt


5 pt

Membership in FSHP


<5% 1 pt 5-15%: 133 members out of total 961 students (which is the total student count for all three campuses, Ft. Lauderdale, San Juan, Palm Beach)

3 pt

16-35% 5 pt >35% 10 pt

% of Membership increase from previous year 2015-152

<2% 1 pt 2-5% 3 pt 6-10% 5 pt >10% 10 pt


<2%:

1 pt

2-5% 3 pt 6-10%: 11 students out of 133 attended the 2015 FSHP annual conference

5 pt

>10% 10 pt **# FSHP Student members holding FSHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD, Student director)

1-2 students: Tiffany Harrison- Professional Affairs Council member Michele Wiltse- Membership Affairs Council member

3 pt

3-4 students:

5 pt

5 or more students 10 pt # FSHP Student members holding ASHP Leadership positions (council

1 student 3 pt 2-3 students 5 pt 4 or more students 10 pt


member, HOD, Student director) **# FSHP Student members holding a state/national leadership position within a professional organization

1-2 students: Monica Tadros- Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity Inc.- Southeast Province Webmaster

3 pt

3-4 students 5 pt 5 or more students 10 pt

**Event #1 featuring health system speakers- NSU SSHP 8th Annual Residency Showcase

Date- 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title- Dr. William Terneus Jr., Pharm.D., BCCCP, BCPS, Pharmacy Site Manager at Tradition Medical Center, Port Saint Lucie, Florida; Co-Founder of Florida Residency Conference

1 pt

• description – Dr. Terneus was our showcase keynote speaker and introduced our showcase and discussed “Strategies to improve obtaining a residency, insights from a former residency director.”

We had 14 local residency programs in attendance. The event started with a display of all programs then keynote speaker presentation followed by round table discussions with residency directors, current residents and NSU Faculty. Following the round table discussion we then broke into a Q&A session focusing on how to specifically prepare for a residency.

2 pt

collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate = Dr. Terneus was a Previous FSHP Board Member. Dr. Lacknauth, SESHP President was also in attendance and participated in the Residency Workshop

1 pt

**Event #2 featuring health system speakers

Date- 11/12/15 1pt speaker including credentials/position/title- Dr. Dave Lacknauth/SESHP President

1pt

Description: Getting the Residency from a Residency Director’s perspective and how to properly prepare for the interview.

2 pt


collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate 1 pt **Information session on residency training

Date: 4/8/16 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title: Dr. Leah Loeffler/ PGY-2 Transitions of Care Resident

1 pt

Description: We held a meeting where Dr. Loeffler came and spoke to the SSHP members and non-members about her experiences as a PGY-1 and as a current PGY-2 in Transitions of Care. The meeting included a Q&A session where students asked questions on how to get to where she is now.

2 pt

collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate 1pt Number of Chapter service activities held (max of 5 events)

Date 2/6/16- community fest vaccine awareness booth: E-board members, members and FIDEC representatives set up a booth for vaccine awareness with an event for kids (giving fake shots to a big teddy bear) while their parents learned about vaccines (FIDEC spin the wheel trivia) plus brochure giveaways about the importance of getting vaccinated 2/5/16- Give Kids a Smile Day: pill counting station for elementary school kids with smarties candy and fake prescriptions 9/18/15- Project vaccination training: SSHP partner with FIDEC and Walgreens to teach NSU students about vaccinations

1pt

Description 1pt PPMI education event held Pie- A- Faculty Legislative Days Fundraiser

Date: 1/14/16

1pt


1pt

Description: Students were able to donate money in return for tickets to have a chance of being drawn to pie a selected professor in the face! The fun

2 pt


event followed by a presentation on the importance of advocating for the pharmacy profession and our fight for provider status and more patient involvement. The money raised was donated to the NSU COP to help send a bus of students to Tallahassee for Legislative Days. collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate 1 pt

Leadership Development Event held: CV Workshop

Date: 10/27/15 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title:

1 pt

Description: Pharmacy professionals attended our annual CV Workshop to review NSU COP students CV’s and provide guidance and advice. Reviewers from various settings: Hospital, Community, Managed Care, and Academia provided an “employers” perspective on how to perfect our CV’s

2 pt

collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate 1 pt Innovative Patient Care Project

Title of Project: Project Vaccination with FIDEC

1 pt

Related Strategic plan goals- to get people in under served communities educated on vaccines

1 pt

Description 4 pt Donations to FSHP Research and Education Foundation

$1 - $250

3 pt

$251 - $500

5 pt



SSHP AT GREGORY SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AT PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERISTY


Local Chapter/COP office or award Cardinal Health Student Leadership Conference Attendee – TJ Stimson CVS Health Foundation Scholarship – Winston Johnson and Jonathan Richardson NACDS Scholastic Achievement – Kayla McIntyre NACDS Pharmacy with Faith – Larissa Jacobs Walgreens Diversity – Junelyn Bautista

6 x 1 pt = 6 pts


2 pt

State office or award FPA-ASP Award Anthony Williams

3 pt


4 pt

National office or award US Public Health Service Excellence in Public Health Award -Jonathan Richardson ASHP Student Leadership Award – Jillian DeGuzman Cardinal Health Award – Adam Remick

3 x 5 pt = 15 pts

Membership in FSHP

% of FSHP members to total student body 44/292 = 15%

<5% 1 pt 5-15% 3 pt 16-35% 5 pt >35% 10 pt


<2% 1 pt 2-5% 3 pt 6-10% 5 pt


Decreased >10% 10 pt % of Members attending FSHP Annual Meeting 15/44 = 34%

<2% 1 pt 2-5% 3 pt 6-10% 5 pt >10% 10 pt

# FSHP Student members holding FSHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD, Student director) Umima Baig, Keaton Grant, Raquel Ortiz, Nick Palm, TJ Stimson, Kayla McIntyre

1-2 students 3 pt 3-4 students 5 pt 5 or more students 10 pt

# FSHP Student members holding ASHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD, Student director) Andreina Ottman, Jillian DeGuzman, Kayla McIntyre, Winston Johnson

1 student 3 pt 2-3 students 5 pt 4 or more students 10 pt


1-2 students 3 pt 3-4 students 5 pt 5 or more students 10 pt


Date 2/3/16 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title David Lacknauth, PharmD, Director of Pharacy Memorial Hospital Miramar

1 pt

description Dr. David Lacknauth spoke on the importance of pharmacy in healthcare, the importance of completing a residency, and how to do well on rotations.

2 pt


collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate = Southeast Regional Society President

1 pt


Date 1/27/2016 1pt speaker including credentials/position/title Timothy Gauthier, PharmD, BSPS-AQ ID, Nova SE University Assistant Professor

1pt

Description Timothy Gauthier educated on the impact of social media on pharmacy practice, education, and other aspects.

2 pt


1 pt


Date 11/11/2015 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title Jean Rogers, PharmD Experiential Director Kelly Dutra, Pharm.D., BCPS PGY-1 Residency Program Director

1 pt

Description Gave insight on how to become a better residency candidate, what qualifications you need to succeed, and how to find the right institution for you.

2 pt


1pt


Date 8/27/16- Fall Membership Drive 11/5/16- Residency Forum 1 4/25/16- Residency Forum III Poison Prevention

5 x 1pt = 5 pts


Outreach – 1/23/2016 and 4/20/16 Description Membership drive- Panel of 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students, PGY-1 resident, and faculty advisors to answer incoming students’ questions about ASHP, FSHP and SSHP Residency Forum I- PBA PGY-1 Residents gave a presentation about an overview of residencies and the application process Residency Forum III- P4 and PGY-1 Resident that have recently matched with PGY- 1/PGY-2 residencies answer questions about PhorCAS and the interview process Poison Prevention Outreach at St. Ann’s Catholic Elementary School – interactive presentation to 3rd grade class

5 x 1pt = 5 pts

PPMI education event held

Date 10/7/15 and 4/25/16

2 x 1pt = 2 pts

speaker including credentials/position/title Jonathan Richardson, PharmD Student Class of 2017 Madison Mansfield, PharmD Student Class of 2018

2 x 1pt = 2 pts

Description Jonathan and Madison educated students on the definition of PPMI and ways that we can

2 x 2 pt = 4 pts


incorporate and promote it during APPEs and IPPEs. collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate

1 pt


Date 3/24/2016 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title Emmanuel Markakis, PharmD, Director of Pharmacy Boca Regional Hospital

1 pt

Description Spoke on the effective qualities of a leader, how to develop as a student pharmacist, and how to collaborate as a team. Q&A session followed

2 pt


1 pt


Title of Project Poison Prevention Community Outreach Program

1 pt

Related Strategic plan goals Optimize patients’ medication outcomes in and across all settings of care. Support the continued competence of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians through the provision of contemporary professional development.

1 pt

Description Our student chapter schedules a Poison Prevention Education from the Poison Control Center of Miami to come and do a training for our chapter

4 pt


members. Members are then certified to lead outreach programs in local elementary schools and health fairs.


$1 - $250

3 pt

$251 - $500

5 pt


TOTAL POINTS = 98 PTS


Category Point Value

Individual Member Activities

Local Chapter/COP office or award

1 pt


2 pt

State office or award 3 pt


4 pt


5 pt

Membership in FSHP


<5% 1 pt

5-15% 3 pt

16-35% 5 pt

>35% 10 pt


<2% 1 pt

2-5% 3 pt

6-10% 5 pt

>10% 10 pt


<2% 1 pt

2-5% 3 pt

6-10% 5 pt

>10% 10 pt


1-2 students 3 pt

3-4 students 5 pt


# FSHP Student members holding ASHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD, Student director)

1 student 3 pt

2-3 students 5 pt



1-2 students 3 pt

3-4 students 5 pt



Date 1 pt


1 pt

description 2 pt

collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate =

1 pt



Date 1pt


1pt

description 2 pt


1 pt


Date 1 pt


1 pt

Description 2 pt


1pt


Date

1pt

Description 1pt


date

1pt


1pt

description 2 pt


1 pt


date 1 pt


1 pt

description 2 pt


1 pt


Title of Project 1 pt

Related Strategic plan goals

1 pt

Description 4 pt


$1 - $250

3 pt

$251 - $500

5 pt



UF FSHP Student Chapter – Gainesville: Total = 58 points Documentation: Individual Member Activities: COP Award: Emilie Bergsma won an award for her poster presentation at the UF College of Pharmacy Research Symposium in January 2016 National Award: Emilie Bergsma was one of eleven recipients nationally to receive the Student Leadership Award in 2016 Membership in FSHP: % of FSHP Members in Student Body:

- Our student body at the Gainesville campus is approximately 500 students. We have 115 members, which means approximately 23% of our student body is an FSHP member.

% of Member Increase: - Last year, we had 120 active members. Currently, we have 115, which amounts to less than 2%

increase in members. % of Members Attending Annual:

- So far, thirteen of our members have either registered or told me they were going to register for FSHP Annual, which amounts to 11% of our members reporting that they are going to attend.

FSHP State Involvement: - Emilie Bergsma is a member of the State Membership Affairs Council, and Rachael Swisher is a

member of the State Educational Affairs Council. State/National Professional Organization Involvement:

- Emilie Bergsma is a member of three national committees in the Pediatric Pharmacy Advocacy Group.

Event #1 featuring health systems speakers: September 22, 2015 Shawn Anderson, Pharm.D., BCACP., Cardiology Specialist at NF/SG VA Medical Center

- Description: Dr. Anderson taught us about treatment of heart failure, upcoming drugs in clinical trials for heart failure, and the management of the patient’s palliative care. He walked us through a patient case as an example.

Event #2 featuring health systems speakers: April 14, 2016 Julie Cash, Pharm.D., Critical Care Specialist at UF Health Shands Hospital and NCFSHP Treasurer (Involvement of ASHP state affiliate)

- Description: She told us about her residency training and how she found her passion in critical care. She also encouraged us to get involved in FSHP to gain valuable leadership experience and learn more about potential specialty areas to help us narrow down what our passion is. She also walked us through a real patient case to help us practice our clinical skills in the treatment of critical care patients.

Information Session on Residency Training: September 17, 2015: Residency Forum - Description: Our chapter collaborated with Kappa Epsilon to host this annual forum and

provided students the opportunity to interact with residency directors and residents. Students gained insight into various post-graduate training programs including residencies and fellowships from presentations and topic discussion sessions. In order to put on this event, we had to reach out to local FSHP members to encourage them and their residents to attend the event.

Service Events: - American Cancer Society Hope Lodge - 3/17/2016 & 4/5/2016: We made and served dinner to

cancer patients and their families staying in the lodge. - Light the Night Walk – 10/22/2015: Our team raised money for research and walked to raise

awareness of leukemia and lymphoma.

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- Relay for Life – 4/1/2016: Our team, led by our Cancer Awareness chairs, raised $1752 for the American Cancer Society

PPMI Education Event: February 19, 2016 - Stacy Carson, Pharm.D, Medication Safety Specialist at North Florida Regional Medical Center

- Description: She spoke about the importance of medication safety, the responsibilities of her job, and how every pharmacist needs to be involved in promoting medication safety for the benefit of the patient, supporting ASHP’s Practice Advancement Initiative to create a safe and effective patient care process and the intricate involvement of pharmacists in that process.

- Specifically, she enlightened us about the process of Root Cause Analysis to find flaws in the patient care process through sharing an example patient case with us.

Leadership Development Event: - January 21, 2016: Mentor Night - This formal roundtable dinner was designed to foster

professional networking, provide students insight into various areas of pharmacy practice from health-system pharmacists, and inspire students to become pharmacist leaders like these mentors. Mentors included Katherine Vogel Anderson, Pharm.D., BCACP; Randy Hatton, Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS; Tara Higgins, Pharm.D.; Martina Holder, Pharm.D., BCPS; Larisa H. Cavallari, Pharm.D., BCPS; Shelley S. Spradley, Pharm.D., BCPS; & Michelle Stammet, Pharm.D..

- ASHP state affiliate involvement: Dr. Vogel Anderson and Dr. Tara Higgins are both active members within the local FSHP chapter.

Innovative Patient Care Project: - Medication Reconciliation Initiative: Our newest initiative for 2016, aligning with ASHP’s Practice

Advancement Initiative, is to start a Medication Reconciliation program with UF Health Shands Hospital, where students will have the opportunity to assist in medication reconciliation of patients in the hospital as first- or second-year students before they go on rotations, in order to practice and perfect their patient counseling skills. Currently, our three co-chairs have worked to sort out the legal indications of this program as well as attended the hospital’s medication reconciliation orientation for APPE students. The co-chairs will be a trial run to see if the program will be possible for students earlier in the pharmacy program. We hope to be able to offer this volunteer opportunity for all members by next year.

1. Abbas Dewji 2. Ada Jutba 3. Aklil Hiruy 4. Alan Villacampa 5. Alexander Branton 6. Alexandra Hagan 7. Alexis Galamay 8. Alyssa Lowder 9. Alyssa May 10. Amanda Haddad 11. Amit Patel 12. Amna Chaudhry 13. Amy Chang 14. Andrea Carnley 15. Angeline Kwak 16. Aubriona Stull 17. Aziza Abrorkhujaeva 18. Bao Lam 19. Brianna Glenn 20. Camila Galindo 21. Cara Nys 22. Carla Figura 23. Celia Curtis 24. Cherilyn Capasso 25. Christine Tabulov 26. Chrystian Lago 27. Clara-Jessica Rances 28. Cody Joiner 29. Daniel Jagiela 30. Daniel Lee 31. Darion Bevan 32. Derek Derbigny 33. Derric Patmon 34. Douglas Tam 35. Elaine Lee 36. Elizabeth Sadiku 37. Emilie Bergsma 38. Emily Almand 39. Emily Gibbons 40. Emily Harman 41. Emily McElhaney 42. Emily Thorp 43. Emily Tran 44. Erica Bobb 45. Erika Williams 46. Gennaro Hernandez

47. Graciela Meshkalla 48. Haya Kaseer 49. Isabel Won 50. Jason Li 51. Jenna Green 52. Jessica Truong 53. Joshua McBride 54. Justin Immerman 55. Justin Muklewicz 56. Kara Ramos 57. Karen Fong 58. Karina Friman 59. Katherine Riden 60. Kelsey Horton 61. Kelsey Poling 62. Kristen Tran 63. Kunal Patel 64. Latoy Waite 65. Lauren Ali Holliday 66. Linjun Bao 67. Lisa Deacon 68. Lucia Curihuaman 69. Manuel Diz 70. Maria Gunn 71. Mark Mckenzie 72. Marry Vuong 73. Melanie Perez-Montoya 74. Melanie Rolfe 75. Melody Saunders 76. Michelle Vanderhoof 77. Mishal Mehta 78. Olatz Roa Bilbao 79. Omid Armoon 80. Orestes Concepcion 81. Pauline Thiemann 82. Payal Patel 83. Pinpin Sheng 84. Quynhnhu Nguyen 85. Rachael Swisher 86. Rebecca Loveless 87. Ricardine Pardieu 88. Rocio Gonzalez Rosenada 89. Ryan Thomas 90. Sabrina Oweisi 91. Samantha Penalver 92. Samantha Pickens

93. Sara Wu 94. Savannah Douglas 95. Shannon Lyons 96. Stephanie Cabrera 97. Stephanie Hang 98. Stephany Fournier 99. Stephen Getchell 100. Stephen Hare 101. Sungin Yun 102. Tammy Li 103. Taylor McAdams 104. Thakul Rattanasuwan 105. Thandiwe Jolly 106. Thuyen Van 107. Tiffany Harris 108. Tommie Brent Lovato 109. Tyler Armstrong 110. Urvi Patel 111. Victoria Mottola 112. Victoria Nguyen 113. Viktoria Andonova 114. Wenhui Li 115. Zakary Doran

FSHP Student Society Award Rubric – UF St. Pete


Local Chapter/COP office or award FSHP Chapter Awards (see below)

1 pt x12 = 12 pt

University wide office or award (See below)

2 pt x 17 = 34 pt

State office or award FPA Committee Members (see below)

3 pt x2 = 6 pt


4 pt

National office or award Sarah Fawaz – Kappa Epsilon Zada M. Cooper Scholarship Jeremy Sparks – APhA Communications Standing Committee

5 pt x 2 = 10 pt

Membership in FSHP

% of FSHP members to total student body 67/163 = 41.1%

<5% 1 pt 5-15% 3 pt 16-35% 5 pt >35% 10 pt

% of Membership increase from previous year 2015 – 38% 2016 – 41.1%

<2% 1 pt 2-5% 3 pt 6-10% 5 pt >10% 10 pt


<2% 1 pt 2-5% 3 pt 6-10% 5 pt >10% Ten members (of 67) plan on attending FSHP Annual.

10 pt


1-2 students Rachel Huhn – Membership Affairs council member

3 pt


# FSHP Student members holding

1 student 3 pt


ASHP Leadership positions (council member, HOD, Student director)

Rachel Huhn – ASHP Featured Student Blogger 2-3 students 5 pt 4 or more students 10 pt


1-2 students Jeremy Sparks – APhA-ASP Communications Committee

3 pt



Date Nov. 19, 2015 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title Dr. Laurie van Deventer, Medical Science Liaison

1 pt

description Dr. van Deventer is a PGY2 trained psychiatric pharmacist who specializes in pharmacogenomics. She talked about how pharmacogenomics testing is really important in patients with depression because 50% of patients will not respond to their first treatment.

2 pt


1 pt


Date Mar. 18, 2016 1pt speaker including credentials/position/title Dr. Tom Johns, Pharm. D., BCPS, Director of Pharmacy Services, UF Health Shands Hospital and President of FSHP

1pt

Description Dr. Johns came to one of our general body meetings

2 pt


and spoke about his current role as president of FSHP. He explained how he got to where he is today, how he is able to balance all of his priorities, how he approaches different situations that arise in management, and other tips for us as future leaders of the profession. collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate Yes, Dr. Johns is the current president of FSHP.

1 pt


Date Mar. 29, 2016 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title Dr. Vogel-Anderson, BCACP

1 pt

Description Our annual residency showcase was held at the Congressman’s Hall at St. Petersburg College. Over 80 students from UF, USF, and LECOM all attended to meet with representatives from thirteen different residency and fellowship programs. Dr. Vogel-Anderson was the opening speaker and spoke about qualities she looks for in a student applying for her residency program. Food was provided from Pipo’s Cuban Café and folders were also provided, which included information about some of the programs and different tip sheets for choosing a

2 pt


residency, interviewing, etc. collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate FSHP SW sponsored the event and Dr. Vogel-Anderson is a past president-elect of FSHP.

1pt


#1 Date October 11, 2015

1pt

Description The chapter went to Ronald McDonald House at All Children’s Hospital to cook and serve breakfast for the families living there.

1pt

#2 Date April 3, 2016 1 pt Description Ronald McDonald House (see above)

1 pt

#3 Date Feb. 12, 2016 1 pt Description We provided a Brown Bag review for the patients living at Regency Oaks assisted living facility.

1 pt

#4 Date April 1, 2016 1 pt Description A Brown Bag review was provided at the Seminole Recreation Center.

1 pt

#5 Date April 5, 2016 1 pt Description A Brown Bag review was provided again at the Regency Oaks assisted living facility.

1 pt


Date Feb. 15, 2016

1pt

speaker including credentials/position/title Allyssa Webb, Pharm D. Candidate 2018

1pt

Description 2 pt


Allyssa provided a presentation on PPMIs, including goals, pillars, and what students can do to spread the idea of PPMI among other students and institutions. collaborated w/ ASHP State affiliate

1 pt


Date April 4, 2016 1 pt speaker including credentials/position/title Dr. Jeffrey Miley, Pharm D., Director of Pharmacy, Florida Hospital at Connerton Dr. Michael Samarkos, Pharm D., Pharmacy Consultant

1 pt

Description Both speakers came to a general body meeting to speak about management. They are both in charge of managing many people and gave many tips for managing a pharmacy and employees.

2 pt


1 pt


Title of Project Brown Bag

1 pt

Related Strategic plan goals To integrate clinical knowledge seamlessly with premier patient care to improve outcomes and reduce medical errors.

1 pt

Description Each semester, our chapter hosts many brown bag screenings for the

4 pt


community. This is an opportunity for patients to bring in their medications and speak to a pharmacy student about any questions that they have.

Donations to FSHP Research and Education Foundation Not available

$1 - $250

3 pt

$251 - $500

5 pt

$501 and above 10 pt Total 132 pt

Submitted by Allyssa Webb, President [email protected] Local Chapter Awards Oath of a Pharmacist is an award presented at each FSHP meeting for a deserving member. Award recipients Fall 2015-Spring 2016: Ashley Whytas, Brittany Heuser, Vicky Kang, Sarah Fawaz, Michelle Weaver, Lea Gaber, Rosa Mary Jimenez Ocejo; See photos on our Facebook page Organizational Leadership Award – Tori Baker Professional Advancement Award – Lea Gaber, Brittany Heuser Outstanding Member Award – Marius Pitre Executive Leadership Award – Alexa Conte University Wide Awards 2016 College of Pharmacy Awards Ceremony https://cop-main.sites.medinfo.ufl.edu/files/2014/01/Awards-Program-2016-Final.pdf Oscar Marina Family Scholarship – Alexa Conte Walter van Munster Scholarship – Michelle Weaver Francene Trainor Memorial Scholarship - Hannah Brown Morris and William Skor Scholarship - Allyssa Webb Eckerd Foundation Pharmacy Scholarship - Sarah Fawaz, Ashley Whytas Shands Board of Directors Scholarship – Rachel Huhn Monteen Johnson Gold Merit Award – Antonia Fawaz International Pharmacy Leadership Award – Mika Heister Best Practices in Professionalism – Vicky Kang, Jessica Boh Phi Lambda Sigma Chapter Member of the Year – John Turk University wide Offices: 2 Professionalism Committee: Vicky Kang, Bailey O’Brien, Jennifer Egger, Erin McNerny Student Advisory Committee: Jessica Boh State Offices FPA Committee Members: Organizational Affairs - Rachel Huhn


https://cop-main.sites.medinfo.ufl.edu/files/2014/01/Awards-Program-2016-Final.pdf


Student Affairs - Rishita Patel National Awards http://www.kappaepsilon.org/members/scholarship/ https://www.pharmacist.com/node/30585 FSHP Members 2015-2016

1. Agastra, Elda 2. Alcorn, James 3. Andress, Michelle 4. Baker, Victoria 5. Barnett, Christopher 6. Blackwood, Zuzana 7. Boh, Jessica 8. Brown, Hannah 9. Buyea, Ryan 10. Cameron, Andrea 11. Choksi, Jinal 12. Collins, Catherine 13. Conte, Alexa 14. Corder, Jennifer 15. Egger, Jennifer 16. Emami, Laleh 17. Espinosa, Christopher 18. Esquivel, Karina 19. Fawaz, Antonia 20. Fawaz, Sarah 21. Gaber, Lea 22. Garcia, Jaime 23. Green, Chelsea 24. Haver, Caroline 25. Heiney, Shawn 26. Heister, Mika 27. Hernandez, Anisel 28. Heuser, Brittany 29. Hogrefe, Shannon 30. Huhn, Rachel 31. Hutchinson, Mark 32. Huynh, Alexander 33. Jimenez Ocejo, Rosamary 34. Kang, Vicky 35. Kim, Aubrey 36. Kirchmann, Justin 37. Kumar, Jacqueline 38. Lubbers, Kelsey 39. McNerney, Erin 40. Mo, William 41. Nguyen, Nam

http://www.kappaepsilon.org/members/scholarship/

https://www.pharmacist.com/node/30585


42. Nguyen, Uyen 43. O’Brien, Bailey 44. Pajak, Patricia 45. Parsons, Samantha 46. Patel, Anita 47. Patel, Rishita 48. Phouthavong, Thierry 49. Pitre, Marius 50. Porto, Lauren 51. Priddy, Mark 52. Punancy, Justin 53. Ramsey, Melissa 54. Rhoads, Ellamy 55. Runacres, Rachel 56. Russell, Abigail 57. Sigurdsson, Christopher 58. Smith, John 59. Sparks, Jeremy 60. Stanfield, Leslie 61. Tan, Angela 62. Turk, John 63. Walker, Erica 64. Weaver, Michelle 65. Webb, Allyssa 66. Whytas, Ashley 67. Youngblood, Jeremiah




Dr. Tom Johns, Mar 18, 2016 Ronald McDonald House, Apr. 3, 2016

Dr. Miley and Samarkos, Apr. 4, 2016 Ronald McDonald House, Oct. 11, 2015

Brown Bag, Feb. 12, 2016 Residency Showcase, Mar. 29, 2016


Slide from PPMI presentation, Feb. 15, 2016

Documents

FSHP Student Society Award Rubric · presentation included: PPS, CV Do’s and Don’t, ASHP Midyear, The Application Process, PhORCAS, Letter of Intent, Letter of Recommendations,