Jeffrey Wong Home: (415) 661-7659 1268 Funston Ave Cellular : (415) 794-4492 San Francisco, CA 94122 Fax : (415) 970-8001 Email: jeffreyalanwong@yahoo.com Work: (415) 970-8005 Email: Jeffrey.wong@walgreens.com Email: rxm.11385@store.walgreens.com

Curriculum Vitae Education University of the Pacific - Stockton, California Graduation: 1997 Major: Pharmacy, Pharm.D. University of California at Davis - Davis, California Major: Biology, B.S. Graduation: 1990 City College of San Francisco, San Francisco, California Major: Computer Sciences, A.S. Graduation: 1987 Clinical Certifications APhA Certification in Travel Consultation Oct 2013 APhA Certification in MTM May 2012 Walgreen’s Pharmacy Compounding Certification March 2009 APhA Vaccination Trainer Certification June 2006 Walgreen’s Pharmacy Diabetes Certification July 2002 APhA Certification in Diabetes April 2001 APhA Certification in Dyslipidemia September 2000 NIPCO Certification in Arthritis October 1999 CPhA Adult and Juvenile Immunization August 1998 School of Pharmacy Faculty Appointments UOP Adjunct Clinical Professor 2009 - now Touro Adjunct Clinical Professor 2009 – now UCSF-WOS Adjunct Clinical Professor 2000 - now Work Experience Walgreens Clinic Pharmacy (#11385) 5-7-07 to now 1580 Valencia Street Suite 101 San Francisco, CA 94110 ph: 415-970-8001 / fax: 415-970-8005 Pharmacy Manager: Jeff Wong, Pharm.D. Position: Pharmacy Manager / District Market Trainer D168 Responsible for managing Walgreens #11385, its clinical programs, and its staff. Implemented the Outcomes ™ program at this facility, SFHP Positive Intervention Program, Mirixa, and converted the independent Monteagle Pharmacy to Walgreens Pharmacy #11385.

This is a rotation site for UOP, UCSF, USC, Touro, and Mid-Western Schools of Pharmacy. The pharmacy has been converted to an ICE (Immunization Center of Excellence) clinic and we have several Diabetes Patient Education Programs that we hold in conjunction with Health First, On-Lok and other diabetes partners. We are a Walgreens Travel Vaccination Clinic and I am responsible for teaching and certifying Walgreens pharmacists through the APhA Vaccination program as the Senior District Vaccination Trainer for my regions which includes the greater Bay Area and parts of Nevada. Appointed Emerging Leader for Walgreens District 126 San Francisco Peninsula and now for District 168 San Francisco. Appointed MTM Leader for District 168 San Francisco in 2009. Appointed Health Testing Trainer for District 168 San Francisco in 2012, appointed Travel Consultation Trainer for Market 11 in 2013. St. Luke’s Hospital 12-14-02 to 5-7-2007 1580 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA 94131 Ph: (415) 641-6507 Pharmacy Manager: Keith Yoshisuka, Pharm.D. Position: Hospital Pharmacist / Clinical Pharmacist Responsible for distribution of pharmaceuticals via Pyxis machine, review hospital orders, implemented pharmacy based protocols such as anticoagulation, antibiotics, renal adjustment dosing, TPN/PPN, and other hospital protocols. Rounded with hospital staff to provide pharmacy services and served on the code blue team, writer for P&T, responsible for out-patient discharge services and counseling at Monteagle Pharmacy. Walgreens Pharmacy (#2088) 08-16-97 to 5-7-07 1333 Castro Street San Francisco, CA 94114 Ph: (415) 826-8435 Pharmacy Manager: Louis Tang, RPh., Sanjay Patel, RPh Position: Staff Pharmacist Responsible for consultation, dispensing, and patient care in a community ambulatory care setting. Started a community outreach program called the “Healthy Heart” program to help hypertensive patients monitor and control their disease state. Completed many community service talks to various institutions including Children’s Hospital, San Francisco General Hospital, South of Market Senior Care Home, and others. Manage and supervise pharmacy clerks, technicians, and interns. Serving as on-site computer consultant to maintain and improve on the pharmacy microcomputers and server. Walgreens Pharmacy (#2088) 01-03-95 to 07-03-96 1333 Castro Street San Francisco, CA 94114 (415) 826-8435 Pharmacist: Louis Tang, RPh. Position: Pharmacy Intern

Responsibilities included routine dispensing functions, maintaining and updating the Walgreens Pharmacy node, taking phone prescriptions, contacting physicians’ offices, compounding medications, DUR, and counseling patients. Aided pharmacists in control of both legend and OTC inventory. Atchison's Pharmacy 07-16-80 to 12-24-95 1607 20th Street San Francisco, Ca 94107 (415) 824-3590 Pharmacists: Clifford Wong, RPh.; David Bonelli RPh. Position: Pharmacy Intern Responsible for drug inventory and quality control of class III-V pharmaceuticals and non-controlled pharmaceuticals. Assisted pharmacists in filling and compounding prescriptions. Maintained third party insurance accounts and patient history profiles using Foundations System Pharmacy Program. Provided initial patient counseling and education to increase patient understanding of medications . Further responsibilities included the maintenance of the store's computers and computer related equipment. One of two pharmacy clerk trainers at Atchison’s Pharmacy and the primary software consultant. University of the Pacific 01-03-96 to 04-04-96 School of Pharmacy 3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton, CA 95211 (209) 946-2411 Joel Wagner, Pharm.D. Position: Parenterals Laboratory Teacher’s Assistant Instructed first year pharmacy students on the safe and effective use of laminar flow hoods, the use of syringes in preparing parenteral products, and led discussion groups on specific topics on pathophysiology and disease state management. 08-28-95 to 12-13-95 Position: Dosage Forms Teacher’s Assistant Instructed first year pharmacy students in practical aspects of pharmacy practice from compounding, patient counseling, dosage forms, to how to use the UOP Pharmacy Database program. Assisted the instructor in proctoring exams and leading small group discussions. University of the Pacific 08-28-95 to 12-13-95 School of Pharmacy 3601 Pacific Avenue Stockton, CA 95211 (209) 946-2594 Katherine Knapp, Ph.D. - Assistant Dean Position: Disease States Teacher’s Assistant (PHYP156) Instructed second year pharmacy students in an advanced immunology class. Provided additional teaching material and hosted review sessions as well as office hours. Assisted the

instructor in providing instructional material and leading small group discussions. Implemented a LISTSERVE dispersion system using the VMS1 system to provide “On-Line” questions and answers services to pharmacy students. SF State University: Biology Department 07-19-93 to 06-12-94 1600 Holloway Avenue San Francisco, CA 94132 (415) 338-3050 Remo Morelli, Ph.D., Department of Biology and Clinical Sciences Position: Microbiology Extended Education Instructor (Biology 211) Taught Microbiology and Public Health laboratory to health professional students such as physician assistants, nursing students, optometry students and other allied health professions. Responsible for preparing / proctoring exams, preparing lab materials, and leading review sessions for Biology 210. Position: Medical Microbiology Laboratory Graduate Assistant (Biology 402 / Biology 211) Hosted open laboratory for all microbiology lab sections to allow students flexibility for attending laboratory, collecting data, and inoculating media. Provided independent instruction for both laboratory and lecture materials as well as performing normal duties of a graduate student. City College of San Francisco: Biology Department 01-02-90 to 05-29-90 50 Phelan Avenue San Francisco, Ca 94112 (415) 239-3000 Cherie Wetzel, Ph.D. - Department of Biology Position: Biology Teaching Assistant Under Dr. Cherie Wetzel, provided student instruction and lectures for Biology 1A (first year Biology for Biology Majors). Duties included instruction of the Biology Lab, leading review discussion groups, and aiding in lecture. Assisted instructor in creating and proctoring examinations and was responsible for the production of self-instructional lecture notes called “Jeff Notes” that was available for review by students in the Biological Audio Tutorial lab. Pharmacy Rotations Ambulatory Care Rotation – SD Navy Medical Center 08-15-96 to 09-27-96 Pharmacy Administration and Management – Rancho Sante Fe 09-30-96 to 11-08-96 Hospital Practice – VA San Diego 11-11-96 to 12-20-96 Internal Medicine – VA San Diego 01-06-97 to 02-14-97 Oncology – VA San Diego 02-17-97 to 03-28-97 Community Practice – Rite Aid Pharmacy 03-31-97 to 05-09-97 Publications 1997-present Writer for and Editor of the Pharmacists Society of San Francisco Association

newsletter “Newsletter”. This quarterly newsletter covers several hundred pharmacists and pharmacy students who are members of this pharmacy association. Duties of the Editor included being responsible for the design, layout, content, and graphics of the newsletter.

1996 Writer for and Assistant Editor of the San Diego County’s Pharmacists Association “The Newsletter”. This monthly newsletter goes out to several hundred pharmacists who are members of this pharmacy association. As the Assistant Editor, I was responsible for a new design layout and the incorporation of photo graphics in the newsletter.

1995-1996 Co-Editor of “Outlook”. A monthly newsletter whose purpose is: “To inform students about the evolving profession of pharmacy and empower them to lead us into the future.” This ASP-CPhA publication provides pharmacy students with an introduction to current legislative and political issues that would affect the pharmacy profession. Further, information regarding national pharmacy professional meetings is lists and student editorials are provided. As Co-Editor, I determined the layout, information content, graphics, and direction of the newsletter.

1995-1996 Writer for “ASP Newscapsule”. The ASP Newscapsule is a monthly newsletter designed to keep UOP Pharmacy Students up to day with school and professional events. I wrote on many different issues, but concentrated on events and policies related to the California Pharmacists Association and how they related to the students. Provided input to determine final page layout, graphics, and design.

1995-1996 Technical Consultant for “Lambda Kappa Sigma Bridges”, an alumni newsletter designed to bridge the gap between current students and alumni. Provided technical skills in page layout, graphics, and design.

Research & Clinical Skills: Culturing, identifying, and determining antibiotic sensitivity of human pathogens Production and use of polyclonal or monoclonal antibodies (ELISA / Western Blot / Column

Affinity) Scanning electron microscopy (ETEC-90) Transmission microscopy (JEM) B/W darkroom skills (both developing and enlarging for electron microscopy) Light microscopy (including Darkfield and Immuno-fluorescence) Hematological skills (Hematocrit, Blood Differential Counts, etc.) Handling of small animals for research testing (mice and rabbits) Biochemical purification / analysis of proteins and glycoproteins (chromatography, enzyme

assay, column purification, etc.) Electrophoretic isolation / separation (SDS-Page, Agarose Gels, Acrylamide Gels) General lab skills (pipetting, sterile technique, troubleshooting & problem solving, etc.) Skilled in usage and repair of desktop computers Proficient in the use of Pagemaker™ and Word™ for production of newsletters or other

informational brochures Experienced in presenting seminars for educational / persuasive goals using Powerpoint™ Most Recent Research: 1994 - Inhibition of Candida albicans binding to human buccal cells by use of antibody probes to identify CAMs and immunogens of the pathogen. Research Advisor: Remo Morelli, Ph.D. - Department of Biology and Clinical Sciences San Francisco State University, Ca 94132 (415) 338-3050

Leadership Positions held 2014- now President of the Pharmacist Society of San Francisco 2014 –now Legislative Chairman for PSSF 2013 – 2014 Board of Directors for San Mateo Pharmacist Association 2013 - 2014 Legislative Chairman for San Mateo Pharmacist Association 2013 – now Walgreen’s Travel Consultation Trainer District 168 2012 – now Walgreen’s Health Testing Trainer District 168 2009 – now Walgreens MTM Leader District 168 2008 – 2010 Walgreens Emerging Leader District 126 / District 168 2006 – now Walgreens District Trainer for Vaccination District 168 1999-2001 Board of Trustees – District 3

California Pharmacists Association 1997-now Board of Directors

Pharmacist Society of San Francisco 1996 Committee to Restructure Pharmacy for the Year 2000

California Pharmacists Association 1996 Residency Club Co-Chair

University of the Pacific 1996 Board of Directors Student Representative

Sacramento Valley Pharmacists Association 1996 Exchequer of Rho Pi Phi

University of the Pacific 1996 Professional Affairs Co-Chairman of Rho Pi Phi

University of the Pacific 1996 Professional Fraternity Committee Representative of Rho Pi Phi

University of the Pacific 1996 Residency / Post-Doctoral Fellowship Coordinator of Rho Pi Phi

University of the Pacific 1995 Membership Committee

California Pharmacists Association 1995 Exchequer of Rho Pi Phi

University of the Pacific 1995 Professional Affairs Co-Chair of Rho Pi Phi

University of the Pacific 1995 Board of Directors Student Representative

Sacramento Valley Pharmacists Association Honors Awarded: 2014 Legislative Commendation

California State Assemblyman Kevin Mullin 2014 William Dugani Lifetime Achievement Award

San Mateo Pharmacist Association

2011 UCSF ASP-APhA Preceptor of the Year University of California San Francisco School of Pharmacy

2010 University of the Pacific Regional Preceptor of the Year University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy

2009 Touro Preceptor of the Year Touro University School of Pharmacy

2009 UCSF ASP-APhA Community Service Award 2009 UCSF ASP

2001 Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year : California California Pharmacist Association

2000 UCSF ASP-APhA Pharmacist of the Year UCSF ASP

1996 California Pharmacy Student of the Year 1996 California Pharmacist Association

1996 Lifetime Student Leadership Award American Heart Association

1996 Certificate of Recognition for Professional Affairs 1995-96 University of the Pacific

1996 Nominated for ASHP Student Leadership Award 1996 University of the Pacific

1995 Nominated for CPhA Student of the Year 1995 Sacramento Valley Pharmacists Association

1995 Certificate of Appreciation for Professional Affairs 1994-95 University of the Pacific

1994 Leadership Recognition Recipient 1994 San Francisco State University

1993 Leadership Recognition Recipient 1993 San Francisco State University

Memberships in Professional Pharmaceutical Organizations 1997 to present Rho Pi Phi Alumni Association (Lifetime Member) 1994 to 2004 American Pharmaceutical Association 1994 to present California Pharmacists Association 1994 to present California Society of Hospital Pharmacists 1994 to 1999 American Society of Hospital Pharmacists 1995 to present California Pharmacists Political Action Committee 1995 to 1998 National Association of Retail Druggists 1995 to present Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International 1996 to present American Chinese Pharmacists Association 1996 to 1999 American Society of Consultant Pharmacists

References available upon request

Letter of recommendation for 2018 CPHA award… Bowl of Hygeia

candidate: Jeffrey Alan Wong, PharmD

Dec. 8, 2017

John Roth, CAE

Chief Executive Officer

CPHA

4030 Lennane Sacramento,Ca 95834

Dear Jon Roth & Awards Committee members,

I would like to recommend that this year’s Bowl of Hygeia Award & honor

be considered for & bestowed upon a very deserving member of CPHA,

S.F.Society of Pharmacists & Peninsula Pharmacist’s Association & many

other professional organizations,

Jeffrey Alan Wong , Pharm D..

Jeffrey Wong has an outstanding curriculum Vitae which will provide you

with insight into his broad qualifications as a nominee for this special award

& recognition..

Personally I have known Jeff Wong for approximately 20 years

professionally & his outstanding contributions to benefit the people of the

State of California & mentoring many of our Pharmacy Student candidates

for Pharm D. is exemplary !

Jeff has devoted his passion for the profession of Pharmacy with such vigor

& enthusiasm ; volunteering in many a community outreach program each

year, providing outstanding care to his patients wherever he is actively

engaged at Walgreens Clinic Pharmacy, also an active Legislative Day

participant, an Adjunct Clinical Professor at UOP, Touro & UCSF-WOS & a

prominent mentor of our younger generation of Pharm D candidates .

Each year Jeff has voluntarily participated & mentored those UCSF

Pharmacy Students by assisting at our Annual San Mateo & Peninsula

2.

Pharmacist’s Association “Talk with a Pharmacist Day“, which provides the

free Diabetes testing & screening for the public .

His knowledge & enthusiasm has benefited hundreds of people in our

communities over the years..

The San Mateo County Pharmacists Association recognized & awarded

Jeff the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013 at our Installation !

Please peruse his curriculum vitae to see all his Research & Clinical

activities, his experience teaching the younger generation that illustrates his

wonderful mentorship, & all his active participation in many professionsal

orginizations !

Jeffrey Alan Wong is a very deserving individual that represents & an

outstanding Pharmacist of the State of California…

Yours truly,

Rosalie Jean Mc ILroy ,RPH

Rosalie Jean Mc ILroy, RPH, Retired

Davies Medical Center

Walmart & SaveMart Pharmacies

3451 Longview Drive

San Bruno, Calif. 94066

650-355-5161

January 9, 2018

CPhA Awards Committee 4030 Lennane Drive Sacramento, CA 95834

Dear Members of the CPhA Awards Committee:

This letter is in support of Dr. Jeffrey Wong and his nomination for the Bowl of Hygeia Award. Dr. Wong has been an advocate and role model for pharmacists and student pharmacists since beginning his own studies at the University of the Pacific. His dedication to pharmacy and to community service have been extraordinary. Dr. Wong has selflessly served as a leader, mentor and educator in numerous ways, and it is this unwavering devotion to our profession that distinguishes him and makes this recognition truly deserving.

Dr. Wong is a recognized leader among colleagues, peers and student pharmacists. He began his involvement with CPhA by serving as the CPhA Representative for the University of the Pacific APhA-ASP membership. Over the years, he has been elected to office on numerous occasions and has been appointed to a multitude of committees based on his leadership and vision, including CPhA Board of Trustees, San Mateo County Pharmacists Association (SMCPhA) Board of Directors, the Pharmacist Society of San Francisco (PS SF) Board of Directors and CPhA's Committee to Restructure 2000. Specifically, he has served as the president of PSSF since 2014 and has led most of their efforts in legislative activities since 1997. Dr. Wong's dedication and involvement in pharmacy advocacy as well as pharmacy legislation have continued to grow and foster new generations of pharmacy activists.

Dr. Wong's ability to lead extends into his professional career as well. As a Walgreens pharmacist since 1997, Dr. Wong has been recognized as an emerging leader for his district and has been designated as a Walgreens trainer for travel consultation, health testing, MTM and vaccinations. His passion for advancing the role of pharmacists and his enthusiasm to help others do the same have propelled him as a leader among his peers at Walgreens. Dr. Wong has also inspired others as a preceptor to student pharmacists. Over the years, he has precepted student pharmacists from the University of the Pacific, Touro University and UCSF. His ability to connect and motivate students is one of his greatest strengths, and it is exemplified in the vast number of student pharmacists who have learned how to counsel patients and provide vaccinations from Dr. Wong. Further, he continues to be the driving force for PSSF in providing students with opportunities for professional learning, interacting with pharmacists, and getting involved with community work. When a preceptor is needed for a health fair or free clinic, student pharmacists know they can count on Dr. Wong to provide instruction and guidance at the event and recruit other pharmacists to do the same. In many ways, Dr. Wong serves as a role model for those in his community, and he exemplifies what a compassionate, caring pharmacist ought to be.

Lastly, Dr. Wong's lifelong dedication to community service must be mentioned. I have had the honor of knowing Dr. Wong since our student days at UOP. Dr. Wong is one of those rare individuals who does not see obstacles, only opportunities. He

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maintains a constant aura of optimism, even during personal struggles, and he never wavers in contributing to the community around him. The number of volunteer hours he has logged in performing brown bag events, health fairs, lectures to seniors, conducting clinics with students or simply making himself available to assist in a project for local pharmacy organizations is insurmountable. I have always commented to Dr. Wong that the world would be far better off if we could bottle his energy and passion and have everyone take a dose of "Jeff." This would truly be a good thing. We should all aspire to achieve his generosity of spirit and capacity for compassion.

I cannot think of any other individual who deserves this recognition more than Dr. Jeffrey Wong. He has served our profession dutifully and exceptionally, and I fully support his nomination for the Bowl of Hygeia Award. Thank you for your time and consideration.

H len K. Pal , Pharm.D., BCPS P insula Pharmacists Association — Board Member Bowl of Hygeia Award Recipient 2013 CPhA Board of Trustees (2004-2013)

To the Trustees of CPhA,

When I was asked to write a letter of recommendation for Dr. Jeff Wong to be the recipient of the Bowl

of Hygeia Award, I happily accepted. I can think of no one more qualified and deserving than Jeff. I have

known Jeff as a fellow pharmacist at Walgreens and as a board member for San Mateo County

Pharmacists Association (currently renamed Peninsula Pharmacists Association) and the local chapter of

San Francisco County, Pharmacist Society of San Francisco. Over the years, when a task needed to be

performed Jeff would be invariably called on. I was Chairman of our local’s annual Talk With a

Pharmacist Day on several occasions and asked Dr. Wong to be in charge of the Diabetes Section which

included procuring supplies for glucose screening and overseeing the administering by UCSF students. It

was such a pleasure to know with confidence that the Diabetes Section would run smoothly. Jeff has

been doing this task annually for several years. He also helped Walgreen pharmacists become certified

for immunization delivery. Jeff ultimately became involved with the Pharmacists Society of San Francisco

and eventually assumed the daunting task as President of bringing it back to the active organization it

once was with a larger, stronger membership. This job is still a work in progress and I have no doubt

that with Jeff at the helm the goal will be reached. There is no doubt that Jeff has satisfied the criteria

for the award, and I am extremely pleased to submit this letter of recommendation for Dr. Jeff Wong for

the Bowl of Hygeia Award.

Respectfully,

Drew Donovan, Pharm D.

Advisor, Peninsula Pharmacists Association