Critical Care

Stacy Campbell-Bright, PharmD, BCPS

Residency Director - PGY2 Critical Care

Clinical Specialist  - Medicine Intensive Care Unit

Clinical Assistant Professor - UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

• BS Pharm - University of Auburn - 1985
• PharmD - University of Kentucky - 1986

Preceptor for: Medicine Intensive Care Unit

Rotation Description:

This rotation allows the resident to become an integral member of the multi-disciplinary Medical ICU team. Focus will be on recommending appropriate drug therapy and monitoring plans for complex medically-ill critical care patients. Common disease states encountered include septic shock, COPD, respiratory failure, pneumonia, pulmonary hypertension, GI bleeding and drug overdose. Patient populations include CF, oncology, renal and hepatic failure. Opportunities exist for precepting PY4 pharmacy students as well as providing a didactic session for the medical staff.

Emily Durr, PharmD

Clinical Specialist - Neurosurgery/Neurocritical Care

Assistant Director - PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency

Clinical Assistant Professor - UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

• PharmD - UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy - 2004
• PGY1 - University of Illinois at Chicago - 2005
• PGY2 - Critical Care - University of Washington - 2006

Preceptor for: Neurosurgical Intensive Care

Rotation Description:

This is a one month rotation in which the resident will be directly involved in the clinical management of the neurosurgical and critically ill neurology patient. The month may include precepting responsibilities for PharmD students in conjunction with the primary preceptor. The goal is for the resident to demonstrate in-depth knowledge of disease states and pharmacotherapy commonly encountered in the Neurosciences ICU as well as primary literature related to the this ICU patient population. Residents will gain competency in the perioperative management of surgical patients, basic neurophysiology and anatomy, critical care pharmacotherapeutic principles, advanced ICU physiologic monitoring, overall ICU patient management, and multidisciplinary communication skills.

Ian Hollis, PharmD, BCPS

Clinical Specialist - Cardiac Surgery, Advanced Heart Failure

• PharmD - The Ohio State University - 2000
• PGY1 - University of Michigan Hospitals and Health Centers - 2006
• PGY2 - Cardiology Speciality Residency - University of North Caorlina Hospitals and Clinics - 2007

Preceptor for: Cardiology and Critical Care

Rotation Description:

The resident will be exposed to and assume responsibility for the medication management of patients immediately post-cardiac surgery (CABG, valve replacement, aortic root repair, ventricular assist devices [VADs], heart transplantation) and those with advanced, low EF heart failure (many of whom are being evaluated for surgical therapies, or are re-admitted with complications post-surgical therapies.) Cardiac surgery patient care rounds are from 0630-0715 daily, followed by advanced HF rounds from 0830-1200. Afternoons will be spent in direct patient care/topic discussions, or in the follow-up of patient care issues.

Brian Murray, PharmD, BCPS

Clinical Specialist -Medicine Intensive Care Unit

Education:

• PharmD - UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy  - 2010
• PGY1 - UNC Hospitals and Clinics  -2011
• PGY2- Critical Care - UNC Hospitals - 2012

Preceptor for: Medicine Intensive Care Unit

Rotation Description:

This rotation allows the resident to become an integral member of the multi-disciplinary Medical ICU team. Focus will be on recommending appropriate drug therapy and monitoring plans for complex medically-ill critical care patients. Common disease states encountered include septic shock, COPD, respiratory failure, pneumonia, pulmonary hypertension, GI bleeding and drug overdose. Patient populations include CF, oncology, renal and hepatic failure. Opportunities exist for precepting PY4 pharmacy students as well as providing a didactic session for the medical staff.

Linda Richardson, PharmD

Clinical Specialist - Medicine Intensive Care

Clinical Assistant Professor - UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

• BS Pharm – No description - 1981
• PharmD – No description - 2003

Preceptor for: Medicine Intensive Care

Rotation Description:

No description.

Ed Sredzienski, MS

Clinical Specialist - Surgical/Trauma ICU

Clinical Assistant Professor - UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy

• BSPharm – Northeastern University - 1980
• Masters in Hospital Pharmacy – Northeastern University - 1985

Preceptor for: Surgical Intensive Care

Rotation Description:

Provides an introduction to clinical practice in an intensive care unit, with a surgery focus. Learners (at all levels) will be fully integrated into the Surgery/Critical Care multidisciplany team.