Administration/MS

Christian Conley, PharmD

PGY1  –  Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – Samford University, McWhorter School of Pharmacy
• Undergrad – University of North Florida

• Research Project Description

• What drew me to UNC was the caliber of clinical training and leadership development that its residents receive. The active learning environment at UNC enables its residents to enhance their clinical acumen by being an integral part of the medical team. As an Admin Resident, we not only have an active role in learning and developing necessary leadership traits, but also we the have ability to influence the practice of pharmacy and patient care provided by the Department of Pharmacy. I am very pleased to be a part of the UNC Team.

Sarah Johannes, PharmD

PGY1  –  Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
• Undergrad – James Madison University

• Use of video technology in improving pharmacist efficiency and patient comprehension with anticoagulation counseling.

• After graduating from the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, I knew that I wanted to continue my training at UNC as a resident. As a learner, I was impressed by the clinicians and administrators who are committed to teaching and promoting growth both professionally and personally. Ultimately I was looking for a program that would provide me with the opportunity to work alongside pharmacy practitioners who are leaders in the profession and dedicated to improving the future of pharmacy practice.

Matt Lamm, PharmD

PGY2 – Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
• Undergrad – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 
• PGY1 – University of North Carolina Hospitals and Clinics

• Research Project Description

• As a student pharmacist at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, I was fortunate to learn from some of the best pharmacists in the nation. As a future administrator, I applied to the UNC residency program because I wanted to experience the best of both clinical and administrative rotations. The UNC residency program will help me become both a better practitioner and leader for the profession of pharmacy. Go Heels!!!

Kayley Lyons, PharmD

PGY1 –  Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – South Dakota State University 
• Undergrad – South Dakota State University
• PGY1 – University of North Carolina Hospitals and Clinics

• Pilot survey: global assessment of the advancement of hospital pharmacy practice according to the International Pharmaceutical Federation 

• I was initially drawn to UNC by its strong reputation in clinical pharmacy, academia, and research, but quickly learned that UNC's differentiating factor is the people. The leadership team individualizes your personal and professional development. The preceptors are dedicated mentors who challenge residents to rise to the level of care patients deserve. All of my co-residents are my best friends, role models, and family. This program is the perfect fit for someone who wants to be a part of something bigger than themselves.

Ryan Moore, PharmD

PGY2 – Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – University of Nebraska Medical Center
• Undergrad – University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• PGY1 – University of North Carolina Hospitals and Clinics
• PGY2 – Health System Pharmacy Administration-University of North Carolina Hospitals and Clinics

• Evaluation of a primary medication adherence program and the impact on 30 day hospital readmissions

• After completing my PGY1 at UNC, I am now entering the administrative portion of my residency. I am excited to be a part of a pharmacy department that continues to expand their influence in the health-system in both the acute care and ambulatory care settings. There are limitless opportunities to grow and be a part of the advancement of our profession. I am looking forward to another great year!

Jeff Reichard, PharmD

PGY2 –  Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
• Undergrad – Auburn University
• PGY1 – University of North Carolina Hospitals and Clinics

• Transitional Care Pharmacists: An Opportunity to Impact Patient Experiences
• Why UNC?
• During my PharmD training at UNC, I was aware of UNC Hospitals status as a nationally recognized leader in resident training, advancing pharmacy practice models, and its clinician work. It is exciting to learn from and be mentored by these nationally and internationally recognized pharmacists. As a Masters’ resident, it is equally incredible to take classes through the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health and the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. Thus far I have been blown away by the opportunities afforded to residents and am looking forward to another amazing year in Chapel Hill. Go Heels!

Shailly Shah, PharmD

PGY1 – Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – University of Pittsburgh
• Undergrad – University of Pittsburgh

• Assessing Pharmacy Practice Resident CompetenciesBiograph
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  Why UNC?
• I wanted to train in a residency program where I could grow strongly both as a clinician and leader. In addition to the unique structure of the program, what brought me here is the culture of the department. The constant culture of change and innovation will afford me great learning opportunities. I look forward to working with a diverse group of preceptors and management team and am excited to work with such a friendly and encouraging team of residents, preceptors, and managers.

Adam Wolfe, PharmD

PGY2 – Health System Pharmacy Practice Administration/MS Resident

• PharmD – University of Utah Skaggs College of Pharmacy
• Undergrad – University of Utah
• PGY1 – University of North Carolina Hospitals and Clinics

• Using Focus Groups to Inform Pharmacy Administration Regarding Staff Perceptions on Internal Communication Best Practices

• Deciding where to do my residency was a difficult decision. I was seeking a practice setting that shared the same high quality of professionalism and caliber of pharmacy practice that I experienced in Utah but would also challenge me to grow in a diverse environment. While interviewing at UNC Hospitals I felt accepted and calm and I knew they would work with me on my weaknesses while recognizing my strengths. Overall I am very pleased that I matched to UNCH and am thoroughly enjoying my time training here.