Pharmacy Practice
- Khalid Alburikan, PharmD
- Jennifer Cruz, PharmD
- Andrea Faison, PharmD
- Meredith Deal Keisler, PharmD
- Katie P. Morgan, PharmD
- Mary Catherine Moss, PharmD
- Danya Roshdy, PharmD
- Jennifer Smith, PharmD
- Mary Blanton Wheeler, PharmD, MPH
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Khalid Alburikan, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident (International)
Education:- PharmD – Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
- Undergrad – King Saud University
- Statin Use and VTE incidence in Trauma Patients; Retrospective Analysis
- UNC Hospitals is a globally recognized leader in patient care, education and research. I feel extremely fortunate to work with and be mentored by outstanding clinicians and leaders who continue to change the way we practice pharmacy today. Further, I'm so proud to be a part of Carolina family!
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Jennifer Cruz, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – Temple University School of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – University of Delaware
- Retrospective Evaluation of the Clinical Impact of Various Antibiotic Classes Used for Treating Infection in Patients with Myasthenia Gravis
- I was immediately drawn to the program at the University of North Carolina for its wide range of training opportunities as well as the ability to pursue a teaching certificate. Aside from the excellent professional development afforded to me, the welcoming and kindhearted attitude of its preceptors and residents makes the experience even more worthwhile. That mentality runs to the heart of the program and it is evident in everything we do.
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Andrea Faison, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Research Project To Be Determined.
- After completing my fourth year rotations at UNC, I knew that it was the perfect place for residency training. I am thrilled to be back this year because of the exceptional quality of the rotations and preceptors as well as the unparalleled committment to patient care.
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Meredith Deal Keisler, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – Campbell University
- Correlation between busulfan pharmacokinetics and patient characteristics in allogeneic bone marrow transplant patients treated at UNC
- The decision to come to UNC was an easy one for me. During my rotations here as a student, I witnessed the high caliber of preceptors and the endless learning opportunities available. The individualized learning and close relationship with the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy were appealing to me as both a student and resident. I couldn’t be more excited about matching at UNC and am looking forward to being a part of the UNC family.
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Katie P. Morgan, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – University of North Carolina at Charlotte
- Retrospective Assessment of Rates of Renal Toxicity and Nausea/Vomiting in Cancer Patients Receiving Cisplatin with and without Mannitol
- The progressive nature of the program and the limitless opportunities in research, education, and teaching are just a few things that initially drew me to the UNC residency program. However, the amazing people and the unconditional support from mentors are the aspects of the program that truly make this residency program unique. The encouraging atmosphere provides a great learning environment with people who challenge you to grow personally and professionally. UNC consistently produces excellent practitioners who provide a high level of patient care and I know when my co-residents and I are finished, we will be prepared for any challenge put in front of us.
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Mary Catherine Moss, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – University of California San Diego Skaggs School of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – University of California San Diego
- Thymoglobulin Dosing Intensity and Density: Efficacy of Acute Rejection Therapy in Kidney Transplant Recipients
- At the risk of sounding cliché, I had a gut feeling about UNCH being the right place for me after my residency interview. The programs features combined with a supportive and enthusiastic environment were exactly what I was looking for in a PGY1 program. UNCH provides well-rounded, expansive training to residents in a multitude of inpatient pharmacy practice areas and ambulatory care experiences to prepare residents to excel in any practice setting. It’s great to be part of the UNCH family and I’m excited to grow both personally and professionally throughout my experiences this year.
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Danya Roshdy, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Analysis of Dosing Strategies for Secondary Prophylaxis for Prevention of Cytomegalovirus (CMV) Recurrence in Solid Organ Transplantation
- I feel so fortunate to have the opportunity to stay at this great institution to complete my residency. UNC is truly the all-inclusive package that provides the highest quality outlets for leadership, teaching, mentorship, and research. The directors, preceptors, and peers altruistically care about the residents and challenge them to reach their fullest potential. I think that people are initially drawn to the program because of its valued clinical reputation, but what keeps people here is the strong support system and unparalleled positive learning environment.
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Jennifer Smith, PharmD
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – University of Pittsburgh
- Undergrad – University of Pittsburgh
- Development of clinical practice guidelines for monoclonal antibodies at a large, academic medical center
- The residency program at UNC provides high quality clinical training and the ideal balance of support, guidance, and autonomy. During my time here, I have come to really appreciate the enthusiasm of the preceptors and the family-like atmosphere of the program. I believe that UNC offers excellent clinical experiences as well as ample opportunities to further one’s professional and personal development. I am excited to work with individuals who truly care about my growth and success.
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Mary Blanton Wheeler, PharmD, MPH
PGY1 – Pharmacy Practice Resident
Education:- PharmD – University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy
- Undergrad – Wofford College
- Incidence of Clostridium difficile infection and association with induction therapy in solid organ transplant patients
- Throughout my residency search, I sought to find a program that would expose me to a diverse range of pharmacy practice areas. I was immediately drawn to the UNC program due to the extensive opportunities available to residents, but also because it was easy to recognize that the program was well supported by excellent clinicians eager to impart their knowledge. I am inspired by the preceptors and co-residents that I have the opportunity to learn from each day. The possibilities for learning and teaching are abundant, and the UNC family environment supports each resident in reaching their full potential.
