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Pediatrics

 

Jessica Dicks, Pharm.D.

This rotation will be located within the NICU, PICU and pediatric floor at CFVHS.  The NICU is a 40 bed, level III unit, while the PICU is an 8 bed, level II unit.  The resident will have daily responsibility attending rounds, reviewing patient profiles, dosing various drugs along with performing pharmacokinetic monitoring and answering questions for other health care professionals.  The resident will be an integral member of a multidisciplinary patient care team, and have the opportunity to strengthen his/her knowledge base in the pediatric area while building confidence as a clinical pharmacist.

Resident Learning Activities

  1. Participate in daily rounds in the Neonatal and Pediatric units
  2. Observe the daily routine in neonatal and pediatric ICU’s
  3. Spend some time with NP’s/Physicians in Neonatal and pediatric units (attending deliveries, observe order writing, patient assessment, etc.)
  4. Review patient profiles for appropriateness of drug therapy
  5. Develop problem lists and define therapeutic goals.
  6. Develop therapeutic drug plans along with pharmacokinetic drug dosing.
  7. Monitor drug therapy and enhance patient outcomes.
  8. Provide drug information and education to health-care practitioners.
  9. Assess and practice evidence-based medicine.
  10. Give a least one presentation/in-service to the medical staff (nurses, physicians, and/or pharmacists, etc.)
  11. Periodic topic discussions with preceptor
  12. When appropriate, counsel patients or family members on their drug regimen
  13. Provide end of day update to 2nd shift.
 
Required Rotations
  Internal Medicine
  Ambulatory Care
  Drug Information
  Administration/Informatics
  Pharmacy Operations
 
Elective Rotations
  Nephrology
  Infectious Diseases
  Oncology
  Critical Care
  Cardiology
  Pediatrics
  Emergency Medicine
  Endocrinology/Diabetes
  Psychiatry
  Geriatrics
   
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