1. AMY
HUTCHISON
P H A R M .
D .
3841
West
State
Road
84
Davie,
FL
33312
(731)
426-­‐3335
E d u c a t i o n
August
2011
–
May
2015
February
–
May
2011
January
2008
–
January
2011
August
–
December
2007
August
2003
–
May
2007
McWhorter
School
of
Pharmacy,
Samford
University
Birmingham,
AL
Doctor
of
Pharmacy
Union
University
Jackson,
TN
Major:
Pre-­‐Pharmacy
Samford
University
Birmingham,
AL
Major:
Pre-­‐Pharmacy
University
of
Alabama
Tuscaloosa,
AL
Major:
Undeclared
Madison
Magnet
Academic
High
School
Jackson,
TN
L i c e n s u r e /
C e r t i f i c a t i o n
July
2015
–
Present
January
2014
-­‐
Present
October
2012
-­‐Present
August
2012
–
Present
August
2011
–
Present
August
2011
–
Present
August
2011
–
Present
July
2007
–
June
2011
Pharmacist,
Florida
Medication
Therapy
Management
(MTM)
Certified
APhA-­‐ASP
MTM
Certificate
Program
Immunization
certified
APhA-­‐ASP
Immunization
Certificate
Program
American
Heart
Association
Basic
Life
Support
HIPAA
and
Privacy
OSHA:
Bloodborne
Pathogens
Pharmacy
Intern/Extern,
Alabama
Pharmacy
Technician,
Tennessee

2. A d v a n c e d
P h a r m a c y
P r a c t i c e
E x p e r i e n c e
March
–
May
2015
February
–
March
2015
January
–
February
2015
October
–
November
2014
September
–
October
2014
Community
Pharmacy
Publix
Pharmacy
#0123
Nashville,
TN
Supervisor:
David
Richmond,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Input,
prepare
and
dispense
prescriptions.
Administer
vaccinations.
Provide
patient
counseling
regarding
the
proper
use
of
medications.
Home
Infusion
Continuum
Rx
Birmingham,
AL
Supervisor:
Joe
McNamara,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Provide
parenteral
and
infusion
services
to
patients
after
hospital
discharge
and
outpatient
clinics.
Calculate
and
prepare
using
sterile
compounding
technique:
TPN,
pain
management,
and
antibiotic
IV
solutions.
Participate
in
pharmacy
distribution,
lab
evaluations,
nutrition
support,
and
marketing.
General
Medicine
I
Veterans
Affairs
Medical
Center
Birmingham,
AL
Supervisor:
Bridget
Roop,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Round
with
the
medical
team
daily.
Answer
pharmacotherapy
questions
from
the
medical
team
and
make
recommendations.
Write
SOAP
notes
on
patients.
Counsel
patients
on
purpose,
adherence,
and
side
effects
of
medications.
Calculate
and
adjust
vancomycin
and
warfarin
dosing.
Institutional
Health
Systems
Veterans
Affairs
Tennessee
Valley
Healthcare
System
Nashville,
TN
Supervisor:
Cindy
Le,
Pharm.
D.,
Director
of
Pharmacy
Responsibilities:
Fill,
package,
label,
and
deliver
medications
to
the
patient’s
floor.
Refill
and
inventory
Pyxis
machines.
Assist
with
inventory
in
the
pharmacy.
Use
sterile
compounding
technique
in
the
IV
room
to
compound
IV
solutions
and
TPNs.
Fill
prescriptions
and
counsel
patients
in
the
outpatient
pharmacy
of
the
hospital.
Psychiatric
Pharmacy
Brookwood
Hospital
Birmingham,
AL
Supervisor:
Marshall
E.
Cates,
Pharm.D.,
BCPP,
FASHP
Responsibilities:
Provide
pharmaceutical
care
services
to
psychiatric
patients.
Conduct
patient
interviews
on
a
routine
basis
in
order
to
obtain
medication
histories,
monitor
pharmacotherapy,
answer
questions,
and
provide
medication
counseling.
Round
with
psychiatrists
on
psychiatric
inpatient
unit.
Make
pharmacotherapeutic
recommendations,
answer
questions,
and
follow-­‐up
on
drug
information
requests
or
needs.
Attend
therapy
groups
and
ECT
sessions.

3. July
–
August
2014
I n t r o d u c t o r y
P h a r m a c y
P r a c t i c e
E x p e r i e n c e
October
2013
January
2013
January
–
May
2012
August
–
December
2011
Ambulatory
Care
Jefferson
County
Department
of
Health
Birmingham,
AL
Supervisor:
B.
DeeAnn
Dugan,
Pharm.
D.,
BCACP
Responsibilities:
Interpret
the
pharmacology
and
pharmacotherapy
of
commonly
encountered
outpatient
conditions.
Complete
and
present
patient
workups.
Conduct
complete
patient
interviews.
Counsel
patients
on
purpose,
adherence,
and
side
effects
of
medications.
Write
complete
and
accurate
patient
care
plan,
including
rationale
for
recommendations.
Educate
a
patient
in
a
disease
management
scenario.
Effectively
communicate
assessment
and
recommendations
with
their
rationale
to
providers,
patients/caregivers,
and
preceptors.
Community
Pharmacy:
Vaccination
Administration
Publix
Pharmacy
Birmingham,
AL
Supervisor:
Megan
Monroe,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Promote
and
administer
vaccinations.
Provide
patient
counseling
regarding
the
proper
use
of
over-­‐the-­‐counter
and
prescription
medications.
Institutional
Pharmacy
PharMerica
Birmingham,
AL
Supervisor:
Donnis
Hackney,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Service
nursing
home
and
long
term
care
facilities.
Provide
stat
boxes,
IV
medication
and
monitoring,
and
unit
dosed
oral
medications
for
nursing
home
and
long
term
care
facilities.
Community
Pharmacy
CVS
Pharmacy
#4851
Cahaba
Heights,
AL
Supervisor:
Chad
Hawk,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Prepare
and
dispense
prescriptions.
Assist
with
inventory
management.
Observe
workflow
operations
within
a
community
pharmacy.
Provide
patient
counseling
regarding
the
proper
use
of
over-­‐the-­‐counter
and
prescription
medications.
Independent
Community
Pharmacy
English
Plaza
Pharmacy
Jasper,
AL
Supervisor:
Terry
Wood,
Pharm.
D.
Responsibilities:
Prepare
and
dispense
prescriptions.
Assist
with
inventory
management.
Observe
workflow
operations
within
a
community
pharmacy.
Provide
patient
counseling
regarding
the
proper
use
of
medications.

4. P h a r m a c y
W o r k
E x p e r i e n c e
July
2007
–
June
2011
A d d i t i o n a l
P h a r m a c y
E x p e r i e n c e
July
2013
January
–
May
2013
P r e s e n t a t i o n s
Pharmacy
Technician
Jackson-­‐Madison
County
General
Hospital
Pharmacy
Jackson,
TN
Supervisor:
Sherry
K.
Osborne,
Pharm.
D.,
Director
of
Pharmacy
Responsibilities:
Interpret
orders
and
communicate
with
nurses
and
physicians
to
fill
patient
prescriptions.
Fill,
package,
label,
and
deliver
medications
to
the
patient’s
floor.
Stock
and
troubleshoot
Pyxis
and
Talyst
machines.
Assist
with
billing
and
inventory.
Elective:
Applied
Medical
Missions
Instructor:
Michael
Hogue,
Pharm.
D.,
FAPhA,
FNAP
Preceptor:
Adrian
Cross,
Pharm.
D.
Description:
Serve
on
a
medical
mission
team
in
Nicaragua.
Consult
with
physicians
and
dispense
medications.
Maintain
organization
within
the
pharmacy.
Utilize
translators
or
supplemental
information
written
in
Spanish
to
communicate
pertinent
information.
Elective:
Contemporary
and
Alternative
Medicine
Instructor:
Ami
Teague
Shell,
Pharm.
D.,
BCPS,
AAHIVE
Description:
Specific
education
regarding
herbal/natural
products
and
other
practices
of
complementary
and
alternative
medicine.
Inservice:
Elastomerics:
I-­‐Flow
and
AccuFlo
Journal
Club:
Matsumoto
Y,
Mori
Y,
Kageyama
S,
et
al.
Spironolactone
reduces
cardiovascular
and
cerebrovascular
morbidity
and
mortality
in
hemodialysis
patients.
J
Am
Coll
Cardiol.
2014;63(6):528-­‐36.
Inservice:
COPD
Literature
Review:
The
Effect
of
Garcinia
cambogia
on
Weight
Loss
Journal
Club:
Song
HR,
Woo
YS,
Wang
HR,
Shim
IH,
Jun
TY,
Bahk
WM.
Does
mirtazapine
interfere
with
naturalistic
diabetes
treatment?.
J
Clin
Psychopharmacol.
2014;34(5):588-­‐94.
Newsletter:
Extrapyramidal
symptoms
diagnosis,
risk
factors,
and
treatment
Newsletter:
Leisure-­‐time
running
reduces
all-­‐cause
and
CV
mortality
risk

5.
L e a d e r s h i p
P o s i t i o n s
P r o f e s s i o n a l
O r g a n i z a t i o n s
August
2011
–
May
2014
August
2011
–
May
2014
V o l u n t e e r
W o r k
Newsletter:
Vitamin
D
and
the
risk
of
dementia
and
Alzheimer
disease
Journal
Club:
Kastelein
JJ,
Maki
KC,
Susekov
A,
et
al.
Omega-­‐3
free
fatty
acids
for
the
treatment
of
severe
hypertriglyceridemia:
the
EpanoVa
fOr
Lowering
Very
high
triglyceridEs
(EVOLVE)
trial.
J
Clin
Lipidol.
2014;8(1):94-­‐106.
Patient
Case
Presentation:
Diabetes
and
Hypertension
Patient
Case
Presentation:
Hyperthyroidism
Social
Chair
McWhorter
School
of
Pharmacy,
Class
of
2015
Duties:
Planned
and
coordinated
social
events
for
the
class
including
cookouts,
bowling,
skating,
and
beach
trip.
Student
Society
of
Health-­‐System
Pharmacists
(SSHP)
American
Pharmacists
Association
Academy
of
Student
Pharmacists
(APhA-­‐ASP)
Medical
and
Dental
Mission
International
Summer
mission
trips
to
Nicaragua
with
Englewood
Baptist
Church
Service:
consulted
with
physicians,
dispensed
medications,
and
counseled
patients
with
the
aid
of
translators.
R e f e r e n c e s
Available
on
request.