1. Brian Seders, PharmD, RPh
5760 Bunton Hush Lane New Albany, OH 43054
Phone #: 614-273-5312
Email: sedersbm@gmail.com
Professional Objective
Exceptional interpersonal communications skills, with a strong work ethic to provide patient care
with an immediacy and genuine caring nature in a clinical setting.
Work Experience
The Charitable Pharmacy of CentralOH,Columbus OH June 2011-July 2015
 Pharmacy Intern
 Graduate Intern
o Responsibilities included working with physicians to find more cost-effective treatment
for low-income patients,counseling patients on medications and devices,and developing
patient medication records.
Education
James L Winkle College of Pharmacy,Cincinnati,OH September 2011-May 2015
University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,OH
 Doctorate of Pharmacy degree
University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati,OH September 2009-June 2011
 Accelerated Pre-Pharmacy Track
Licensure and Certifications
 Pharmacist License:Ohio State Board of Pharmacy July 2015-Present
 MTM Certification:OutcomesMTM October 2013-Present
 Ohio Pharmacy Immunization Certification September2013-Present
 Healthcare ProviderCPRCertification:American Heart Association August 2013-Present
 Pharmacy Intern License:Kentucky Board of Pharmacy July 2011-Present
 HIPAACertification:James L.Winkle College of Pharmacy September 2011-Present
 Collaborative InstitutionalTraining Initiative Certification August 2014-Present
Clinical Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience Rotations

2. Good Samaritan Hospital Internal Medicine, Cincinnati, OH March 2015
 Preceptor:Corey Wirth, Pharm.D,BCPS.
 Responsibilities included rounding with the medical to help monitor patients pharmacologic
treatment.
St. Vincent DePaulCharitable Pharmacy,Cincinnati, OH February 2015
 Preceptor:Mike Espel, RPh
 Responsibilities included interviewing and counseling patients on their medications while
testing blood pressure,pulse, and blood sugar.
Huber Personalized Medicine, Cincinnati, OH January 2015
 Preceptor:Gary S. Huber, DO
 Responsibilities included working up drug information and pharmacogenomic research
questions.
Faith Community Pharmacy,Florence, KY December 2014
 Preceptor:Rosana Aydt, RPh
 Responsibilities included counseling patients on their medications, preparing patients
medications for outreach days, and organizing new referralpatients.
St. Elizabeth Fort Thomas Internal Medicine, Fort Thomas, KY November 2014
 Preceptor:Jennifer Wright, RPh
 Responsibilities included working up pharmacy consultations in regards to Vancomycin
dosing, anticoagulation dosing, and TPN maintenance.
Good Samaritan Hospital Emergency Department Cincinnati, OH September 2014
 Preceptor:Stacy McCoy, PharmD.
 Responsibilities included performing medication reconciliation on patients coming to the
emergency room as well as those being admitted to the hospital. This also included
answering any questions the nursing staff had about patient medications.
University of CincinnatiMedicalCenter Outpatient Transplant Clinic Cincinnati,OH August 2014
 Preceptor:Teresa Cavanaugh,Pharm.D,MS,BCPS
 Responsibilities included working up patients before clinic; leading interviews/medication
reconciliation with patients, attending meetings associated to the outpatient clinic with my
preceptor, and answering drug information questions associated with transplant patients
St. Elizabeth Anticoagulation Clinic Florence,KY June 2014
 Preceptor:Tammy Hanson,Pharm.D.

3.  Responsibilities included counseling new/returning patients on the use of warfarin,diet
adjustments associated with warfarin,medications that interact with warfarin,making adjustments
to warfarin therapy,and presenting patientsand recommendations to my preceptors.
Ohio Medicaid Columbus,OH May 2014
 Preceptor:MargaretScott,RPh,MS,MPH
 Responsibilities included attending allMedicaid meetings with my preceptor,working on projects
associated with weight loss medications,buprenorphine use,and sofosbuvir prior authorization
criteria.
Awards and Honors
 University of CincinnatiDean’s List September 2009-May 2011
 Cincinnatus Scholarship Recipient September2009-May 2013
 First Catholic Slovak Ladies Society Scholarship May 2014-May 2015
 The NationalSociety of Collegiate ScholarsHonor Society September 2010- Present
ResearchExperience
University of CincinnatiMedicalCenter August 2014-May 2015
 Dr. ShimulShah,MD,MHCM Associate Professor of Surgery,Directorof LiverTransplantation
and Hepatobiliary Surgery; PrincipalInvestigator
 University of CincinnatiMedicalCenterLiver TransplantTechnology Survey
 Role:Analyze survey results and present data on the potentialfor the implementation of new
technology in the area of liver transplantation
Presentations
 Poster Presentation:“Maintaining Controlin a Patient with Type II Diabetes Mellitus” April2014
 Poster Presentation:“Treating Type IIDiabeteswith Glucophage XR (metformin ER)” May 2012
Teaching Experience
 PY4-PY3 mentoring program May 2014- March 2015
 In the last yearof pharmacy school,P3 students would shadowa P4 studentand would complete a
number of objectives throughout rotation months. These objectivesincluded SOAP notes,patient
counseling,attending patient care and grand rounds,performing physicalassessments,and
answering drug information questions.
Leadership
 Business Plan: “Mobile Pharmacy MTM”
 Along with other group members a business plan was developed for the administration of
MTM services through a mobile platform. This business plan involved the development
financial strategies as well as the discussion of dayto day practice and development of the
services provided besides MTM.

4. Professional Meetings
 SnPhA Regions III,IV,& V:AnnualMeeting,Cincinnati,OH March 2012
 Ohio Pharmacists Association:AnnualMeeting,Columbus,OH April2012
 Ohio Pharmacists Association:AnnualMeeting,Columbus,OH April2013
 Ohio Pharmacists Association:AnnualMeeting,Columbus,OH April2014
Professional Service
The Charitable Pharmacy of CentralOhio
 Help maintain and count inventory,sorting medications,organizing and removing outdate
prescription and over-the-counterproducts,qualifying new patientsfor the pharmacy,answering
phone calls and signing patients in.
CincinnatiDrop-In Shelter
 Worked with medicalstudents,other pharmacy students,pharmacists,and physiciansto provide
care to patientsat the Drop Inn Shelter by checking blood pressure,taking patient histories and
chief complaint and counseling patients on medications that were given.
Community Service
Relay For Life
 Working with other pharmacy studentsand my learning community money was raised by selling
hot chocolate,funnelcakes,and puppy chow to support cancerresearch. Teamswalked aswellas
reached out to family and friendsto raise more funds.
Ronald McDonald House
 Prepared a mealfor those staying at the Ronald McDonald House and served them at dinnertime.
Organizations
 American PharmacistAssociation Academy of
Student Pharmacists member September 2011-Present
 Ohio Pharmacists Association member September2011-Present
 Pre-Pharmacy Student Society member January 2010-June 2011
 University of CincinnatiLearning Community September 2009-June 2011