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Hang N. Truong-McDaniel
Pharm.D., MBA
CONTACT INFORMATION
Mailing Address: 3026 W. Maxwell Avenue
Wichita, KS 67217
Cell Phone: (316) 206-3610
Email: hntruong4@gmail.com
EDUCATION
2015 University of Missouri-Kansas City; Kansas City, MO
Doctor of Pharmacy Degree
2013 University of Missouri-Kansas City; Kansas City, MO
Master in Business Administration with emphasis in
General Management
2007 Wichita State University; Wichita, KS
Bachelors of Science in Chemistry-Business
TRAINING & CERTIFICATION
2010-2013 Bloodborne Pathogen Training
2012 Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery
2012 American Heart Association Basic Life Support Certified
CPR and AED Program
2012 American Heart Association
Heartsaver First Aid Certified
LICENSURE
Kansas Licensed Pharmacist #
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2015-present Pharmacist
Select Specialty Hospital
Wichita, KS 67214
Regional Senior Director of Pharmacy:
Stephanie Schimming, R.Ph.

Responsibilities: • Enter medication orders.
• Monitor drug levels and other labs when indicated:
vancomycin troughs, INR, SCr, BMP, Hgb, CPK, etc.
• Provide education to physicians and nurses: about
medication use, interactions, administration techniques,
and side effects.
• Communicate with attending, other specialties,
nursing, and other clinical staff to ensure appropriate &
safe medication use (optimal pharmacotherapy, drug-drug
interactions, drug-disease interactions, allergies, renal
dosing of medications.)
• Utilize drug/medical resources to ensure safe and
optimal pharmacotherapy: Facts & Comparison, Trissels,
Up-to-date, Lexicomp, Clinical Pharmacology, Pub Med
• Antiobiotic stewardship: follow up on C&S to ensure
optimal and most appropriate antibiotic use. De-
escalation of antibiotics to more narrow spectrum when
appropriate and to oral therapy when appropriate.
• Provide a cost analysis of antibiotics. Provide
recommendations to infectious disease physicians for preferred
empiric antibiotic use based on type of infection and cost of
antibiotics.
• Attend weekly wean team rounds to discuss medication related
issues that may be a barrier to the weaning of ventilator and
airway patients.
• Attend weekly team conference meetings to discuss potential
barriers to patient discharges, provide pharmacotherapy
solutions, communicate antibiotic plans from infectious disease
physicians.
• Present pharmacy department presentation at nursing
orientation meeting.
• Overnight on-call duties: assist in retrieval of medications,
help with medication calculations, and if needed coming in to
mix any high risk medications that are not available as floor
stock.
• Manage pharmacy inventory: returning excess inventory to
wholesaler, transfer extra inventory to other Select Specialty
Hospitals, activating new drugs, inactivating old drugs, run price
updates, adding drugs to med-dispense cabinet, removal of
outdated medications from med-dispense and emergency kits.
• Semi-annual inventory.

• Supervise pharmacy technicians.
2005-2015 Pharmacy Intern
Select Specialty Hospital
Wichita, KS 67214
Regional Senior Director of Pharmacy:
Stephanie Schimming, R.Ph.
Responsibilities: • Mix IV preparations.
• Package unit dosed medications in preparation to dispense to
patients.
• Monitor and organize inventory for the pharmacy.
• Restock Med-Dispense machine in the med rooms.
• Assist the pharmacist in completing daily duties of operating a
long term acute care pharmacy.
• Train new pharmacy technicians.
2010-2012 Pharmacy Intern
CVS Pharmacy #05719
Lee’s Summit, MO 64081
Pharmacist in Charge: Gregg Sharp, RPh.
Responsibilities: • Entered patient prescription information into the computer
system.
• Filled prescription medications for patients.
• Processed insurance billing for patients.
• Counseled patients on prescription medications and over-the-
counter medications.
• Transferred prescription medications.
• Monitored and organized inventory for the pharmacy.
• Recorded and retrieved new prescriptions from the physician
line and from physician and nurse call ins.
CLERKSHIP EXPERIENCES
University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy
March 2015-April 2015 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
General Medicine II
Site: Goppert-Trinity Family Care Clinic,
Kansas City, MO
Specialty Area: Obstetrics, Newborn Care, Pediatrics,
Adult Care, and Care of Older Adults, including nursing
home services.
Supervisor: Dr. Stephanie Schauner, Pharm.D.

January 2015 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience Elective III
Site: Via-Christi Regional Medical Center, Wichita, KS
Specialty Area: Ambulatory Care, Medication Therapy
Management
Supervisor: Dr. Lyndsey Hogg, Pharm.D.
Responsibilities: Worked up patient profiles prior to
MTM appointments, completed medication
reconciliations, provided medication education and
counseling, insulin new starts, and insulin adjustments.
December 2014 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
Health Systems Pharmacy
Site: Research Medical Center, Kansas City, MO
Specialty Area: Internal Medicine, Critical Care, and
Oncology
Supervisor: Dr. Robert Bub, Pharm.D.
Responsibilities: Worked up patient profiles in
preparation for family medicine rounds and critical care
rounds. Visited patients on 6th
floor intermediate care
unit to counsel about pain scores and medications.
Completed drug utilization evaluation on Ofirmev for
adjunct use during surgery to decrease use of opiates for
pain relief.
November 2014 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience Elective II
Site: Wesley Medical Center, Wichita, KS
Specialty Area: Infectious Disease
Supervisor: Dr. Stephanie Kuhn, Pharm.D.
Responsibilities: Reviewed patient profiles to ensure
proper medications for disease state being treated and
appropriate dosages were being used (renal adjustments,
hepatic adjustments, over weight/obese). Vancomycin
dosage adjustments based on individual
pharmacokinetics and trough levels. Reviewed pertinent
infectious disease practice guidelines (IDSA, CDC.gov,
etc.) to find appropriate treatment options and utilized
Sanford guide to find antimicrobial spectrum of
particular agents.
October 2014 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience Elective I
Specialty Area: Critical Care
Supervisor: Dr. Kathy Nowicki, Pharm.D.

hepatic adjustments, over weight/obese). Attended
trauma rounds, level I trauma bay calls, and code blue
calls. Called pharmacies, physician’s offices, and
interviewed patients to obtain accurate medication
reconciliation history. Educated patients on new warfarin
education.
September 2014 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
General Medicine IV
Specialty Area: Cardiology
Supervisor: Dr. Carolyn Mayle, Pharm.D.
hepatic adjustments, over weight/obese). Called
pharmacies, physician’s offices, and interviewed patients
to obtain accurate medication reconciliation history.
Educated patients on new warfarin education.
August 2014 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
General Medicine III
Specialty Area: Pediatric Pharmacy
Supervisor: Dr. Lela Hernandez, Pharm.D.
Responsibilities: Reviewed patient profiles and ensured
proper dosages for pediatric population. Educated
patients and patient’s families on asthma education.
July 2014 Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
Advanced Community Practice
Site: New London Pharmacy, New York, NY
Supervisor: Abby Mouzakitis-Fazio, R.Ph.
Responsibilities: Accurately prepared medications to be
filled and dispensed to patients. Called in refill requests
to physician offices and initiated prior authorization
requests. Transferred prescriptions from other
pharmacies. Performed daily inventory audit counts.
Counseled patients on their prescription medications.
Researched various drug questions by utilizing Lexicomp,
Clinical Pharmacology, and other databases.
August 2013-May 2014 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience
General Medicine I
Site: Research Medical Center and Goppert-Trinity
Family Care Clinic, Kansas City, MO
Specialty Area: Family Medicine

Supervisor: Dr. Tatum Mead, Pharm.D.
Responsibilities: Reviewed patient records to check for
duplicate drugs, drug interactions, drug-disease
interactions, and other possible med errors. Completed
medication reconciliation, performed diabetic foot
exams, and counseled patients on their medications.
August 5, 2013-
August 16, 2013 Introduction to Health System Pharmacy Practice
Site: Select Specialty Hospital, Wichita, KS
Specialty Area: Long-Term Acute Care
Supervisor: Stephanie Schimming R.Ph.
Responsibilities: Assisted in daily pharmacy technician
duties (restock Med Dispense, mix IV’s, inventory
management). Assisted in medication reconciliation
record keeping, monitored INR’s, serum creatinine, and
other lab values to ensure safe and therapeutic dosages
were used. Entered in new orders under direct
supervision of pharmacist. Shadowed the pharmacist on
various tasks including antibiotic stewardship program
and drug utilization evaluation.
June 17, 2013-
June 28, 2013 Introduction to Community Pharmacy Practice
Site(s): Truman Medical Center (TMC) Hospital Hill,
TMC Behavioral Health, and TMC Lakewood, Kansas
City, MO and Lee’s Summit, MO
Supervisor: Dr. Kenneth Scott Zweerink, Pharm.D.
Responsibilities: Assisted pharmacy technicians in daily
work flow duties (entered refills, filled prescriptions,
inventory management). Learned about the federal 340B
Program at TMC Hospital Hill. Rotated to TMC
Behavioral Health to learn more about Psychiatric
pharmacy. Rotated to TMC Lakewood and viewed more
of a long term care setting.
PRESENTATIONS
“Lactobacillus.” Presented to peers and preceptor during General Medicine I rotation at the
University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, March 5, 2014.
“Comprehensive SOAP Note.” Presented to peers and preceptor during General Medicine I
rotation at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, March 4, 2014.
“Carvedilol.” Presented to peers and professor during Professional Skills elective course at
the University of Missouri-Kansas City, Kansas City, MO, October 16, 2012.

PROJECTS
Description of a Student-Managed Program to Acquired Medications for a Low-Income
Population. Kansas City, MO. April 2014.
 Analyzed patient assistance program (PAP) data from the Shared Care Free Health
Clinic in Independence, MO.
 Retrieved data from the Red Book on the average wholesale prices (AWP) of
medications listed on the PAP.
 Tallied the total annual AWP, along with various other sub-totals to analyze trends
that occurred between 2012 and 2013.
 Created excel charts to illustrate changes in trends.
 Presented abstract and data at two poster presentations: Missouri Society of Health-
System Pharmacy/Kansas City Health-System Pharmacy Annual Meeting and
University of Missouri-Kansas City Health Sciences Student Research Summit.
Pharmacy & Therapeutics Competition with Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP).
Analyzed the proper placement of Aflibercept (Eylea) into a private insurance’s formulary.
Kansas City, MO. January 2014.
 Attended meetings in preparation for the competition. Meetings provided
information about managed care and how to analyze certain aspects of a drug:
clinical studies, efficacy, adverse drug effects, cost effectiveness, appropriateness for
certain populations, evidence based medicine, etc.
 Read and analyzed the manufacturer dossier on Aflibercept (Eyelea).
 Researched and collected additional pertinent data for the use of Aflibercept
(Eyelea). Additional studies that were researched included drug studies of
medications that could be used in place of Aflibercept (Eyelea).
 The competition was a group effort and each group was composed of four members.
As a team, data was collected and an overall conclusion was made to not include
Aflibercept (Eyelea) in the new drug formulary as a first line drug. Aflibercept
(Eyelea) was only approved for use in patient populations who have failed other first
line treatment options.
Pfizer Drug Cost Analysis. Performed a cost analysis on Pfizer brand drugs that were to be
discontinued from the Patient Assistance Program (PAP) at the Shared Care Free Health
Clinic, Independence, MO. July 2013.
 Collected, calculated, and analyzed the annualized cost of PAP medications that were
being discontinued from the program. Drug pricings were collected from the
following sources: 50 Plus Pharmacy, RX Outreach, Auburn Pharmacy, Target, Wal-
mart, and Hy-Vee Pharmacy.
 Created a report and summarized all of the options available for discontinued
medications. The report included overall recommendations for how to replace the
PAP drugs.
 The report was intended for the staff at the Shared Care Free Health Clinic to see
whether or not it was feasible for them to carry the drug in their dispensary or to give
patients the prescriptions so they can be filled at an outside pharmacy.

Competitive Strategies Analysis for Pandora. Analyzed the current environment for Pandora
and recommended long term and short term goals to stay sustainable. Capstone course for
MBA program at UMKC. July 2013.
 Team based project, however, individual research topics were assigned.
 Researched competitors of Pandora including Spotify, iHeart Radio, and SiriusXM
Radio.
 Researched PEST+G analysis for Pandora. Political, economic, social, technological,
and global topics that effect Pandora.
 Attended team meetings to listen to team member’s progress in research and to
brainstorm solutions or alternative business plans for Pandora.
 Summarized data in written report and power point presentation.
Market Analysis for YMCA. Performed a market analysis for the YMCA to help them
increase the number of participants in their sports program. Geographic Information
Systems Mapping for Management Decisions. Kansas City, MO. June 2013.
 Attended a meeting with the metro Kansas City YMCA branch to discuss their
desires to increase attendance in their sports programs.
 Collected attendance data from the YMCA including current member’s addresses.
Addresses were then utilized by plugging them into a geographic mapping software
(ESRI Geographic Information System).
 Utilized the software program to map a radius of where current members were
located and created other tapestries that could potentially target new members of the
YMCA sports program. The other tapestry components included median income and
other interests like attendance to sporting events.
 Summarized all of the data analyzed into a report and conducted another meeting
with the YMCA sports program marketing coordinator to summarize final
recommendations.
Chrysler-Fiat Strategic Alliance. Analyzed the strategic alliance between Chrysler and Fiat
and determined whether or not the alliance was advantageous or not. International
Management. Kansas City, MO. March 2013.
 This project was done with one partner. Meetings were attended to develop outline
for project and to assign topics to research.
 Researched the history of both companies and examined their current CEO’s.
 Researched the different cultures of both companies.
 Analyzed both company’s strengths and weaknesses.
 Critically analyzed information researched to conclude that the Chrysler-Fiat Alliance
is advantageous.
LEADERSHIP
2012 Student Society of Health Systems Pharmacy, Secretary
2012 Kappa Epsilon-Omega Chapter, New Member Recruit Co-chair

2011-2012 Kappa Epsilon-Omega Chapter, Blood Drive Organizer
2011 American Pharmacist Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists,
Travel Committee for MRM
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
2010-2014 American Pharmacist Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists
(APhA-ASP)
2010-2014 Missouri Pharmacy Association
2010-2014 International Pharmaceutical Students' Federation
2010-2014 Student Society of Health Systems Pharmacy (SSHP)
2010-2014 Kappa Epsilon-Omega Chapter
2012-2014 Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy (AMCP)
PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Spring 2014 &
Spring 2012 Missouri Society of Health-System Pharmacy/Kansas City Health-
System Pharmacy Annual Meeting.
Kansas City, MO
Fall 2011 ASHP Student Leadership Meeting, Saint Luke’s Hospital-Plaza,
Kansas City, MO
Fall 2011 APhA-ASP Mid-Year Regional Meeting
Shreveport, LA
COMMUNITY SERVICE
December 2013 Harvesters; Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at the food bank and helped sort food and beverages to be
sent out to other distribution centers.
October 2013 APhA-ASP Operations Immunization, Heart, Diabetes, and Self-Care
at the City Market;
Kansas City, MO
Educated 20 members in the community about blood pressure,
diabetes screenings, heartburn awareness, and immunization
awareness.

September 2013 Red Cross Flu Clinic;
Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at the flu clinic by assisting patients complete paperwork
in order for them to receive a flu shot. Assisted 75 patients receive
their flu shot by ensuring all proper paper work was filled out
completely and insurance information was recorded.
April 2013 Research Medical Center’s Block Party and Health Fair;
Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at the SSHP booth. Educated the public about the Vial
for Life progam and the Life Lines program (an organ donation
awareness program).
December 2012 Kansas City Public Library Mini Health Fair: Northeast Branch;
Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at the SSHP booth and helped educate the public about
the Vial of Life program.
November 2012 Harvesters; Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at the food bank and helped sort food and beverages to be
sent out to other distribution centers.
October 2012 Ronald McDonald House; Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at the Ronald McDonald House by performing various
tasks needed at the charity house. Cleaned and organized the facility
that families stayed in.
2010-2011 Community Blood Center (CBC) Blood Drive at the School of
Pharmacy; Kansas City, MO
Organized the fall and spring blood drives. Contacted the liaison at
the CBC to set up a date, secure a room, advertise the blood drive,
and sign up donors for the blood drive. Helped collect over 40 pints
of blood for the CBC.
October 2011 APhA-ASP Operation Heart & Diabetes at the City Market;
Kansas City, MO
Volunteered at this student-run health screening for diabetes and
hypertension at the farmer’s market reaching approximately twenty
individuals.
September 2011 University of Missouri-Kansas City Employee Health Fair;
Kansas City, MO
Educated UMKC employees about safely disposing of medications and
about the importance of medication adherence. Collected thirty
pledges to be adherent to their medication regimens for the “Script
Your Future Campaign.”

2010-present Jackson County Shared Care Free Health Clinic; Independence, MO
Volunteered at the clinic by helping with various activities throughout
the school year. Chart thinning, pulled expired medications, and
assisted in data entry activities in preparation for a new computer
system installation.
HONORS & AWARDS
Spring 2014 Dean’s Honor Roll
February 2013 Student of the Month at UMKC School of Pharmacy.
2011-2012 Dean’s Honor Roll
2012 Bruce J. “Bud” Huber Memorial Scholarship Award
Awarded to a pharmacy student with a minimum G.P.A. of 3.0 and has
documented involvement in extracurricular activities in the area of
service.
SKILLS
Pharmacy Databases & Software: Meditech, HMS, eCW, Med-disepnse, and Pixus.
Other Computer Skills & Databases: Microsoft Office, ESRI Geographic Information
Systems mapping software.
Other Languages: Vietnamese
REFERENCES
Available upon request
UPDATED 2/28/15

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