This document is a resume for Amanda Luciano. It summarizes her education, licenses, employment history, clinical experiences and presentations. She received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Rutgers University in 2014. Her current role is Associate Medical Director at GSW Worldwide in Columbus, Ohio, where she provides clinical and strategic input for medical projects. She has over 5 years of pharmacy experience in both hospital and retail settings.

1. Amanda Luciano
28 E. Lakeview Ave apt 2
Columbus, OH
© 908-577-8061
(e) amluciano90@gmail.com
EDUCATION Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy
Piscataway, New Jersey
Doctor of Pharmacy, May 2014
EMPLOYMENT
Jan 2015-Present GSW Worldwide, Associate Medical Director
Columbus, Ohio
 Responsible for strategic input, leadership and direction for medical projects
 Works in a multi-disciplinary team to execute clinically sound material
 Provide clinical expertise and interacts with internal and external
collaborators
 Accountable for successful interpretation of clinical studies
 Review and assess overall safety information
Aug 2014-January
2015
CVS Pharmacy, Staff Pharmacist
Elizabeth, New Jersey
 Oversee the compounding, packaging, labeling, and storage of
medications
 Review written prescriptions to determine accurate dispensing
 Provide general health care advice
 Conduct flu clinics
 Maintain accurate control/narcotic inventory
 Interact with HMOs and insurance companies regarding
reimbursement issues
 Train, supervise, and maintain workflow of pharmacy
technicians
August 2011-2014 CVS Pharmacy, Pharmacist Intern
Various New Jersey Locations
 Observed pharmacist’s inventory control and pharmacy
management
 Packaged and labeled medications for dispensing
 Interacted with HMOs and insurance companies regarding
reimbursement issues

2.  Provided general healthcare advice

3. LICENSES AND
CERTIFICATIONS
Ohio Registered Pharmacist
License Number: 03135381
New Jersey Registered Pharmacist
License Number: 28RI03649500
Immunization Approval
License Number: 28RJ05678
Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers,
American Heart Association®
Valid April 2015-2016
Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery,
American Pharmacist Association
October 2012
OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Certification
October 2014
ADVANCED PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCE
April-May 2014 MANAGED CARE
HORIZON BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD- Newark, NJ
Preceptor: Saira Jan, Pharm.D.
 Provided medication therapy management to Medicare and Medicaid patients
 Evaluated drug therapy and made necessary interventions
 Conducted educational in-services to other healthcare providers, regarding
heart failure and reducing readmissions to hospitals
Feb-March 2014 ACADEMIA
RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY- Piscataway, NJ
Preceptor: Lucio Volino, Pharm.D.
 Assisted and prepared a lecture for Pharmacy Communications II
 Taught asthma inhaler techniques to a student chapter of NCPA
 Taught a lecture on Noninfectious Dermatitis
 Prepared exam questions and evaluated students in practical assessments
Jan-February 2014 PEDIATRIC MEDICINE
MORRISTOWN MEDICAL CENTER- Morristown, NJ
Preceptor: Christine Robinson, Pharm.D.
 Participated in multidisciplinary rounds in the NICU, PICU, and general
pediatrics floor

4.  Monitored therapies for interventions, such as duplicate therapy
 Provided educational in-services to medical students regarding the use of
diuretics in the NICU
Nov-December
2014
COMMUNITY
PATHMARK PHARMACY- Elizabeth, NJ
Preceptor: Shefali Patel, Pharm.D.
 Managed prescriptions
 Verified dose, strength, and unclear directions of medications
 Provided first fill counseling and over the counter recommendations
 Performed blood pressure screenings
 Conducted a walk in cold and flu educational in-service for customers
Oct-November 2013 INTERNAL MEDICINE
BAYONNE MEDICAL CENTER- Bayonne, NJ
Preceptor: Irina Polotskiy, Pharm.D.
 Participated in ICU interdisciplinary rounds
 Assisted in renal dosing, de-escalating antibiotics therapy
 Provided an in-service for nurses regarding the importance of IV-PO switch
 Assisted in implementing new Pyxis machines and building order sets for the
hospital
Sept-October 2013 HOSPITAL PRACTICE
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL- Newark, NJ
Preceptor: Michael Chu, Pharm.D.
 Shadowed medication verification processes
 Completed CMS floor checks prior to CMS audit
 Attended and recorded minutes for P&T, Pharmacy Nurse Education, and
Oncology subcommittee
 Practiced aseptic techniques prior to compounding IV medication orders with
the oversight of an IV specialist
Aug-September
2013
AMBULATORY CARE
WALGREENS PHARMACY- Linden, NJ
Preceptor: Sergio Canabal, B.S.,R.Ph.
 Managed prescriptions
 Verified dose, strength, and unclear directions of medications
 Provided first fill counseling and over the counter recommendations
 Performed blood pressure screenings
 Conducted a flu educational in-service for customers
May-June 2013 CLINICAL OTHER
KESSLER INSTITUTE FOR REHABILITATION- West Orange, NJ

5. Preceptor: Preceptor: Neil Schulman, Pharm.D.,M.S.
 Participated in rounds lead by attending physicians
 Contacted physicians in regards to de-escalation of antibiotics once sensitivities
were available
 Conducted inpatient and discharge counseling for stroke patients, which
included: distribution of medication information, verbal counseling, and Q&A
sessions for patients and caretakers
INTRODUCTORY PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCE
July-August 2011 COMMUNITY
CVS PHARMACY- Union, NJ
Preceptor: Carly Antunes, Pharm.D.
July-August 2012 HOSPITAL PRACTICE
TRINITAS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER- Elizabeth, NJ
Preceptor: Christine Schbacker, Pharm.D.
PRESENTATIONS Lecture: Reducing Readmissions in Heart Failure Patients, Horizon Blue
Cross Blue Shield; Newark, New Jersey. April 2014.
Lecture: Noninfectious Dermatitis, Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy;
Piscataway, NJ. March 2014.
Lecture: Migraine, Headache, and Fever, Ernest Mario School of
Pharmacy; Piscataway, NJ. February 2014.
Seminar: Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome, Morristown Medical Center,
Morristown NJ. J February 2014.
Case: Pediatric Community Acquired Pneumonia, Morristown Medical
Center, Morristown, NJ. February 2014.
Journal Club: Jacobs SE, Tobin JM, Opie SD, et al. Probiotic Effects on Late-
onset Sepsis in Very Preterm Infants: A Randomized Controlled Trial.
Pediatrics 2013; 332:1055-62. January 2014.
Case: Diabetic Ketoacidosis, Bayonne Medical Center, Bayonne NJ.
November 2013.
Journal Club: Eikelboom JW, Connolly, SJ, Brueckmann, M, et al.
Dabigatran versus Warfarin in Patients with Mechanical Heart Valves. N
Engl J Med 2013; 369:1206-141. November 2013.
Case: Autonomic Dysfunction, Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation West
Orange, NJ. May 2013.

6. In-service: Antibiotic Stewardship. Staff Pharmacist Meeting, Kessler
Institute for Rehabilitation, West Orange, NJ. May 2013.
In-service: Vancomycin Dosing. Staff Pharmacist Meeting, Kessler Institute for
Rehabilitation, West Orange, NJ. May 2013.
Community Outreach: Influenza Season Prevention Tips. Walgreens
Pharmacy, Linden, NJ. August 2013.
Community Outreach: Over the counter product selection tips. Pathmark
Pharmacy, Elizabeth, NJ. November 2013.
Community Outreach: Blood Pressure Screening. Pathmark Pharmacy,
Elizabeth, NJ. November 2013.
LEADERSHIP Lambda Kappa Sigma- Pi Chapter
Professional Pharmacy Sorority
Service Chair: January 2012-May 2012
Vice President: September 2012-May2013
Orientation Leader: May 2013
SKILLS Microsoft Office
Windows and Mac OS X operating systems
EnterpriseRX
RxConnect
Intercom Plus
REFERENCES Available upon request