This document provides a summary of Carol E. Jones' professional experience and qualifications. She has over 35 years of experience as a pharmacist working in retail, hospital, and clinic settings. Her experience includes management roles, sterile compounding, chemotherapy preparation, formulary management, and clinical pharmacy services. She is currently seeking new employment opportunities that allow her to utilize her skills in patient care, teamwork, and pharmacy management.

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Carol E. Jones, PharmD
117 Silverstone Dr
Georgetown, TX 78633
(512)470-2393 Cell
OBJECTIVE
I am a highly motivated self-starting pharmacist seeking employment in retail, clinic or hospital pharmacy. Enjoy
working with other health care personneland patients. Seek challenges and new growth opportunities with a strong
emphasis on teamwork, patient care, and pharmacy management.
SUMMARY
Professional pharmacist with more than 35 years experience with skills developed in clinic, retail and
hospital setting. Involvement in hospital, retail growth and systems management.
Areas of experience:
 Retail Pharmacy – Specialty and routine medications
 Preparation of Sterile Products
 Chemotherapy: Inpatient and outpatient
 Hyperalimentation: Neonatal and Adult
 Continuous Pain Management: Epidural and PCA
 Basic Intravenous Preparation
 Ophthalmic products
 Pharmacy Management
 Clinical Pharmacist
 Extensive involvement in USP 797 clean rooms
 Staff Pharmacist
 Pharmacy compounding: topicals, sublingual, capsules,injectables, etc.
 Development and Implementation of Neonatal Hyperalimentation Program and Medication
Formulary for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
 McKesson Medication Management implementation of Chemotherapy Initiative to promote
patient safety
 Formulary Management
 Extensive experience with Electronic Medical Records and Computerized Physician Order
Entry
PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
11-2004 TEXAS ONCOLOGY-ROUND ROCK CANCER CENTER and PHARMACY
12-2015 Round Rock, Tx
 Pharmacy Managerof Oncology Clinic and Retail Services
 Opened and developed retail pharmacy to include dispensing specialty medications
and patient routine medications within the oncology clinic. Retail pharmacy grew to
be the second busiest clinic pharmacy within Texas Oncology market.
 Oversee 4 Certified Pharmacy Technicians in IV preparation to include chemotherapy
medications. Prepare over 200 + intravenous preparations on a daily basis.
 Direct dispensing of daily prescriptions for oncology patients,with direct work with
physicians,nurse practitioners, and insurance companies.

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 Direct oversight of new employee training to include IV training and testing,inventory
management to include drug ordering and receiving, retail prescription processing,and
USP 797 training.
 Worked directly with physicians to prepare and distribute intravenous cancer
treatments to patients in clinic setting as well as providing necessary retail dispensing
of medications associated with cancer and other diagnosis.
 Manage inventory, cost of goods,involved in billing reconciliation, patient and nurse
education of various medications and techniques in administration, direct contact with
physicians to ensure proper therapy,and perform clinical intervention with patients to
properly treat side effects and help keep quality of life for our patients.
 Direct involvement in purchasing through wholesaler and direct purchases. Manage a
budget of approximately $350,000 a month for pharmacy clinic.
 My role included daily working as a pharmacist and as the manager of the team.
6-2006- UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RESERVE
Current
 Commissioned Officer as Major assigned to the 301st Fighter Wing – 301st Medical
Squadron at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth Texas
 2013 completed Air Command and Staff College
 October 2013 promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel
 Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Air Force as Officer in Charge dedicated to
training of pharmacy technicians in Air Force Readiness Skills to include medication
dispensing, narcotic inventory, and intravenous drug preparation
 Recently assigned to aerospace medicine in charge of troop training and monitoring
5-2003- HUNTER PHARMACY SERVICES
11-2004 Austin,TX
 Area Director managing multiple rural hospital pharmacies, surgery center, and Austin
hospice pharmacy.
 Involved in direct communication with Hospital CEO’s and Director of Nursing to
ensure proper pharmacy involvement with all aspects ofpharmacy.
 Involved in cost analysis to provide proper information and management of pharmacy
inventory to monitor pharmacy budgets and inventory.
9-2003- NORTH AUSTIN MEDICAL CENTER
5-2005 Austin,TX (concurrent employment)
 PRN staff Pharmacist working couple of shifts a month.
 Cart and Accudose medication checking
 Neonatal and Adult TPN order entry
 Meditech Order entry
1987-2002 CLEAR LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
Webster,TX.
 Director of Pharmacy (interim position January 2002 to March 2002)
 Involvement in Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, formulary management,
employee evaluations, employee hiring, pharmacy pneumatic tube system
development and implementation, and management of staff.
 Direct management of 10 pharmacists and 30 technicians on medication delivery
and intravenous preparation.
 Assistant Director of Pharmacy at Clear Lake Regional Medical Center (2001 to
2002)

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 Duties included but not limited to management of staff, operations, and drug
formulary.
 Policy and Procedure Manual Development
 Pharmacy Technician Training Manual Development
 Pharmacy initiatives involving Chemotherapy, Hyperalimentation, High Alert
Medications, Emergency Medicine, and Medication Safety Standards.
 Direct management of 10 pharmacists and 30 technicians on medication delivery
and intravenous preparation
 1987-2001- Clinical/staff pharmacist with skills working all shifts.
Order entry, Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, Pyxis System,
Satellite Pharmacy Services, Surgical Satellite, Employee
Training and Development of Pharmacy Services with
Physicians and Ancillary Departments, Policy and Procedure
preparation and implementation.
 Currently Supervisor of Night Shift.
 Management of Meditech Pharmacy Systemand McKesson Accudose Automation
System.
 Community and In-House Lectures
 JCAHO Pharmacy survey involvement
 Promoted to Assistant Director of Pharmacy with McKesson Medication
Management contract, see above employment.
 Direct management of 10 pharmacists and 30 technicians on medication delivery
and intravenous preparation
1993 to 1997 CLEAR LAKE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING PHARMACY
Webster,TX (concurrent employment)
 Staff Pharmacist Part-time with extensive compounding, patient
counseling, retail dispensing,and home care intravenous medication preparation.
LICENSE and CERTIFICATION
Licensed by the Texas State Board of Pharmacy 1985 #28333
Certification in Aseptic Technique by Owens Healthcare Inc. 1996
EDUCATION
PharmD, University of Colorado 2010
BS in Pharmacy, University of Houston, 1984
AA in Math, San Jacinto College, 1981
AWARDS
Clear Lake Regional Medical Center Employee of Quarter, 2000
Humana Hospital Employee of Quarter, 1992
Who’s Who of American Women, 1984
Rho Chi Honor Fraternity, University of Houston Pharmacy School, 1984
Lemmon Company, Outstanding Graduating Pharmacy Student, 1984
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Fraternity, San Jacinto Jr College, 1981
INTERESTS
Patient Medication Monitoring
Antibiotic Therapy
Oncology Inpatient and Outpatient
Pediatric and Neonatal Medicine
Medication Compounding - Sterile and Non-Sterile

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