Delbert Tippey has over 30 years of pharmacy experience, specializing in NICU/pediatrics and IV rooms. He worked at DCH Regional Medical Center for over 20 years, where he developed competencies for NICU pharmacists and trained staff on new technologies. He has extensive experience developing protocols, implementing new systems, and mentoring others. Tippey also held positions at several other hospitals, demonstrating a career dedicated to clinical pharmacy and new technologies in hospital settings.
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Intro to informatics pharmacist by Linus LayLinus Lay
Presented by Linus Lay, Pharm.D. Candidate from the University of Rhode Island Class of 2022.
This presentation was in-service to RxInsider, a B2B multimedia publishing and technology company for the "business of pharmacy." Pharmacy Informatics is a rising field in the specialties of pharmacy. This presentation provides a brief background on the responsibilities of an informatics pharmacist, short history of the specialty curriculum, and the current education for the field of informatics for student pharmacists.
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Career in Pharmacy Information - Roles and ResponsibilitiesSayyed S
Job Summary: Responsible for pharmacy health information system development, implementation and maintenance. Responsibilities also include system design, testing, validation, trouble shooting and user training. Provides clinical support and technical services to provide EHR tools to clinicians so they can provide quality and cost-effective drug therapy to patients.
The Division Pharmacy IT Applications Specialist serves as the primary subject expert for Pharmacy-related applications. Primary responsibilities include the
implementation and support of market-wide standardization, utilization, and optimization activities related to pharmacy IT applications and
2) resolution of complex issues that impact all facilities. The Division Pharmacy IT Applications Specialist coordinates market-wide common dictionary and chargemaster management, develops education and training materials, manages validation and testing of upgrades, and coordinates the implementation of best demonstrated practices.
3) The Division Pharmacy IT Applications Specialist directs and supports the facility-based Pharmacy IT Applications Specialist in managing the pharmacy applications at their facility.
Intro to informatics pharmacist by Linus LayLinus Lay
Presented by Linus Lay, Pharm.D. Candidate from the University of Rhode Island Class of 2022.
This presentation was in-service to RxInsider, a B2B multimedia publishing and technology company for the "business of pharmacy." Pharmacy Informatics is a rising field in the specialties of pharmacy. This presentation provides a brief background on the responsibilities of an informatics pharmacist, short history of the specialty curriculum, and the current education for the field of informatics for student pharmacists.
View MyCred Portfolio: https://mycred.com/p/2929377185
View Youtube Video: https://youtu.be/WTi2ldztl2I
1. Delbert Tippey, RPh, MSSM
Email: ddtippey@gmail.com Phone: 205-242-8448
Clinical Pharmacist with advanced technology skills and over 30 years of pharmacy experience –
especially with NICU/Pediatrics and IV Room Pharmacy.
Delbert Tippey | p. 1 updated February 2016
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
DCH Regional Medical Center (Tuscaloosa, AL), 1994- 2016 (Retired)
Positions
Currently decentral and central pharmacist with special emphasis on coverage of NICU,
Well Baby Nursery, Pediatric and Pulmonary care units.
Trained in all operational areas and served as backup Operations Manager (managing staff and
problems in Operation Manager’s absence).
Mentoring and Training Assistance
Developed competencies for NICU / Pediatric Pharmacists
Preceptor for Auburn Harrison School of Pharmacy Health System Practice Rotation students
Developed, implemented and was preceptor for Auburn Harrison School of Pharmacy NICU
practice rotation
Led team in developing/implementing Bedside Medication Verification/eMAR competency skills
assessment and follow-up
Performed individual follow up BMV/eMAR training of staff for hospital-wide implementation of
BMV/eMAR
Trained NICU pharmacists for migration to eMAR/BMV conversion in NICU
Assisted Nursing in transition to electrionic Medication Administration Record hospital-wide
Assisted pharmacists with migration to MedDirect/MedComm order imaging systems
Conducted Psychiatric Drug/Awareness Classes and food/drug counseling
Developing Protocols
Developed electronic 24 Hour Neonatal Parenteral Nutrition Form which performs Hyperal
calculations and generates printed orders to place on the printed patient chart for Neonatalogists
and CRNP’s at DCH RMC and Northport Medical Center NICU
On team to implement standard NICU drip concentrations / smart pump implementation;
Developed NICU drip continuous infusion calculator and implementing the firmware/software
setup of Medex smart pumps (Javascript and Medex 3500)
Councils and Intervention Teams
Served on Pharmacy Council
Part of department Intervention Team that developed categories, assigned costs and significance
to pharmaceutical care documentation process and recommended continuing education that
would aid staff in implementing pharmaceutical care
Pharmacokinetics (aminoglycosides/vancomycin dosing) Service team member
Mayo Foundation-Saint Mary’s Hospital (Rochester, MN), 1992 - 1993
Staff Pharmacist
Attended codes
Worked with a large number of investigational drug studies with Saint Mary’s Investigation Study
Unit (considered an "anchor" pharmacist in this area)
Processed UD/IV orders for Cardiology and Neurology on pharmacy-based computer system and
answered drug information requests
Received extra clinical training as part of Mayo Clinic hospital pharmacy program - including ACLS
certification for assisting in drug therapy during codes and courses on clinical patient work-up and
therapeutic drug monitoring
2. Delbert Tippey, RPh, MSSM
Email: ddtippey@gmail.com Phone: 205-242-8448
Clinical Pharmacist with advanced technology skills and over 30 years of pharmacy experience –
especially with NICU/Pediatrics and IV Room Pharmacy.
Delbert Tippey | p. 2 updated February 2016
St. John’s Hospital (Springfield, IL), 1991 - 1992
Evening IV Room Supervisor
One of two evening I.V. room supervisors
Worked on all decentralized pharmacies in the hospital
Compounded TPN’s utilizing AutoMix/MicroMix/Multitask compounding system
Developed Narcotic Error Tracking System utilizing Foxpro 2.0. (1991)
St. Elizabeth Medical Center (Dayton, OH), 1990 - 1991
Staff Pharmacist
Served as staff pharmacist in IVs and unit-dose
Prepared and checked TPN's, chemotherapy and CAPD solutions
Worked with Homecare home IV therapy patients and rounded with nutritional support team
Created database applications for floor stock tracking, narcotic tracking and purchase order creation
and maintenance
Developed custom applications to augment ASHP IV-EASE software used
Keokuk Area Hospital (Keokuk, IA), 1989 - 1990
Assistant Director of Pharmacy
Pharmacy consultant performing therapy audits for Skilled Nursing Facility
Assisted in DUE and drug cost/benefit analysis communicating directly with physician staff
On call 24 hours 2 out of 3 weekends
St. Francis Medical Center (Peoria, IL), 1987 - 1989
Staff Pharmacist in IVs (incl. oncology & mini-infusers) and Unit Dose (in Central and ICU satellite)
Liaison for pediatric units in hospital (coordinating initiation and implementation of unit-dose and
mini-infusers on these units)
Coordinated between pharmacy and pediatrics on other clinical/drug administration issues. Hospital
was Cystic Fibrosis treatment center for Central Illinois
Heartland Pharmacy (Peoria, IL), 1986 - 1987
Staff Pharmacist
Worked in areas of prescription filling and prescription compounding
Prepared I.V. admixtures for home-health patients as well as stock-frozen I.V.'s for main pharmacy
Ran third-party billing, prepared billing to third party payers for home-health patients and prepared
assorted reports on request utilizing on-site computer system (IBM PC-AT)
Cook-Fort Worth Children’s Medical Center (Fort Worth, TX), 1984- 1986
Staff Pharmacist
Worked preparing unit-dose/I.V. meds and utilizing mainframe pharmacy and personal computers
Verified all doses for appropriateness (mg/Kg/day or mg/Kg/dose), contacting physicians for doses
out of range
Compounded special pediatric preparations, NICU/PICU TPN's, pediatric oncology and other
special pediatric IV preparations
Hospital was Cystic Fibrosis center for East Texas
3. Delbert Tippey, RPh, MSSM
Email: ddtippey@gmail.com Phone: 205-242-8448
Clinical Pharmacist with advanced technology skills and over 30 years of pharmacy experience –
especially with NICU/Pediatrics and IV Room Pharmacy.
Delbert Tippey | p. 3 updated February 2016
Methodist Central Hospital (Dallas, TX), 1983 - 1984
Staff Pharmacist
Worked in central (supply and compounding) pharmacy, intravenous solutions lab, and as
decentralized unit-dose pharmacist (Renal Transplant, NICU and Maternal-Child Care)
Performed in-services for IV technicians on IV clean room technique
Florence Blanchfield Army Community Hospital (US ARMY, Ft. Campbell, KY), 1979 - 1983
Pharmacy Officer (last rank CPT, Medical Service Corps)
Performed staff and management duties
Primarily in charge of Pharmacy Support area (supply and compounding)
Performed system's analysis justifying physical layout and personnel needed to staff 16-hour
(and later 24-hour) Unit-dose Satellite Pharmacy
Performed departmental staff attitude survey in attempt to reduce tension between
professional (civilian) staff and management
Received Army Commendation Medal
Professional affiliations:
Alabama Society of Health-System Pharmacists
American College of Clinical Pharmacy
EDUCATION
Professional Degrees
Masters Degrees
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Graduated: May 1983
Systems Management (M.S.S.M.) Grade Point Avg: (3.4/4.0)
Degree in project management and scientific management techniques
Undergraduate Degree
University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA Graduated: May 1979
Major: Pharmacy Grade Point Avg: (3.34/4.0)
Emphasis: Drug information systems and clinical pharmacy (Graduated with Distinction)
Continuing Education
APhA The Pharmacist & Patient-Centered Diabetes Care (Certificate Program)
Samford University (Birmingham, AL) March 2015
APhA Delivering Medication Therapy Management Services (Certificate Program)
Samford University (Birmingham, AL) April 2014
American College of Clinical Pharmacists
Working on obtaining Board Certification in Pharmacotherapy (2016)
4. Delbert Tippey, RPh, MSSM
Email: ddtippey@gmail.com Phone: 205-242-8448
Clinical Pharmacist with advanced technology skills and over 30 years of pharmacy experience –
especially with NICU/Pediatrics and IV Room Pharmacy.
Delbert Tippey | p. 4 updated February 2016
Accreditations
Licensed in Iowa
Licensed in Alabama (Parenteral Pharmacist and Preceptor)
Technology Skills
Micosoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, Outlook)
Programming in Javascript and .NET
Meditech
McKesson/Aesynt RXobot, Narcstation and MedCarousel
Data mining information from Health Information Systems
SPECIAL HONORS AND RECOGNITIONS
DCH Regional Medical Center
Alabama Healthcare Hero awarded by Alabama Hospital Association (January 2007)
DCH Excellence Award (2nd Quarter 2006)
DCH Pharmacy Employee of the Month (September 2005)
Armed Services
Army Commendation Medal (1983)
Scholarships
4-year ROTC scholarship (1974)
Van B. Eyerly Scholarship (for academic excellence) (1974)