Soon W. Leong is seeking a position as a staff pharmacist where he can utilize his pharmacy experience to improve customer service and healthcare outcomes. He has over 30 years of experience as a licensed pharmacist in Texas, most recently working at CVS pharmacies, where he was awarded for best customer service in 2012. Leong has strong skills in customer service, medication counseling, and managing pharmacy operations and staff. He is proficient in pharmacy software and aims to fill prescriptions accurately while providing excellent patient care.
I'm an experienced hard-working pharmacist with > 10 years of professional experience looking for an immediate full-time position. I have experience in retail, long-term care and specialty oncology pharmacy. I'm easy-going, a team player, flexible and love new challenges, so I'm looking for a position that is both new and challenging.
Private-room for Medication and patient counselingsadloni
introducing Innovation in pharmacy performance, by delivering medication counseling in private room replacing the traditional way of counseling behind the counter in open pharmacy.
This is the description of a collection of my selected artworks over the past 3 years.
1. Inspired by African folk art, this painting is one of my favorites. I used warm colors to set the feeling in Africa’s savanna. The women are clothed in gold fabric and ornamented with gold colored glass paint. The painting shows movement and unity as the women do hard labor. This painting has been exhibited at art shows.
2. This sgraffito painting of a statue of a dog was very fun to create. It is inspired by the band 5 Seconds of Summer and their guitarists’ and bassist’s equipment. This painting focuses on texture.
3. As a 9-year-old, I loved nature scenes. This painting shows several trees that merge as one as the branches intertwine.
4. This illustration portrays a close-up of ripe and unripe tomatoes. To experiment with lighting, I used a black background.
5. To experiment with watercolors, I painted a pumpkin with graduated colors.
6. To also study watercolors, I painted a baseball glove and ball that have aged.
7. This is the same baseball glove and ball but is a sketch instead of a painting.
8. I painted a copper teapot to experiment with light reflection on a shiny surface using watercolors.
9. As a trial, I sketched a teapot using pencil as its medium.
10. This drawing was hard because of the folds in the clothes and the teddy bear’s fuzzy texture.
11. This is one of my favorite sketches. I sketched a picture of a statue to study how to draw body parts.
12-14. These are a few sketches of hands and feet. I used a brush pen to practice proportions and lines.
I'm an experienced hard-working pharmacist with > 10 years of professional experience looking for an immediate full-time position. I have experience in retail, long-term care and specialty oncology pharmacy. I'm easy-going, a team player, flexible and love new challenges, so I'm looking for a position that is both new and challenging.
Private-room for Medication and patient counselingsadloni
introducing Innovation in pharmacy performance, by delivering medication counseling in private room replacing the traditional way of counseling behind the counter in open pharmacy.
This is the description of a collection of my selected artworks over the past 3 years.
1. Inspired by African folk art, this painting is one of my favorites. I used warm colors to set the feeling in Africa’s savanna. The women are clothed in gold fabric and ornamented with gold colored glass paint. The painting shows movement and unity as the women do hard labor. This painting has been exhibited at art shows.
2. This sgraffito painting of a statue of a dog was very fun to create. It is inspired by the band 5 Seconds of Summer and their guitarists’ and bassist’s equipment. This painting focuses on texture.
3. As a 9-year-old, I loved nature scenes. This painting shows several trees that merge as one as the branches intertwine.
4. This illustration portrays a close-up of ripe and unripe tomatoes. To experiment with lighting, I used a black background.
5. To experiment with watercolors, I painted a pumpkin with graduated colors.
6. To also study watercolors, I painted a baseball glove and ball that have aged.
7. This is the same baseball glove and ball but is a sketch instead of a painting.
8. I painted a copper teapot to experiment with light reflection on a shiny surface using watercolors.
9. As a trial, I sketched a teapot using pencil as its medium.
10. This drawing was hard because of the folds in the clothes and the teddy bear’s fuzzy texture.
11. This is one of my favorite sketches. I sketched a picture of a statue to study how to draw body parts.
12-14. These are a few sketches of hands and feet. I used a brush pen to practice proportions and lines.
1. Soon W. Leong
3625 Flagstone Drive
Carrollton, TX 75007
Phone: 214-535-8828
Email: soonvt@yahoo.com
Objective: Utilize my pharmacy experiences to achieve the most favorable level of healthcare and revenue
by combining best practices and knowledge of drug therapy, thereby improving customer service.
Core Competencies:
Passion for extraordinary customer service, patient wellness, and healthcare
Comprehensive knowledge of drug therapy, adverse effects, and interactions
Excellent interpersonal skills to provide effective patient counseling
Critical thinking skills with knowledge of recommended drug of choice and new drug therapies
Ability to exercise managerial skills by promoting teamwork among technicians
Excelled in daily pharmacist’s duties by filling prescriptions accurately and efficiently
Proficient in pharmacy management software
Self-motivated, enthusiastic, and diligent
Education:
Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy from University of Texas at Austin, 1984
Pre-Pharmacy in University of North Texas, Denton, 1980
License:
Licensed as a Pharmacist in the State of Texas, 1984
Achievements/Activities:
Awarded for Best Customer Service in District 9 of CVS Caremark Corporation in 2012
Hosted flu immunization clinic to employees of Lowe’s Home Improvement in Lewisville, Texas in
2012
Played a major role in facilitating business improvement resulting in prescription count increase and
customer satisfaction improvement
Generated additional number of clientele through refined administration technique of vaccination
Member of American Pharmaceutical Association
Member of Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Responsibilities:
Manage control substance inventory. Ensure validity of controlled substance and narcotic
prescriptions and abide by state law of pharmacy
Administer flu shots and other immunizations
Validate accuracy of prescriptions, counsel patients regarding drug therapies, adverse reactions, and
importance of adherence to maintenance medications. Answer questions and offer advice on over-
the-counter drug usage, vitamins, and supplements
Monitor all patient profiles for drug-drug interactions, drug-allergy interactions, duplication in
therapies, and incorrect dosages
Interact with physicians and nurses to resolve prior authorizations, refill approvals, conflicts with
dosage, and frequency of administration while keeping patients updated on status
2. Work Experience:
Organization: CVS Caremark Corporation in Bedford, Texas
Position: Staff Pharmacist
Duration: November 2015 to April 2016
Work closely with Pharmacist-in-Charge daily to improve customer service to meet or exceed
targets and drive business improvements
Inspect components of myCustomer Experience weekly such as customer acknowledgement,
genuine care, courteous and professional service, and wait time at pickup and drive-thru registers.
Implement corrective actions with technicians on unfavorable customer feedback
Review customer comments from daily random surveys based on their experiences with the
pharmacy; hold short discussions with pharmacy team by complimenting positive outcomes and
encouraging ways to improve over negative feedback
Actively manage Triage Queue to complete acute prescriptions on time and resolve rejected
prescriptions
Closely monitor computer dashboard on multiple stations and manage technicians to prioritize
prescriptions and exceed customers’ expectations
Manage new and refill prescriptions not picked up by patients. Communicate with patients on
importance of adherence to medication therapy
Organization: CVS Caremark Corporation in Lewisville, Texas
Position: Staff Pharmacist
Duration: December 1991 to November 2015
Entered information at prescription Drop-off; retrieved medication from stock bottle, counted and
labeled medication in vials at Production; checked for accuracy in Verification; and rang up
transactions at Pick-up in register and drive-thru
Processed new prescriptions promptly, resolved third party rejects, and updated patients on
problems with medications prescribed, insurance issues, and drug shortages
Managed technician daily workstation assignment responsibilities and promoted teamwork
Performed various tasks for inventory management in the pharmacy: including cycle counts, return
to stock on prescriptions not picked up, labels for new drugs, as well as return on expired and
discontinued drugs
Organization: Walgreens Pharmacy in St. Louis, Missouri
Position: Staff Pharmacist
Duration: July 1987 to December 1991
Counseled patients on prescription drugs and offered advice for over-the-counter medication usage
Adjusted and transmitted daily and weekly inventory orders
Processed sale of prescriptions and store items
Organization: Revco Drugs in Irving, Texas
Position: Staff Pharmacist and Assistant Store Manager
Duration: November 1984 to July 1987
Processed prescriptions from hardcopy with third party billing, counseled patients, advised
customers on over-the-counter medication selection, called doctors’ offices for refill approvals, and
ordered weekly and emergency supply medications
Supervised clerks, balanced register transaction readings, calculated payroll, and assumed
responsibilities as assistant store manager
References and additional information available upon request