I really should title this end of residency reflection, but I imagine that should be its own post. However this rotation really did feel like the end of residency in many ways. During this rotation I was surprisingly relieved that my background knowledge of adult medicine from my degree hadn’t dissipated during the course of… Continue reading Adult Medicine Reflection
Another one bites the dust! My last case presentation of residency *confetti emojis galore.* This patient was on my ward but not one I was following until I saw the confusing combination of daptomycin and cloxacillin. When I inquired with the AMS pharmacist they explained why they were using it, but I wanted to look further… Continue reading C3.5 R2: Prepare and deliver educational seminar to pharmacists
Last rotation of residency … woo!! I am excited and anxious to be wrapping up my residency with a very different type of patient population – adults. My goals for this rotation are to: Apply and adapt my thought process to adult patients and be thorough in my work-ups, while trying to work on being efficient as well… Continue reading Adult Medicine Rotation Objectives
This was an interesting ADS to refresh me on all things diabetes, a good flashback to third year pharm! However it was also useful because we learned about things that affect us as hospital pharmacists (e.g. protocols, formulary insulins, and algorithms to use). See below for my tidbits I was taught during this ADS: Drug… Continue reading ADS – Diabetes
I am very excited, nervous and frankly eager to start my first 4-week clinical rotation. I’m looking forward to applying the nuggets of information I picked up in my clinical orientation and MFM weeks and building on my clinical skills. My objectives for this rotation: Continue to build on my clinical and therapeutic process with… Continue reading General Pediatrics Objectives
Iona Berger 