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Andre Jadallah Abou-Farah has over 25 years of experience as an inpatient staff pharmacist and clinical pharmacy informatics coordinator in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. He received a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in 1989. Currently, he works as an inpatient staff pharmacist at Parkland Medical Center in Derry, NH and provides PRN coverage at Portsmouth Regional Hospital in Portsmouth, NH.
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- 1. ANDRE JADALLAH ABOU-FARAH 1116 Salem St., North Andover, MA 01845 Tel # 978-682-2847 andre.farah@comcast.net EDUCATION Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston, MS Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy, June 1989 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Parkland Medical Center, Derry, NH (February 2016, current) Inpatient Staff Pharmacist - Centralized pharmacy Lahey Health & Medical Center, Burlington, MA (July 2012, Sept 2015) Informatics Pharmacist - Responsible for the build of new drugs and changes in the pharmacy system (WORx) - Responsible for the content of automated devices throughout the hospital (Pyxis) - Responsible for the mapping and building of drugs in the nursing system (Carefusion) - Part of a team for the roll-out of BarCode 360 - Part of a team for the optimization of the various automated devices for the hospital - Responsible for the roll-out of CCE (CareFusion Coordination Engine) Saint Joseph Hospital, Nashua, NH (May 2009, April 2012) Clinical Pharmacy Informatics Coordinator (June 2010, April 2012) - Lead pharmacist for the building and roll-out of CPOE (March 2012) Inpatient Staff Pharmacist (2nd Shift) -Decentralized pharmacy -Participate in DVT protocol throughout the hospital -Resource for physicians and nurses and nurse student -Supervision of pharmacy technician Portsmouth Regional Hospital, Portsmouth, NH (September 2010, current) Inpatient Staff Pharmacist (every other week-end and PRN) - Centralized pharmacy Franciscan Hospital for Children, Brighton, MA (April 2008 – April 2009) Inpatient Staff Pharmacist (1 yr contract) -Worked closely with nursing staff for all their pharmacotherapeutic needs. -Organized and updated charge master to include all stocked medication. This updated charge master will be used to build drug dictionary in Meditech (2009). -Compounding of pediatrics medication - Prepared IV medications including antibiotics
- 2. -Narcotics dispensing and inventory management - Data entry and verification of medication orders - Medication cart fill and unit dose dispensing - Provide drug information to physicians and nurses Cambridge Health Alliance, Cambridge, MA (Feb 2008 – April 2008) Inpatient Staff Pharmacist (Short-term contract) - Check accuracy of IV medications preparing including antibiotics, pain medication, and chemo - Data entry and verification of medication orders - Provide drug information to physicians and nurses Lawrence General Hospital, Lawrence, MA (November 2000 – January 2008) Evening Shift Pharmacist / Day Shift Pharmacist (Contract Employee) -Worked the Inpatient Pharmacy: Evening Shift (7pm-11pm, 5 days/week) and Day Shift concurrently, on and off. -Prepared IV medications including antibiotics, pain medication, TPN’s, and chemo -Narcotics dispensing and inventory management - Renal dosing and kinetics monitoring - Data entry and verification of medication orders - Experience using Pyxis delivery system and McKesson’s HMM - Medication cart fill and unit dose dispensing - Provide drug information to physicians and nurses Winchester Hospital, Winchester, MA (May 2000 – May 2003) Employee Pharmacy and Inpatient Staff Pharmacist (Full-time Employee) -Staff Pharmacist in the Outpatient Pharmacy 4 days/week and in the Inpatient Pharmacy on the weekends. - Prepared IV medications including antibiotics and pain medication - Narcotics dispensing and inventory management - Data entry and verification of medication orders - Renal dosing, kinetics, monitoring -Experience using Meditech and Pyxis systems -Verified and filled prescriptions in the Employee Pharmacy - Provide drug information to physicians and nurses LANGUAGES French, Arabic, and English LICENSES Active MA and NH Licenses