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Rand Alishaqi

@randalishaqi

PGY-1–trained clinical pharmacist focused on medication safety and evidence-based care.

United States
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What I'm looking for

I’m looking for a clinical pharmacy role where I can drive medication use evaluations, build evidence-based protocols, and collaborate with physicians and nurses to improve medication safety and outcomes—while continuing PGY-1 growth in critical care and ambulatory settings.

I am a Doctor of Pharmacy (PGY-1)–trained clinical pharmacist with experience across acute care, critical care, emergency medicine, infectious diseases, pediatrics, and ambulatory care. I focus on medication safety and high-quality patient outcomes, backed by hands-on medication use evaluations and evidence-based protocol development.

In my training and roles, I have supported interdisciplinary care through research and medical writing, including poster presentations at ASHP and state meetings. I’ve also prepared and graded OSCE exam stations and facilitated microbiology labs, strengthening my ability to communicate clinical knowledge clearly.

Most notably, I contributed to protocol and policy work such as “Evaluation of a Norepinephrine Weight-Based Dosing Protocol Stratified by Type of Shock” and “Medication Use Evaluation of HIT Testing,” including aligning reporting with evidence-based formats and supporting implementation at the facility. I bring a patient-first mindset and a collaborative approach to pharmacists, physicians, nurses, and QA teams.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

SC

PGY-1 Pharmacy Resident

St. Joseph’s University Medical Center

Jul 2024 - Jun 2025 (11 months)

Conducted medication use evaluations and authored clinical reports aligned to evidence-based regulatory documentation, including HIT testing policy recommendations. Presented poster research and collaborated with physicians, nurses, and QA teams; supported policy implementation to improve medication safety and clinical documentation compliance.

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

D'Youville University logoDU

D'Youville University

Doctor of Pharmacy, Pharmacy

2020 - 2024

Activities and societies: Microbiology 301 Teaching Assistant. July 2023 OSCE facilitator (P1/P2). Research posters and publications including ASHP Midyear 2022, NYSCHP 2024, and ASHP/NJSHP 2024–2025.

Completed a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD). Served as a teaching assistant and OSCE facilitator, and conducted research with poster presentations and a regulatory-style literature review.

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University at Buffalo

Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences, Biological Sciences

2016 - 2020

Activities and societies: Psychology minor. 2019: facilitated Microbiology lab—prepared/presented lab material, assisted procedures, and graded lab outcomes.

Earned a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences with a Psychology minor. Supported course instruction by preparing and presenting Microbiology lab materials and assisting with lab procedures and grading.

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