Noah Teague
University of Findlay
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My name is Noah Teague and I'm currently in my P6 year on APPE rotations. I graduate from the University of Findlay in May of this year.
My BioUpdated: 04-08-24
Goals (Personal & Professional)Updated: 04-08-24
InternshipsUpdated: 04-28-24
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I was able to work in an outpatient hospital setting alongside other pharmacists and technicians. My daily activities included filling medications, counseling patients, completing patient profile transfers, interacting with physicians/nurses about patient medications, and solving patient insurance problems. My best work for the month was a topic discussion I did with my preceptor over Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
240428084806_Guillain_Barr_Syndrome_Topic_Discussion.pptx (.pptx) 0.13mb
Site: Premier Health Miami Valley North, Englewood, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I was able to participate in point of care warfarin management. My daily activities included taking patients INR, counseling patients over their warfarin, and making clinical decisions pertaining to their warfarin management. I also completed my final SOAP notes for the year as well as my business plan. My month-long assignment given to me by my preceptor was to work on creating a study guide for the Certified Anticoagulation Provider Exam. My best work for the month of March was my business plan.240408110051_APPE_Business_Plan.docx (.docx) 0.02mb
Site: Remedi Senior Care, Troy, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I was able to shadow and work alongside multiple consultant pharmacists at different LTCF. My daily tasks included reviewing vancomycin and aminoglycoside dosing orders, clarifying prescriptions, and working on solo projects. Projects that were assigned to me at the beginning of the month included creating a PPI handout for nurses at facilities and also presenting a PowerPoint reviewing medications used in diabetes for pharmacists. My best work for the month was my presentation over diabetes medications.240407114504_Diabetes_Medication_Review_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 0.72mb
Preceptor: Dr. Mike Barhorst
Site: Premier Health Upper Valley Medical Center, Troy, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I rounded with the ICU medical team and attended AMS rounds every MWF. My daily tasks included working up patients in the morning and providing recommendations at rounds. I was also in charge of completing vancomycin dosing, warfarin dosing, and IV to PO changes for any patients on my list. I worked alongside my preceptor to create and present an SBAR over buccal misoprostol to the leadership committee at Premier Health. My best work for the month was my case presentation over Osteomyelitis.240407113116_Osteomyelitis_Case_Study_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 0.76mb
Preceptor: Dr. Seth Pemberton
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I rounded with two different internal medicine teams made up of medical students, residents, and attendings. My daily tasks included working up patients in the morning and providing recommendations at rounds if I had any changes. I presented a topic discussion over acute kidney injury (AKI) to my preceptor. Towards the beginning of the month, I had the opportunity to travel over to Miami Valley South and present about COPD medications to pulmonary rehabilitation patients. Finally, I was able to complete three SOAP notes over infectious disease, hypertension, and neurology. My best work for the month was a presentation over AKI.231127021345_Acute_Kidney_Injury_AKI_APPE_November.pptx (.pptx) 1.71mb
Preceptor: Dr. Bryant Froberg
Site: Ohio Health Riverside Methodist Hospital
Description: During this rotation I rounded with multiple different infectious disease physicians and pharmacists. The rotation was split up into antimicrobial stewardship for two weeks and rounding with infectious disease physician the other two. My preceptor and I would have antibiotic class reviews every morning along with topic discussion two times a week. I completed assignments such as a patient case presentation and a MUE over caspofungin alongside a resident. My best work this month was my patient case presentation over a patient with MSSA bacteremia.231112081915_ID_Patient_Case_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 3.09mb
Preceptor: Dr. Celeste Williams
Site: Dayton Children's Hospital
Description: During this rotation I rounded with multiple medical teams such as PICU, 3W Blue, and 3W Red. My daily activities included working up patients and presenting them to my preceptor before rounds. Weekly topic discussions with the preceptor over topics in pediatrics. such as status epilepticus, pharmacokinetics, and patient care. Completing assignments such as a journal club, SOAP note, creating pharmacy technician assessments, creating a drug/food interaction excel sheet for the hospital's Epic. My best work this month was my journal club presentation over Nirsevimab for RSV prevention in healthy late-preterm and term infants.230929095610_Nirsevimab_Journal_Club_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 9.99mb
Preceptor: Dr. Nathan Stockman
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I rounded with the CICU team which included a pharmacist, attending physician, and a medical resident. My daily activities included working up patients before rounds, participating in daily topic discussions, counseling discharge patients on their medications, and working on other assignments. At various points throughout the month, I was able to attend Pharmacy Grand Rounds, Heart Failure Conferences, and Cardiology Case Conferences. I was also given the opportunity to counsel patients about their medications at the Miami Valley South Cardiac Rehabilitations Center. My best work during this rotation was assisting Dr. Nathan Stockman in creating a drug class monograph over thiazides for the P&T committee in November.231112082452_P_T_Monograph_Thiazides_Updated_Final.docx (.docx) 0.07mb
Preceptor: Dr. Elizabeth Svelund
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I attended many traumas, stroke alerts, AMIs, and codes. My daily activities included reviewing urine culture & STD results, drawing up medications at bedside, counseling patients over the phone about various results, and making antibiotic recommendations to PAs. My preceptor and I had about 3 topic discussions per week over various ED related topics. My best work during this rotation was a topic discussion over hyponatremia that was led by me.230628092405_Hyponatremia_Topic_Discussion_Final_Doc.docx (.docx) 0.44mb
230424025801_Spring_2023_IPPEs_Assignments_Reflection.pdf (.pdf) 0.40mb
and spectating IV checking and mixing.221204120443_Fall_2022_IPPEs_Assignments_and_Reflection.pdf (.pdf) 0.21mb
220430073959_Spring_2022_IPPE_Reflection.pdf (.pdf) 0.10mb
211123120021_Fall_2021_IPPE_Assignments_and_Reflection_Documents.pdf (.pdf) 0.12mb
210413011220_Health_Insurance_Benefits_and_Challenges.pdf (.pdf) 0.08mb
210413123902_Spring_2021_Healthcare_Interaction_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.03mb
210413123150_IPPE_2021_Low_Literacy_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.10mb
201124014548_201124013659_Fall_2020_Cultural_Competency_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.07mb
201124014614_201124124847_Portfolio_Fall_2020_Drug_Interactions_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.07mb
201124014631_201124124347_Fall_IPPE_2020_Assignment_10_Non_control_Control_drugs.pdf (.pdf) 0.09mb
201124014648_201124124300_Fall_2020_Portfolio_Team_Member_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.04mb
Licenses & CertificationsUpdated: 04-24-23
200202055028_FWA_Training_Certificate_2.pdf (.pdf) 0.43mb
200202054954_FWA_Training_1_Certificate.pdf (.pdf) 0.43mb
Immunization HistoryUpdated: 04-24-23
Resume & CVUpdated: 04-28-24
Student Development: Preceptorships / MentorshipsUpdated: 04-24-23
AssignmentsUpdated: 04-14-24
240413095319_APPE_Final_Submission.docx (.docx) 2.98mb
231112071918_APPE_Midpoint_Submission.docx (.docx) 3.47mb
Educational Background
I graduated from Northmont High School in 2018 with honors. I am currently in my P6 year, and I will be graduating in May of 2024.
Goals
- Short-term: Graduate from the University of Findlay with my PharmD. Also, pass both the NAPLEX +MPJE exam on my first attempts.
- Long-term: Pay off my student loans in less than 10 years.
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 9 (April 2024) - APPE Community
Rotation Type: APPE Community
Preceptor: Dr. Haley MichaloSite: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I was able to work in an outpatient hospital setting alongside other pharmacists and technicians. My daily activities included filling medications, counseling patients, completing patient profile transfers, interacting with physicians/nurses about patient medications, and solving patient insurance problems. My best work for the month was a topic discussion I did with my preceptor over Guillain-Barré Syndrome.
240428084806_Guillain_Barr_Syndrome_Topic_Discussion.pptx (.pptx) 0.13mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 8 (March 2024) - APPE Ambulatory Care Practice
Rotation Type: APPE Ambulatory Care Practice
Preceptor: Dr. Brian FlammSite: Premier Health Miami Valley North, Englewood, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I was able to participate in point of care warfarin management. My daily activities included taking patients INR, counseling patients over their warfarin, and making clinical decisions pertaining to their warfarin management. I also completed my final SOAP notes for the year as well as my business plan. My month-long assignment given to me by my preceptor was to work on creating a study guide for the Certified Anticoagulation Provider Exam. My best work for the month of March was my business plan.
240408110051_APPE_Business_Plan.docx (.docx) 0.02mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 7 (February 2024) - APPE Elective 2 (Geriatrics)
Rotation Type: APPE Elective 3 (Geriatrics)
Preceptor: Dr. Brent PhillipsSite: Remedi Senior Care, Troy, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I was able to shadow and work alongside multiple consultant pharmacists at different LTCF. My daily tasks included reviewing vancomycin and aminoglycoside dosing orders, clarifying prescriptions, and working on solo projects. Projects that were assigned to me at the beginning of the month included creating a PPI handout for nurses at facilities and also presenting a PowerPoint reviewing medications used in diabetes for pharmacists. My best work for the month was my presentation over diabetes medications.
240407114504_Diabetes_Medication_Review_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 0.72mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 6 (January 2024) - APPE Hospital Health System/ Institutional
Rotation Type: APPE Hospital Health System/InstitutionalPreceptor: Dr. Mike Barhorst
Site: Premier Health Upper Valley Medical Center, Troy, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I rounded with the ICU medical team and attended AMS rounds every MWF. My daily tasks included working up patients in the morning and providing recommendations at rounds. I was also in charge of completing vancomycin dosing, warfarin dosing, and IV to PO changes for any patients on my list. I worked alongside my preceptor to create and present an SBAR over buccal misoprostol to the leadership committee at Premier Health. My best work for the month was my case presentation over Osteomyelitis.
240407113116_Osteomyelitis_Case_Study_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 0.76mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 5 (November 2023) - APPE General Medicine
Rotation Type: APPE General MedicinePreceptor: Dr. Seth Pemberton
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I rounded with two different internal medicine teams made up of medical students, residents, and attendings. My daily tasks included working up patients in the morning and providing recommendations at rounds if I had any changes. I presented a topic discussion over acute kidney injury (AKI) to my preceptor. Towards the beginning of the month, I had the opportunity to travel over to Miami Valley South and present about COPD medications to pulmonary rehabilitation patients. Finally, I was able to complete three SOAP notes over infectious disease, hypertension, and neurology. My best work for the month was a presentation over AKI.
231127021345_Acute_Kidney_Injury_AKI_APPE_November.pptx (.pptx) 1.71mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 4 (October 2023) - APPE Elective 2 (Infectious Disease)
Rotation Type: APPE Elective (Infectious Disease)Preceptor: Dr. Bryant Froberg
Site: Ohio Health Riverside Methodist Hospital
Description: During this rotation I rounded with multiple different infectious disease physicians and pharmacists. The rotation was split up into antimicrobial stewardship for two weeks and rounding with infectious disease physician the other two. My preceptor and I would have antibiotic class reviews every morning along with topic discussion two times a week. I completed assignments such as a patient case presentation and a MUE over caspofungin alongside a resident. My best work this month was my patient case presentation over a patient with MSSA bacteremia.
231112081915_ID_Patient_Case_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 3.09mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 3 (September 2023) - APPE Elective 1 (Pediatrics)
Rotation Type: APPE Elective (Pediatrics)Preceptor: Dr. Celeste Williams
Site: Dayton Children's Hospital
Description: During this rotation I rounded with multiple medical teams such as PICU, 3W Blue, and 3W Red. My daily activities included working up patients and presenting them to my preceptor before rounds. Weekly topic discussions with the preceptor over topics in pediatrics. such as status epilepticus, pharmacokinetics, and patient care. Completing assignments such as a journal club, SOAP note, creating pharmacy technician assessments, creating a drug/food interaction excel sheet for the hospital's Epic. My best work this month was my journal club presentation over Nirsevimab for RSV prevention in healthy late-preterm and term infants.
230929095610_Nirsevimab_Journal_Club_Presentation.pptx (.pptx) 9.99mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 2 (August 2023) - APPE Special Populations 2 (Cardiology)
Rotation Type: APPE Special Populations (Cardiology)Preceptor: Dr. Nathan Stockman
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I rounded with the CICU team which included a pharmacist, attending physician, and a medical resident. My daily activities included working up patients before rounds, participating in daily topic discussions, counseling discharge patients on their medications, and working on other assignments. At various points throughout the month, I was able to attend Pharmacy Grand Rounds, Heart Failure Conferences, and Cardiology Case Conferences. I was also given the opportunity to counsel patients about their medications at the Miami Valley South Cardiac Rehabilitations Center. My best work during this rotation was assisting Dr. Nathan Stockman in creating a drug class monograph over thiazides for the P&T committee in November.
231112082452_P_T_Monograph_Thiazides_Updated_Final.docx (.docx) 0.07mb
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience - Rotation 1 (June 2023) - APPE Special Populations 1 (Emergency Medicine)
Rotation Type: APPE Special Populations (Emergency Medicine)Preceptor: Dr. Elizabeth Svelund
Site: Premier Health/Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio
Description: During this rotation I attended many traumas, stroke alerts, AMIs, and codes. My daily activities included reviewing urine culture & STD results, drawing up medications at bedside, counseling patients over the phone about various results, and making antibiotic recommendations to PAs. My preceptor and I had about 3 topic discussions per week over various ED related topics. My best work during this rotation was a topic discussion over hyponatremia that was led by me.
230628092405_Hyponatremia_Topic_Discussion_Final_Doc.docx (.docx) 0.44mb
Spring 2023 IPPEs Assignments/Reflection
During the Spring 2023 semester I completed my IPPE hours at Henry County Hospital. My preceptor was Dr. Austin Dunlap. I completed tasks such as reviewing patient charts with the pharmacist, reviewing Gentamicin dosing and monitoring, and filling inpatient prescriptions.
230424025801_Spring_2023_IPPEs_Assignments_Reflection.pdf (.pdf) 0.40mb
Fall 2022 IPPEs Assignments/Reflection
During the Fall 2022 semester I completed my IPPE hours at Fulton County Hospital. My preceptor was Rachel Durham. I completed tasks such as reviewing patient charts, reviewing Vancomycin dosing and monitoring,and spectating IV checking and mixing.
221204120443_Fall_2022_IPPEs_Assignments_and_Reflection.pdf (.pdf) 0.21mb
Spring 2022 IPPEs Assignments/Reflection
During the Spring 2022 semester I completed my IPPE hours at the Findlay Walgreens. My preceptor was Courtney Reynolds. I completed tasks such as administering vaccinations, filling prescriptions, and communicating with providers over the phone.
220430073959_Spring_2022_IPPE_Reflection.pdf (.pdf) 0.10mb
Fall 2021 IPPEs Assignments/Reflection
During the Fall 2021 semester I completed my IPPEs at Scarbough Pharmacy. My preceptor was Carrie Scarbrough-Sampson. I was faced with tasks such as filling prescriptions, speaking over the phone with physicians, compounding medications, and more. I enjoyed my time at their site and would recommend to anyone interested!
211123120021_Fall_2021_IPPE_Assignments_and_Reflection_Documents.pdf (.pdf) 0.12mb
Spring 2021 Health Insurance Assignment
210413011220_Health_Insurance_Benefits_and_Challenges.pdf (.pdf) 0.08mb
Spring 2021 Healthcare Interaction Assignment
210413123902_Spring_2021_Healthcare_Interaction_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.03mb
Spring 2021 Low Literacy Assignment
210413123150_IPPE_2021_Low_Literacy_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.10mb
Fall 2020 Cultural Competency Assignment
201124014548_201124013659_Fall_2020_Cultural_Competency_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.07mb
Fall 2020 Drug Interaction Assignment
201124014614_201124124847_Portfolio_Fall_2020_Drug_Interactions_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.07mb
Fall 2020 10 Control/Non-control Drugs Assignment
201124014631_201124124347_Fall_IPPE_2020_Assignment_10_Non_control_Control_drugs.pdf (.pdf) 0.09mb
Fall 2020 Team Member Assignment
201124014648_201124124300_Fall_2020_Portfolio_Team_Member_Assignment.pdf (.pdf) 0.04mb
Fall 2020 PHAR391 IPPE
Spring 2020 PHAR251 Experience
Over the duration of this course I have memorized about 40 drugs, attained my BBP and FWA certifications, and also have partaken in a medication adherence project. There is much more I could list, but these are the main takeaways I had from this course.
Medicare Parts C and D General Compliance Training
200202055028_FWA_Training_Certificate_2.pdf (.pdf) 0.43mb
Combating Medicare Parts C and D Fraud, Waste, and Abuse
200202054954_FWA_Training_1_Certificate.pdf (.pdf) 0.43mb
April Final Submission - Outcomes, IPE, Patient Communication Forms + Rubric, & Business Plan
240413095319_APPE_Final_Submission.docx (.docx) 2.98mb
November Midpoint - Outcomes, IPE, and Patient Communication Forms + Rubric
231112071918_APPE_Midpoint_Submission.docx (.docx) 3.47mb 
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