CAMC Pharmacy Residency Program |
|---|
|
Pharmacy Administration Joseph High, Pharm.D. , is the health system director for pharmacy and drug information. Dr. High is a graduate of Creighton University, School of Pharmacy. Thirty years of pharmacy practice have provided him with a unique concept and model for effective pharmacy operations. Dr. High’s experiences in research, clinical informatics, team effectiveness and management provide the structure for the facilitation, development and operation of CAMC’s state-of-the-art pharmacy service. Brian M. Hodges , Pharm.D. BCPS, BCNSP , is the coordinator for clinical pharmacy services and a critical care pharmacy clinician at CAMC. Dr. Hodges earned his Bachelor’s and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from the West Virginia University School of Pharmacy and completed a two-year Specialized Residency in Pharmacotherapy Practice at the Medical University of South Carolina. Prior to coming to CAMC, Dr. Hodges served as a faculty member at WVU and clinical specialist at MUSC. He has three times received outstanding teacher of the year awards at WVU. Dr. Hodges has practice experience in numerous critical care settings, has authored papers and chapters in widely read journals and textbooks, and has been active in national pharmacy organizations. His current practice and research interests include assessing therapeutic drug monitoring, evidence based nutrition support therapies, and safe drug utilization in critically ill patients. Brian Sayre, Pharm.D. , obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry and Biology from Davis & Elkins College and Doctor of Pharmacy degree from West Virginia University School of Pharmacy. He completed a pharmacy practice residency from Charleston Area Medical Center. Before returning to CAMC, Dr. Sayre practiced in ambulatory care at a rural community health center and also served as the pharmacy manager. Currently, Dr. Sayre is the Pharmacy Operations Manager for CAMC.
|
Post Graduate Year 1
