Janet E. Ayuk 1318 Church Hill Drive.

Pikesville MD 21208
Home: 410-580-0302 Cell:410-598-6486 Fax: 410-486-2797
jabad42c@westpost.net

OBJECTIVE
To promote, support and maintain health through appropriate, safe and cost effec
tive pharmaceutical care services. To maximize drug therapy and improve patient
care through therapeutic outcome, education, utilization reviews and drug monito
ring strategies.
WORK EXPERIENCE
CVS PHARMACY, UPPER MARLBORO, MD 04/04 to Present
STAFF/ CONSULTANT PHARMACIST
Johns Hopkins Outpatient Pharmacy Baltimore, MD 04/08 to 04/2010
STAFF/ MTM PHARMACIST
Community Pharmacy Functions:
Total community pharmacy activities with the assistance of pharmacy technicians,
sales associates and pharmacy interns. Organized community Wellness activities
such as Diabetes days, Flu Vaccine days, Hypertension screening, Brown bag days
and Children Safety programs which include Poison Control, Sun Care and Accident
Prevention. Interns preceptors' assistant. Teaching sessions on the proper use
of blood pressure and blood glucose monitors is ongoing.

SINAI HOSPITAL OF BALTIMORE, MD 11/95 to 02/04

CLINICAL PHARMACIST
THE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AT EASTON, MD 11/94 to 11/95
STAFF/CLINICAL PHARMACIST
DAVIS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, ELKINS WV 11/93 to 11/94
STAFF/PHARMACIST IN CHARGE (OUTPATIENT SERVICES DIVISION)
Distributive Functions:
o Screen orders for accuracy and correctness at point of entry.
o Cart checking provided an opportunity to check for appropriateness of therapy.
o Mix and make IV admixtures to include Chemotherapy orders, Investigational dru
g studies, Enteral and Total Parental Nutrition solutions for adults, Children a
nd Neonates, ensuring clarity, the absence of particulate matter as well as comp
atibility.
o Make Compounds of oral/topical solutions, suspensions, creams, and ointments.
o Manufacture unit dose tablets from bulk bottles
Clinical Functions:
o Pharmacist in charge for safe drug procurement and distribution.
o Supervise technical staff; ensure a safe and orderly workflow and rearrange th
e schedules to cover for lunches, breaks and call outs.
o Evaluate antibiotics and H2 antagonist orders to ensure appropriateness to pat
ients' pharmacokinetics parameters and therapy, encouraging IV to PO conversion
where applicable. Do Pharmacokinetics calculations on all first dose antibiotics
, with subsequent follow up based on levels.
o Review profiles with narrow therapeutic index medications as well as document
SCr, BUN, weights and other pertinent data.
o Provide drug information to Medical staff, Nurses and the community. Advised a
nd encouraged the use of therapeutic equivalent substitutions for non-formulary
drugs and restricted antibiotics prescribed. Intervene on these orders and docum
ented as necessary.
o Respond to all codes and assist with drugs as needed.
o Initiate Coumadin protocols, write and evaluate labs 48 hours post therapy ini
tiation.
o Designed Pharmaceutical Care plans aimed at targeting potential drug related p
roblems for the home care patients. Evaluated therapy for desired outcomes. Part
icipate in multidisciplinary care plans, rounds and discharge planning.
o Reconcile nursing MARs with pharmacy profiles in an attempt to decrease medica
tion administration errors documenting all Errors and ADRs.
NURSING SERVICES, WASHINGTON D.C. 01/83 TO 10/93
09/07 TO PRESENT
o Assume Charge/Staff Nurse responsibilities in skilled and unskilled patient ca
re in Hospitals, Long-term care facilities and community settings. Supervise tec
hnical staff and ensure a quiet, safe and peaceful environment for the patients.
o Administer medications and daily wound treatments in a timely and accurate man
ner. Transcribe verbal and written orders and contact pharmacists and physicians
for necessary clarifications. Participate in multidisciplinary admissions and d
ischarge planning.
EDUCATION
Shenandoah University, Winchester Virginia.
Bernard J Dunn School of Pharmacy.
Degree:PharmD 2002
Howard University, Washington D.C.
College of Pharmacy
Degree: BSc. Pharmacy 1993
Martha Murray School of Practical Nursing, Washimgton D.C.
Diploma: Liscensed Practical Nurse (LPN) 1983
AWARDS
Dean's List 1979
Outstanding Academic Achievement (June 1982)
Salutatorian (Class of 1983)
The Howard Bovell Award (May 1993)
SKILLS
Intravenous Therapy.
Urethral Catherization.
Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Enteral Feeding (Nasalgastric and Gastrostomy)
Oxygen Therapy.
Blood Sugar/BP Monitoring.
IV Admixtures, Baxa Micro/Macro and Abbot TPN Compounder.
Laminar Flow Hood and Biological Safety Cabinet Technique.