Raymond J. Strong, PharmD, MBA, FASCP
Medical Center of Louisiana at New Orleans (MCLNO)/Louisiana State University (LSU) Interim Hospital – Acute Adult Internal Medicine
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include:  participation in daily rounds with Internal Medicine Team, which involves round table discussions, and seeing & following patients on service; providing complete pharmaceutical care to the team by assessing, monitoring, and recommending appropriate medication therapy to our patients based on available medical evidence; providing pharmacokinetic dosing, monitoring of toxicities, reporting ADRs, providing medication counseling, communicating information to other healthcare providers (physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and  other ancillary members) as necessary, and participating in ongoing Drug Utilization Reviews (DUEs); and providing drug information education.

John I. Okogbaa, BS, PharmD
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Acute Adult Internal Medicine
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include:  participation in daily rounds with Internal Medicine Team, which involves round table discussions, and seeing & following patients on service; providing complete pharmaceutical care to the team by assessing, monitoring, and recommending appropriate medication therapy to our patients based on available medical evidence; providing pharmacokinetic dosing, monitoring of toxicities, reporting ADRs, providing medication counseling, communicating information to other healthcare providers (physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and  other ancillary members) as necessary, and participating in ongoing Drug Utilization Reviews (DUEs); and providing drug information education.

Fatima Z. Brakta, PharmD
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Acute Adult Internal Medicine
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include:  participation in daily rounds with Internal Medicine Team, which involves round table discussions, and seeing & following patients on service; providing complete pharmaceutical care to the team by assessing, monitoring, and recommending appropriate medication therapy to our patients based on available medical evidence; providing pharmacokinetic dosing, monitoring of toxicities, reporting ADRs, providing medication counseling, communicating information to other healthcare providers (physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and  other ancillary members) as necessary, and participating in ongoing Drug Utilization Reviews (DUEs); and providing drug information education.

Ernest K. Lawson, PharmD
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Acute Adult Internal Medicine
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include:  participation in daily rounds with Internal Medicine Team, which involves round table discussions,  and seeing & following patients on service; providing complete pharmaceutical care to the team by assessing, monitoring, and recommending appropriate medication therapy to our patients based on available medical evidence; providing pharmacokinetic dosing, monitoring of toxicities, reporting ADRs, providing medication counseling, communicating information to other healthcare providers (physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and  other ancillary members) as necessary, and participating in ongoing Drug Utilization Reviews (DUEs); and providing drug information education.

Sarah Aldahir, BS, PharmD
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Critical Care/Nutrition
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include:  participation in daily rounds with Intensive Care Team, which involves discussions,  and seeing & following patients in the intensive care units (MICU, SICU, & TICU); providing complete pharmaceutical care to the team by assessing, monitoring, and recommending appropriate medication therapy to our patients based on available medical evidence; providing pharmacokinetic dosing, monitoring of toxicities, reporting ADRs, providing medication counseling, communicating information to other healthcare providers (physicians, pharmacists, nurses, and  other ancillary members) as necessary, and participating in ongoing Drug Utilization Reviews (DUEs); assessing nutritional needs, and providing nutritional care consults; and providing drug information education.

Conrad Mornay, RPh
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Institutional Pharmacy Practice
New Orleans, LA
The resident shall become oriented and acclimated to the hospital’s in-patient pharmacy department.  The resident shall also be trained to function as an Independent Pharmacist in preparation to fulfill his staffing requirement.  The resident shall be trained in the primary functions of hospital pharmacy.  Including, but not limited to:  interpreting & processing physicians’ orders, preparing medications (large volume, piggyback, TPN, chemo, extemporaneous compounds, etc.), managing technicians and students, and ensuring safe and timely drug delivery.  The resident shall further become familiar with the department staff, the department policies & procedures, and the hospital formulary.

Justina Ogbuokiri, BS, PharmD, FASCP
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – HIV Outpatient Program (HOP) Clinic
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services in HIV/AIDS care to providers and patients on an on-going basis. Practice involves patient and provider education, individual and group clinical consultations, telemedicine series to providers in collaboration with the Delta Region AIDS education and Training Center (Delta AETC), individual and group traineeships, development of clinical materials in response to questions, and hands-on problem-solving with medication-related issues in the complex process of HIV/AIDS disease management. It is also the training site for the National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center (NMAETC), Xavier Local Performance Site.

Ariane O. Conrad, PharmD
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Stroke & Heart Attack Prevention (SHAP) Clinic
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include, but are not limited to patient education & counseling, and medication therapy management (MTM) of hypertension, smoking cessation, heart failure, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and anticoagulation.

Ashley M. Taylor, PharmD
MCLNO/LSU Interim Hospital – Stroke & Heart Attack Prevention (SHAP) Clinic
New Orleans, LA
Clinical pharmacy services include, but are not limited to patient education & counseling, and medication therapy management (MTM) of hypertension, smoking cessation, heart failure, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and anticoagulation.

Martha B. Harris, BS, PharmD
Xavier University of Louisiana/Tulane University Medical School Drug Information Center – Drug Information
New Orleans, LA
The Drug Information Center provides accurate, current, and unbiased drug information services to area health care practitioners. Residents will be equipped with knowledge in the area of drug information which can be utilized during the practice of pharmacy.  In addition, this experience will prepare the resident for a position as Drug Information Specialist in an academic, industry, or institutional setting.

*Please Note:  Elective sites have NOT been included