Residency Program

Clinical Interests: Ambulatory Care, Academia

Hometown: Phoenix, AZ

Bio: I was raised in sunny Phoenix, AZ and attending the University of Arizona for my undergraduate studies in physiology and special education. Thereafter, I worked in special education at an elementary school in Phoenix. Eventually, pharmacy school was a calling and I stayed close to home at Midwestern University College of Pharmacy in Glendale. Now I am excited to be here in NYC at NYP and expereince all the city has to offer!

Research Project: Adherence to On-Time Injections of Long-acting Cabotegravir for HIV prevention

Why NYP? I decided NYP for a few reasons. First, the preceptors and staff I encountered at Midyear and at interviews were purely genuine and supportive. Everyone I met carried themselves with a sense of excitement and purpose, and I wanted to have this presence of mind during my residency experience. I knew it would be easy to find mentors and role models here! Additionally, I was drawn to NYP because of its strength of its ambulatory care clinics, and the diverse set of patient populations across the many NYP hospitals spread throughout the boroughs. NYP seemed like a place where I could grow my skills professionally and personally!

Clinical Interests: Psychiatry, Oncology

Hometown: West Point, VA

Bio: I am originally from a small town in Virginia called West Point. I moved to South Carolina for undergraduate and stayed through pharmacy school. SC & VA have a special place in my heart, but I am excited to experience NYC! I enjoy hanging out with my friends and family, doing anything involving my dog, online shopping, and trying new dinner spots.

Research Project: The comparison of teclistamab and elranatamab for relapsed/refractory (R/R) multiple myeloma

Why NYP? From the moment I attended the first open house, my decision felt clear. The warm welcome I received from current residents and staff left a lasting impression. I knew this was a place I would be challenged, supported, encouraged, and pushed to become a great pharmacist. NYP also offers a wide variety of PGY-2 options, highlighting the program’s strength and development, which really stood out to me during the application process!

Clinical Interests: Oncology, Solid Organ Transplant

Hometown: Middle Village, NY

Bio: I was born and raised in Queens, NY and completed my pharmacy education at St. John's University (also in Queens!). Despite being a native New Yorker, I am truly a tourist in my own city. I enjoy trying new restaurants and going to concerts at different venues throughout the city!

Research Project: Assessing the Validity of Predictive PK Model (InsightRx) in Predicting Accurate Posaconazole Doses in Patients undergoing Allogeneic Transplantation

Why NYP? My journey with NewYork-Presbyterian began as an intern in the IV Room Pharmacy at Weill Cornell, where I immediately felt both supported and challenged. I also had the privilege of being an APPE student in NYP's APPE bundle program, which exposed me to clinical pharmacy in a variety of specialties. NYP offers extensive opportunities to work with, and learn from, world-class medical teams in caring for diverse patient populations at multiple large medical centers across the city. Throughout my time at NYP, I have appreciated the sense of community among its dedicated pharmacists, residents, and interns. I am very grateful to stay on at NYP as a resident and continue to gain valuable experience. The opportunities are endless!

Clinical Interests: Ambulatory Care, Solid Organ Transplantation

Hometown: Poughkeepsie, NY

Bio: I'm grew up in upstate New York and went to pharmacy school in Boston at Northeastern University. As much as I love Boston, I'm excited to be back home in New York (where I'm not afraid to wear my Yankees hat). In my spare time I like trying new cafes/restaurants, going to work out classes, and reading!

Research Project: Evaluation of safety and response to treatment of terlipressin in patients with Hepatorenal Syndrome

Why NYP? From the first info session I went to for NewYork-Presbyterian, I knew this was where I wanted to start my career as a pharmacist. Everyone I met was incredibly friendly and it was very apparent to me how much the program values and supports their residents. Additionally, NYP offers the opportunity to train under highly skilled clinical pharmacists and rotate at various clinical sites with a diverse patient population. I truly feel that the program will prepare me well to pursue a PGY-2 in my interest area and build a strong foundation as a clinical pharmacist. I'm looking forward to this upcoming year with a great group of preceptors and co-residents, and all of the experiences that I will gain!

Clinical Interests: Critical Care, Pediatrics

Hometown: Sanford, NC

Bio: I grew up in Sanford, North Carolina and attended UNC Chapel Hill for my undergraduate degree in biology. I moved to NYC for two gap years after undergrad where I worked as a research technician at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. After that, I completed my PharmD at UCSF's School of Pharmacy. While I loved the west coast, I'm excited to be back on the east coast, closer to my family and dogs! In my free time, I love to go to the gym, do pilates, walk my dogs at the park, and find new AYCE restaurants to try out!

Research Project: Comparison of respiratory syncytial virus-associated hospitalization rates with palivizumab versus nirsevimab prophylaxis in high-risk patients

Why NYP? I chose NewYork-Presbyterian for my PGY1 residency because of its unique combination of supportive preceptors, diverse patient population, and expansive learning opportunities across the campuses. Here, the preceptors are deeply invested in resident growth and create an environment that encourages both independence and support. The opportunity to care for patients from a wide range of backgrounds, with varied and complex clinical needs, offers invaluable training that will prepare me for any future practice setting. In addition, the variety of rotations available across Columbia, Weill Cornell, and Brooklyn Methodist allows me to tailor my experience while gaining exposure to a broad spectrum of clinical specialties. Altogether, NYP stood out as a program that would challenge me, support me, and provide the foundation I need to grow into a confident and well-rounded pharmacist.

Clinical Interests: Oncology, Pediatrics

Hometown: Astoria, NY

Bio: I grew up in Queens and decided to stay in NYC to complete my six-year PharmD training at Long Island University in Brooklyn. In my free time, you can either find me hunting down a new spot for a sweet treat or looking for a recipe to make my own.

Research Project: Actual BSA vs. adjusted BSA for obese patients receiving melphalan prior to auto BMT

Why NYP? My journey at NYP began about two years ago as an intern and progressed as a longitudinal APPE student last year. Throughout my time at NYP, I have not only grown clinically through the wide variety of rotations, but also as a person. The supportive workplace culture at NYP is truly special and is the perfect place to grow as a new pharmacist. I’m excited for the chance to further my training, while having the opportunity to serve the city I was born and raised in.

Clinical Interests: Pediatrics, Infectious Diseases, Critical Care

Hometown: Okemos, MI

Bio: I’m originally from Michigan and completed my undergraduate prerequisites at Purdue University. I went on to complete my PharmD at the University of Michigan (Go Blue!). In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, watching Michigan football or Purdue basketball, and spending time with friends and family. I also love exploring the city and discovering new coffee shops.

Research Project: The Steroid Strategy: A Comparison of Methylprednisolone Dosing Regimens for Asthma Exacerbations in Pediatric Patients.

Why NYP? I chose NYP because of the broad range of rotation experiences offered in my areas of interest and the diverse patient population served across multiple campuses. The preceptors and other healthcare professionals across the enterprise are welcoming, supportive, and committed to teaching. When selecting a PGY1 residency program, I was looking for a challenging environment with strong clinical rotations, research opportunities, and quality improvement projects—all of which NYP provides.

Clinical Interests: Emergency Medicine, Ambulatory Care

Hometown: Reston, VA

Bio: I grew up in the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) area and earned my B.S. in Chemistry at Howard University. I completed my PharmD studies at University of Maryland School of Pharmacy in Baltimore. In my free time I like to read, explore the city, and take part in self-care.

Research Project: Evaluation of Rabies Post-Exposure Prophylaxis Prescribing in the Emergency Department

Why NYP? I chose NYP because of their reputation as a leader in clinical excellence and patient-centered care. I appreciated that they had multiple clinical practice sites in diverse communities across NY that would allow me to improve my ability to provide culturally competent care. I was also drawn to the strong culture of interdisciplinary collaboration and mentorship that will support my growth as a pharmacist.

Clinical Interests: Emergency Medicine, Critical Care

Hometown: Byron, IL

Bio: I grew up in Byron, IL and attended the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (Go Illini!), where I earned my undergraduate degree in Chemistry. I later moved to Chicago to complete my PharmD at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). While I loved my time there, I’m excited for this next chapter in New York—spending weekends exploring different neighborhoods, discovering new food spots, and enjoying everything else the city has to offer!

Research Project: Outcomes of patients treated with corticosteroids for severe community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) with or without concomitant viral infections

Why NYP? I chose NewYork-Presbyterian because of the unique multi-site rotation opportunities and the chance to care for diverse patient populations across New York City. Having spent much time in Chicago, I was eager to continue serving patients in New York, an epicenter of medical innovation and academic medicine, where I knew I would be challenged by some of the most complex and high-acuity cases in the country. With affiliations to Weill Cornell Medical Center, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and Brooklyn Methodist Hospital, NYP provides access to an outstanding academic community and a truly comprehensive training environment. Just as important, I was drawn to the genuine warmth and support shown by the preceptors and program leadership. I am excited to begin my pharmacy career at NYP!

Clinical Interests: Infectious Diseases, Oncology

Hometown: Queens, NY

Bio: I grew up in Queens, NY and completed a six-year pharmacy program at St. John's. In my free time, I enjoy baking, crocheting, and playing with my dog. I am excited to complete my post-graduate training close to home, surrounded by my friends and family.

Research Project: Comparing clinical outcomes of ceftaroline dosing in salvage methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus bloodstream infections

Why NYP? I chose to pursue my residency at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital because I wanted to train at an academic medical center that values teaching and learning. At NYP, I have the opportunity to learn from and care for a diverse patient population across multiple campuses while learning from experts in a wide range of specialties. My interactions with the RPD, preceptors, and past residents during residency showcases and my interview process highlighted the supportive and welcoming nature of this program which further drew me towards NYP. I am excited to complete my post-graduate training here!

Clinical Interests: Ambulatory Care, Endocrinology, Solid Organ Transplant

Hometown: San Juan, PR

Bio: I was born and raised in Puerto Rico, where I completed my undergraduate degree, and moved to the United States to pursue pharmacy school.

Research Project: Outcomes Evaluation of an Inhaler Teaching Clinic for Patients with Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Why NYP? I chose to complete my residency training at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) because I wished to train at a renowned teaching institution that would help solidify my preparation as a well-rounded pharmacist. NYP exposes me to diverse patient populations and allows me to practice in different patient care settings by rotating through their campuses. Additionally, as a resident in this program, I can explore an array of specialties that will help refine my clinical expertise and critical thinking while receiving unmatched mentorship from highly skilled pharmacists. I also wanted to train at an institution that offered a supportive environment to residents. I am excited to grow as an ambulatory care pharmacist at NYP!

Clinical Interests: Critical Care, Cardiac ICU

Hometown: Garden City, NY

Bio: I was born on Long Island and went to pharmacy school in Buffalo. I am excited to be closer to home and to be around some of my favorite food spots.

Research Project: Dexmedetomidine Dose Association with Bradycardia

Why NYP? I chose NewYork-Presbterian because of the multi-site rotation opportunities, diverse patient population, and ability to train with highly accomplished clinical pharmacists. I wanted to pursue a residency that would provide me with the opportunity to be challenged and develop skills to become a clinical pharmacist. I am confident the culture of NYP will supoprt me to reach my career goals.

Clinical Interests: Surgical intensive care, Medical intensive care, Emergency medicine, Trauma

Hometown: Narragansett, RI

Bio: I love the beach and the city! I enjoy spending time with family and friends and also enjoy traveling.

Research Project: Comparing Interventions for Secretion Management in Mechanically Ventilated Patients

Why NYP? The ability to rotate through a variety of ICU settings while getting emergency medicine exposure. Also, the opportunity to explore the different campuses & patient populations as well as the big residency class/preceptor group!

Clinical Interests: Emergency Medicine, Trauma

Hometown: Ijamsville, MD

Bio: I grew up in Frederick County, MD, and completed my undergraduate studies at UMBC, earning a B.S. in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. Then, I completed my PharmD training at the University of Maryland. I enjoy working out, playing sports, and spending time with friends and family.

Research Project: Evaluation of Second Line Therapies for Supraventricular Tachycardia in the Emergency Department

Why NYP? I chose to continue my residency training at NewYork-Presbyterian (NYP) by pursuing a PGY2 in Emergency Medicine because of the institution’s commitment to high-quality, patient-centered care, strong mentorship, and adaptability. Additionally, NYP’s multi-site health system provides access to diverse patient populations and trauma centers across the region, offering numerous opportunities and experiences in emergency medicine. Having completed my PGY1 at NYP, I’ve seen firsthand the program’s dedication to developing its residents into exceptional clinical pharmacists. I couldn’t be more excited to continue my growth at NYP!

Clinical Interests: Trauma and resuscitation, neurological illness, pain management

Hometown: West Palm Beach, FL

Bio: I grew up in West Palm Beach and attended Florida Atlantic University where I completed a Bachelors Degree in Neuroscience and Behavior. I then moved to Columbus, Ohio and completed my pharmacy education at The Ohio State University (Go Bucks!) In my free time, I love taking yoga & pilates classes, exploring new parts of NYC, spending as much time at the beach when I’m home in WPB, and anything related to the arts!

Research Project: Effect of Clinical Decision Support on the Incidence of Hypoglycemia with Intravenous Insulin for the Management of Hyperkalemia

Why NYP? I chose NewYork-Presbyterian for my postgraduate training because of the diverse patient population served across the campuses, commitment to excellent patient care, and wide range of rotation/learning opportunities. Additionally, the bond I made with my co-residents and preceptors made it an easy decision to stay on for my PGY2 year.

Clinical Interests: Data Analytics, Medication Safety, Specialty Pharmacy

Hometown: Queens, NY

Bio: Despite being born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, I have never truly explored my own city, and I am thankful for the opportunity to continue to! During my free time, I enjoy trying out new restaurants and going to comedy shows. This year, I am excited for the numerous opportunities that will provided.

Research Project: Predicting the Usage of Seasonal Drugs by Utilizing Advanced Machine Learning: Implementation

Why NYP? After completing my first year of residency at NewYork-Presbyterian, I have grown through diverse clinical experiences and the support of dedicated preceptors. NewYork-Presbyterian has been a consistent source of mentorship since my time as a pharmacy intern at Queen’s Specialty Pharmacy, where I first witnessed the organization’s commitment to innovation and collaboration. Training across NewYork-Presbyterian locations has exposed me to a wide range of patient populations and strengthened my clinical foundation. The HSPAL program also provided me with the opportunity to pursue a Master of Health Administration at Columbia University to deepen my expertise in healthcare finance, management, and policy. NewYork-Presbyterian's supportive environment continues to inspire my growth and aligns perfectly with my professional goals.

Clinical Interests: Infectious Diseases, Antimicrobial Stewardship

Hometown: Merrick, NY

Bio: I grew up on Long Island, but completed my undergraduate degree in Virginia and PharmD degree in Maryland. Baltimore will always have a special place in my heart (go Ravens!), but I'm excited to be back in New York.

Research Project: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Cefazolin Compared to Ceftriaxone for Definitive Management of Gram-Negative Bacteremia

Why NYP? I chose NYP for several reasons. My strong interest in infectious diseases made it a great fit, especially with the wide range of interesting and complex cases they handle. I also liked the idea of working at different locations and interacting with a diverse patient population!

Clinical Interests: Clinical Decision Support, Oncology, and Investigational Drugs

Hometown: Salt Lake City, UT

Bio: I was born in Stockholm and raised in Salt Lake City. I completed an undergraduate degree and a PharmD degree at the University of Utah. Throughout school I've always had my eye on the information technology side of pharmacy and healthcare. For residency I moved from the Rockies to the Cascades in Washington for my PGY1 and now I've traded the mountains for skyscrapers. Outside of pharmacy I love music, the outdoors, eating good food and meeting new people.

Research Project: Automated Dispensing Cabinet Optimization & Data Visualization

Why NYP? After a fulfilling year at a community hospital enterprise, I was looking for an academic medical center with a strong informatics program to continue my training. I also chose NYP for the opportunity to be with a larger cohort of residents, and the chance to live in NYC!

Clinical Interests: Cardiology, Anticoagulation, Antimicrobial Stewardship, Psychiatry

Hometown: Somerset, NJ

Bio: I was born and raised in central NJ (central NJ exists) and will always have an appreciation for the quiet and green suburbs, but I'm excited to get to experience day-to-day life here in NYC while still being close to home! I am a creative at heart and prioritize nurturing the right side of my brain during my time outside of the hospital. Also, I am borderline INFP/ENFP and a Libra, both of which I resonate strongly with :)

Research Project: Comparing insulin lispro versus insulin regular in continuous enteral feedings

Why NYP? After having the opportunity to grow familiar with the practices and patient population of a non-teaching community hospital for my PGY-1, I sought to diversify my experiences at a larger teaching institution that would help to refine my skills as a pharmacist and practice at the top of my scope. It was clear that NYP prioritizes inclusion and community alongside reputable patient-centered care, and I knew that this program would foster my personal and professional development as a PGY-2 resident.

Clinical Interests: Hematology/Oncology, Pediatrics

Hometown: Clarksville, TN

Bio: I grew up in Clarksville, TN just north of Nashville and completed my undergraduate degree at University of Tennessee (Go Vols!) For Pharmacy School, I moved to Richmond, VA and completed my didactic courses at Virginia Commonwealth University and APPEs at University of Virginia. In my free time I enjoy reading or being outside either at a park or doing an outdoor activity.

Research Project: Assessment of steroid prophylaxis to reduce incidence of engraftment syndrome in patients diagnosed with amyloidosis that receive an autologous stem cell transplant.

Why NYP? NewYork-Presbyterian prioritizes kindness, respect, and support. These are important core values I want to share with my program, so I can grow as a compassionate practitioner. Through this program, I am also provided with the opportunity to care for diverse populations at three large medical centers; Weill Cornell Medical Center, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, and Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. Clinical experience aside, there is a sense of community among the residents. I'm excited to continue to learn from experts in their respective field and see how I grow as a provider!

Clinical Interests: Critical Care, Solid Organ Transplant, Bone Marrow Transplant

Hometown: Cresskill, NJ

Bio: I grew up in New Jersey and attended Clemson University for my undergraduate degree in biochemistry. I completed my PharmD at the University of Maryland, Baltimore. In my free time, I enjoy reading, cheering on Clemson Football, hiking and spending time with my family. I love listening to true crime podcasts and trying new bubble tea places!

Research Project: Safety and Efficacy of Inhaled Tranexamic Acid (TXA) for Pulmonary Hemorrhage in Critically Ill Pediatric Patients

Why NYP? I chose NewYork-Presbyterian because it offers a combination of diverse patient populations, specialized pediatric care, and a highly supportive learning enviorment. There is a wide variety of pediatric experiences, including both inpatient and ambulatory care. I was particulary dran to the opportunites to gain experience in highly specialzed areas such as critical care, pediatric oncology, and solid organ transplantation. Most importantly, the program is supported by an exceptional group of preceptors who are not only experts in their fields but also dedicated educators and integral members of the multidisciplinary healthcare team

Clinical Interests: Immunosuppression pharmacokinetics, transplant infectious disease

Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA

Bio: I grew up just outside of Pittsburgh, PA (go Steelers!) and completed undergrad and pharmacy school in Tucson, Arizona. It was an amazing experience to move all the way across the country for school and definitely pushed me out of my comfort zone! As much as I loved the desert heat, I'm so excited to be back on the East Coast and experience the seasons again in NYC. Looking forward to central park walks in the fall when the leaves are changing colors and seeing the city all decorated for the holidays! I enjoy exploring the city and seeing all of the museums, parks, restaurants, and shows that I can!

Research Project: Evaluating Real-World Experience with Clotrimazole for Thrush Prophylaxis in Kidney Transplant Recipients and Effects on Tacrolimus

Why NYP? During my interview, I could tell that the NYP transplant team has cultivated an excellent culture of respect, innovation, and the constant pursuit of knowledge. The program offers both strong core rotations and a variety of diverse electives, including opportunities for precepting and research, which will challenge me while also preparing me for starting my career in this incredibly rewarding field. I'm so excited to be able to train alongside and learn from true leaders in the profession!