Current Residents
- Lauren Fleck
- Graduated with a Doctorate of Pharmacy in 2023 from Ohio Northern University.
- Rotation or learning opportunity most looking forward to:
I am most excited for my Ambulatory Rotation. I have always loved medication management and meeting with patients face-to-face. It allows me to assist in my patient’s health and form a relationship with them to provide the best care possible.
- Reason for choosing a residency:
I chose to pursue residency to further my pharmacy knowledge. I am able to get experience in many different opportunities that include projects, staffing, and interacting with mentors. Overall, it is an amazing opportunity to continue to grow as a pharmacist and get as many individualized pharmacy experiences as possible.
- Residency Project:
My residency project is an overall procedure to de-escalate broad-spectrum antibiotic therapy after a continuous 48-hour utilization. This project will allow a pharmacist to evaluate a patient’s antibiotic regimen and discuss therapies with physicians to ensure appropriate antibiotic usage and prevent further antibiotic resistance.
- Outside pharmacy interests:
I enjoy reading, thrift shopping, and spending time with friends and family whenever I can.
- Ashley Thomas
- Graduated with a Doctorate of Pharmacy in 2023 from Butler University.
- Rotation or learning opportunity most looking forward to:
I am most looking forward to either Critical Care or Cardiology because these are the patient populations I am most interested in as well as the two areas that I would ideally like to work in after completing residency.
- Reason for choosing a residency:
One of my career goals has been to be a pharmacy specialist and completing a residency is one of the best ways to approach that because you get the equivalent of 3 years of training in 1. Coming from a retail pharmacy background in school, I wanted to put myself in the best possible position to not only obtain a staffing or clinical position in a hospital, but also set myself up for a possible PGY-2 if I decide on that path.
- Residency Project:
Evaluating the efficacy of Anti-Xa monitoring compared to aPTT monitoring in patients on therapeutic heparin
- Outside pharmacy interests: Traveling, crocheting, cooking, and beekeeping
Previous CRH PGY1 residents
- 2022-2023
- Madison Heath: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at University of Texas Medical Branch
- 2021-2022
- Luke Fosbrink: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Columbus Regional Health
- Kaitlynn Stropes: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Hendricks Regional Health
- 2020-2021
- Elizabeth Clark: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Columbus Regional Health
- Jannelle Marriott: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Columbus Regional Health
- 2019-2020
- Connor Laffin: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Marion General Hospital
- Shannon Purcell: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at IU Health North
- 2018-2019
- Courtney McKinley: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Union Health
- 2017-2018
- Kevin Kniery: accepted a position as clinical pharmacist at Columbus Regional Health
- Tyler Siefring: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Hendricks Health
- 2016-2017
- Jessica Durham: accepted a position as an Ambulatory Diabetes Specialist in Virginia
- Kathryn Loeser: accepted a position as a PGY2 Resident in Drug Information at University of Illinois
- 2015-2016
- Robin Jones: accepted a position as a clinical pharmacist at Columbus Regional Health
- Tiffany Kong: accepted a position as a Clinical Internal Medicine Specialist for Ohio Health