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[QUOTE=Guest;72759][B]CURRICULUM VITAE :[/B] Rekha.V [B]Email [/B]: rekhapharma84 AT yahoo.com, rekhavenkat84 AT yahoo.com [B]CAREER OBJECTIVE [/B]: To pursue a career in an organization were hard work, efficiency; dedication and sincerity provide way for mutual growth. [B] STERENGH [/B]: Sincerity, Planned hard work, knowledge, Self motivation, good attitude, good communication and Team work. [B] EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION [/B]: [B]Qualification Institution Name Percentage Secured Year of Passing:[/B] Tenth Standard Govt Girls Higher Secondary School, Vellore 86.6% 2000 Twelfth Standard Auxillium Girls Higher Secondary School, Vellore 82% 2002 [B]Bachelor Degree [/B]: (Affiliated to Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) and The Tamil Nadu Dr.M.G.R Medical University) B.Pharmacy Pallavan College of Pharmacy, Kanchipuram 70% 2002-2006 Bachelor Degree in pharmacy from the TamilNadu Dr M.G.R.Medical University, Chennai, TamilNadu, India. [B]Registered Pharmacist [/B]: 12354 A1 (Tamilnadu State Pharmacy Council) [B] PROFFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE [/B]: Experience in Pharmacist One Year Six Month Worked as a Pharmacist in Church of South Indian Hospital, Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu, India. One month worked as trainee of pharmacist in M.S.D Hospital, Kanchipuram, Tamilnadu, India. [B]Job Profile& Responsibilities [/B]: - Dispensing the prescribed medicines and instructing to patients the method of use and dosage of the medication to provide better patient compliance. - Maintaining stock and account of medicines and cash. - Checking expiry dates, proper storage of medicines and temperature frequently. - Providing information about drugs as and when required by doctors, guiding trainee and assistant pharmacist. - Preparing and submitting reports and accounts as and when required. - Able to provide good customer services to inpatients and outpatients. - Dispensing and counseling of patients on their medications. - Ensure safe, appropriate, cost-effective medication therapies for patients. [B]Present Employment [/B]: At Christian medical college (CMC) Vellore, TamilNadu, India Working as Oncology Pharmacist & Clinical Research coordinator from November 2008 to Till Date [B]Job Profile& Responsibilities [/B]: [B]Clinical Research Coordinator Responsibities [/B]: Coordinating with principal investigator, sponsor and patient to ensure daily clinical research related activities are performed in accordance with protocol. Collaborates with PI to prepare IRB regulatory submission of documents, collect data as required by the protocol and completion of case report forms, study documentation and maintenance of study files. Preparing Safety Reports as per Ethics committee requirements. In our ethics committee having separate format for reporting the Serious Adverse Events, Adverse Event templates Reporting the Serious Adverse Events to the Sponsor as well as the Ethics Committee Within the timelines Assist with the PI in promptly reporting any unanticipated problems involving clinical trial. Dispensing the prescribed medicines and guiding the patient with the proper method of use and dosage medicines in a way to provide best patient compliance. Observing drug interactions, irrational prescriptions and to discuss and clarify with doctors, providing information’s about drugs as and when required by doctors Maintaining stock and account of medicines, maintaining proper storage and temperature of medicines, checking expiry dates frequently. Guiding trainee pharmacists, preparing and submitting reports when required by the management. [B]Experience in Clinical Research :[/B] (Clinical Trials Sponsored by Various Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies) [B]Working as a Clinical Research Coordinator for the following Clinical Trials [/B]: 1) A Randomized. Open label, Multicenter, Phase III Study of Epoetin Alfa Plus standard supportive care versus standard supportive care in anemic patients with metastatic Breast Cancer Receiving standard Chemotherapy. Study ID: EPO ANE-3010, [B]Company Name [/B]: J& J Pharmaceuticals Pvt Ltd 2) A Randomized Phase II Biomarker Neoadjuvant study of sequential AC followed by Ixabepilone compared to Sequential AC followed by Paclitaxel in Women with early stage breast cancer not over expressing HER-2 and Estrogen Receptors. Study ID: CA163 100, [B]Company Name [/B]: Bristol Meyer Squibb 3) A Multicenter, Randomized, Double-Blind, Phase 3 Study of Sunitinib in Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Patients Receiving Irinotecan, 5-Fluorouracil and Leucovorin (FOLFIRI) as First Line Treatment. [B]Study ID [/B]: A6181122, [B]Company Name [/B]: Pfizer 4) A Phase 3 Randomized, Open-Label, Two-Arm Study of Neratinib Plus Paclitaxel Versus Trastuzumab Plus Paclitaxel as First-Line Treatment for ErbB-2-Positive Locally Recurrent or Metastatic Breast Cancer. [B]Study ID [/B]: 3144A2-3005-WW [B]Company Name [/B]: Wyeth 5) A phase II Biomarker Identification Trial for Erlotinib (Tarceva®) in Patients with Advanced Pancreatic Carcinoma. [B]Study ID [/B]: B021129 CTRI registration number NCT00674973. [B]Company Name [/B]: Covance 6) A Randomized, Double-Blind, Parallel, Three Arm, Multicenter, Phase II Trial Evaluating the Efficacy and Safety of Ipilimumab (BMS-734016) in Combination with Taxol®/Paraplatin® (Paclitaxel/Carboplatin) Compared to Taxol®/Paraplatin® Alone in Previously Untreated Subjects with Lung Cancer. [B]Protocol Number [/B]: CA184041 [B]Company Name [/B]: Icon Research Ethics and Good Clinical Practice Training [B] Course Completed in [/B]: “Contemporary Issues in Research Ethics and Good Clinical Practice (GCP)” [B] Course Organized By [/B]: Christian Medical College, Vellore [B] Sponsored By [/B]: Fogarty International Center, NIH, USA; The South Asian Cochrane Network. [B] Training Completed in year [/B]: 2009 [B]Oncology Pharmacist Responsibilities [/B]: 1. The patient’s current height and weight must be recorded on the patient’s chart 2. BSA (Body Surface Area) to be calculated. 3. ANC (Absolute Neutrophil Count) must be verified and documented. 4. The patient’s lab reports to be reviewed, documented and approved by the physician. 5. Chemotherapy orders must be viewed clearly for preparation of Medication Label, Check list (name of the drug, dosage, diluents, route and duration of administration, premedication) with the doctor’s signature and date. [B]PREPARATION OF CHEMOTHERAPY:[/B] The concerned staff should be present throughout the chemo loading procedure. Assemble the needed equipments in the chemo loading area. Injection trolley with spirit, cotton ball jar, clamp bottle, sharp container. Disposable syringes as needed. Protective devices (gloves-2, mask, apron, goggles). Diluents for mixing the chemotherapy. Chemo therapy drug. Micro pore, scissors. [B]By the pharmacist:[/B] Keep the labels ready and keep it beside the IV bottles and the specific chemo drug (when more drugs have to be mixed at the same time). Wash hands. Wear protective devices. Open the glove paper, drop spirit swab, syringes as needed. Remove the plastic cork of the IV fluid. Open the drugs away from the body while breaking with a suitable pad or cotton. Take a spirit swab and wipe the top of the bottles in circular motion and keep the cotton aside. Diluents should be introduced slowly into the vials, to prevent high pressure being generated inside the sealed vial. Withdraw the chemo medicine using the syringe and expel the air without spillage of medication. When excess air is expelled from a filled syringe it should be exhausted into the vial and not straight into the atmosphere. Keep sterile cotton on the loaded bottle and seal it with adhesive. Disposal Discard all the materials which have come into contact with the chemo agent (syringes, cotton, mask, apron, ampoules, and vials) in the purple cover, wrap it tightly with adhesive. Discard the needles in the sharp container. Wash hands. Label the drugs correctly to be signed by the pharmacist and the concerned staff (in the chemo checklist as well as the label). [B] Pharmaceutical Involvements [/B]: Participated in Pharmaceutical events like 1) Indian Pharmaceutical Congress (IPC) 2003 in Chennai. (2) Indian Pharmaceutical Association (IPA) 2005 in Chennai. (3) Indian pharmaceutical Congress (IPC) in Hyderabad. [B]PERSONAL DATA [/B]: [B]Nationality [/B]: Indian [B]Languages known [/B]: Tamil, English [B]Date of Availability [/B]: As soon as possible [B]DECLARATION:[/B] I hereby declare that the given information’s above are true to my knowledge and I promise that I will be sincere to your Organization [B] Date [/B]: 27 Oct 2010 [B]Place [/B]:Vellore[/QUOTE]
