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1 CARLA BOUWMEESTER, MS, PHARMD, BCPS CONTACT INFORMATION Academic Northeastern University Clinic Site Elder Services Plan Bouve College of Health Sciences Harbor Health Services, Inc School of Pharmacy 1135 Morton Street 140 The Fenway (R218) Mattapan, MA Huntington Avenue (617) x3530 Boston, MA (617) EDUCATION Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Boston, MA Doctor of Pharmacy (Magna Cum Laude) Simmons College, Boston, MA Master of Science in Library and Information Science University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA Bachelor of Arts in Molecular and Cell Biology (Graduation with Distinction) POST- GRADUATE EDUCATION PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA Rotations completed: General Medicine, Pediatrics, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Cardiology, Psychiatry, Preceptor for General Medicine, Emergency Department, Anesthesiology, Ambulatory Oncology LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION present Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist (BCPS) Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties Recertified in 2010 Expires: 12/31/ present Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Registration in Pharmacy License #PH25475 Expires: 12/31/ present Basic Life Saving for Healthcare Professionals (CPR and AED) Expires: September present Adult Immunization certification Accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education 2002 Teaching Certificate Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Residency Teaching Seminar

2 WORK EXPERIENCE present Assistant Clinical Professor, Northeastern University Teaching responsibilities include: Therapeutics course (lecture topics: Geriatrics, Osteoporosis, Hormone replacement therapy, Alzheimer s disease, Vitamins, Herbal therapies), Drug Information course (lecture topics: Adverse drug reactions, Keeping current with the literature, Internet resources, How to design a study). Developed problem- based learning course: Contemporary issues in geriatric pharmacotherapy. Participate in department, school, and college- level committees. Precept 18 APPE students each year present Geriatric Clinical Pharmacist, Elder Service Plan of Harbor Health Services Inc. Clinical pharmacist with geriatrics specialty for PACE (Program of All- inclusive Care for the Elderly). Participate in daily interdisciplinary team meetings and contribute to care planning for patients living in assisted living facilities, senior housing, group homes, or independent living arrangements. Manage anticoagulation service and perform point- of- care INR monitoring. Coordinate medication management with nursing staff at the adult day health center. Perform medication regimen reviews; post- fall analysis and medication recommendations; and drug information consults. Facilitate patient education regarding medication adherence, inhaler use, blood glucose monitoring, insulin administration, and over- the- counter medication usage. Analyze medication incidents and report to the quality assurance committee. Organize immunization campaigns for annual influenza, pneumococcal and herpes zoster vaccinations. Perform fraud, waste, and abuse audits. Primary preceptor for geriatric resident and ambulatory care resident at the community health center / Assistant Director of Educational Affairs, American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Design and implement geriatric educational initiatives that include live programming, print monographs, webcasts, certificate training programs, and electronic media. Assist in securing grants for educational programs. Facilitate contract negotiations with faculty and third party vendors. Develop print product line in conjunction with publishing partners. Provide editorial and clinical content for in- house publications. Serve as representative on national coalitions. Direct student activities and serve as preceptor for association management rotations. Oversee ACPE accreditation. Attending Pharmacist, Massachusetts General Hospital Provided ambulatory care services for oncology patients. Active member of the Drug Utilization Subcommittee of the pharmacy and therapeutics committee. Assisted in resident and student training. Managed investigational protocols. Prepared drug information consults for physicians, nursing staff, and patients. Specialized in herbal drug information requests. Conducted continuing education programs for the Pharmacy Department and nursing staff. Pharmacy Intern, Osco Drug Pharmacy Compounded and filled prescriptions. Counseled patients on prescription, herbal, and OTC medications. Assisted in management and inventory activities. Communicated with doctors and insurance companies regarding patient care. Reference Assistant, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Performed literature searches on medical and drug- related information queries. Provided instruction on utilizing databases to obtain drug information. Identified U.S. equivalents to foreign drug products. Facilitated Chemical Abstract searches for faculty and graduate students. Director of Adult Language Education, Alphabet Street Language Institute 2 Page Carla Bouwmeester

3 Coordinated adult language programs for a start- up language institute in Seoul, Korea. Taught English classes to college students and working professionals. Designed curriculum and implemented a preparatory program for students studying abroad. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Northeastern University, Bouve College of Health Science, School of Pharmacy Special Topics in Health Care Honors Seminar HLTH 1555, section 1 Aging: No Need to Stop the Clock Co- developed course; received approval in 2012 Lecturer (2.5 hours each) (Fall 2012) Interdisciplinary teams, healthcare delivery, insurance Medication adherence and dietary supplements Case study review: aging well In response to the college initiative to increase the offering of interprofessional courses, faculty in the schools of nursing, speech- language pathology and audiology, pharmacy, and health sciences created a freshman honors seminar on aging through the lifespan. Contemporary Issues in Geriatric Pharmacotherapy PHMD 4890 Developed course; received approval in 2012 Course director (Spring 2013) Problem- based learning Mini- lectures: interdisciplinary teams, psychosocial aspects of aging, fall prevention, geriatric assessment, end- of- life and hospice care, polypharmacy, nutrition, durable medical equipment, ethics, models of care Special Topics: Contemporary Issues in Geriatric Pharmacotherapy PHMD 4880 Developed course; received special topics approval in 2011 Course director (Spring 2012) Problem- based learning Mini- lectures: interdisciplinary teams, psychosocial aspects of aging, fall prevention, geriatric assessment, end- of- life and hospice care, polypharmacy, nutrition, durable medical equipment, ethics, models of care Drug Information and Evaluation PHMD 6223 Lecturer (1:15 hours each) Adverse Drug Reactions (Summer ) Keeping Up with the Literature (Summer ) Online Resources (Summer ) Healthcare Informatics (Summer 2008) Paper reviewer (2008- present) Comprehensive Disease Management 1 PHMD 4586 Lecturer (2:20 hours each) Special Populations: Geriatrics (Spring ) Vitamins (Spring ) Herbal Therapies (Spring ) Self- Care PMD U440 Lecturer (1 hour each) Vitamins- 2 lectures (Spring 2009) Herbal Therapies- 3 lectures (Spring 2009) Seminar Facilitator (Summer 2009) 3 Page Carla Bouwmeester

4 Comprehensive Disease Management 6 PHMD 6266 Lecturer (2:20 hours each) Osteoporosis (Spring ) Hormone Replacement Therapy (Spring ) Seminar Facilitator (Spring 2012) Therapeutics 1 PMD U539 Lecturer (1:15 hours each) Osteoporosis (Summer 2008, 2009) Hormone Replacement Therapy (Summer 2008, 2009) Seminar Facilitator (Summer 2008, 2009) Pathophysiology PMD U401 Lecturer (1 hour each) Osteoporosis (Spring 2009) Hormone Replacement Therapy (Spring 2009) Comprehensive Disease Management 7 PHMD 6267 Lecturer (2:20 hours each) Alzheimer s Disease (Spring ) Seminar Facilitator (Spring 2011) Therapeutics 4/5 PMD G246 Lab facilitator/instructor: 4 sections (Spring 2008) Aging and Illness BHS G243 Lecturer (3 hours): Interdisciplinary teams (Spring 2008) Pharmacy Care Practice Lab PMD U576 Lab facilitator/instructor (Spring 2008) Pharmacy Practice Experience (APPE) PHMD 6449 Selective Patient Care: Geriatrics Preceptor Preceptor for 18 students annually (2008- present) PGY1 Pharmacy Residency, Northeastern University & Harbor Health Services Inc. Primary preceptor for geriatric- based resident (10 months) and provided rotations for community health center residents in geriatrics (4 weeks), anticoagulation (4 weeks), and drug information (longitudinal) : Phillipa Scheele, PharmD, Jacqueline M. Kraft, PharmD (geriatric resident), and Ngoc Diem Nguyen, PharmD : Joseph P. Falinski 1, PharmD and Christine Chim 2, PharmD (geriatric resident) Post- residency employment: 1 Cambridge Health Alliance Clinical Pharmacist; 2 Northeastern University: Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor : Michael P. Conley, PharmD Post- residency employment: Northeastern University: Assistant Clinical Professor : Nga T. Pham, PharmD, AE- C Post- residency employment: Northeastern University: Assistant Clinical Professor : Stefanie C. (Nigro) Tejwani, PharmD, BCACP Post- residency employment: University of Connecticut: Assistant Clinical Professor : Rebekah E. Sherman, PharmD, CDE Post- residency employment: 2012 present Steward Health Care System, Norwood Hospital: Ambulatory Care Pharmacist; Northeastern University: Assistant Clinical Professor 4 Page Carla Bouwmeester

5 Northeastern University, School of Professional and Continuing Education Basic Pharmacology HSC 4220 Course Instructor 12 week course (3 hours/week) ( ) Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Pharmacotherapeutics I, II, III Non- Traditional Doctor of Pharmacy Program (distance learning program) Clinical preceptor ( ) PUBLICATIONS: PEER REVIEWED Bouwmeester C. The PACE program: Home- based long- term care. The Consultant Pharmacist. 2012;27(1): Bouwmeester C. Module 20: Complementary Medicine. GeriatricPharmacyReview.com. Available at URL: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C. Surveying physicians' attitudes about herbal supplements, resources, and pharmacy consultations. Journal of Pharmacy Technology. 2005; 21: PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS/BOOK CHAPTERS Bouwmeester C, Brodeur M. Geriatrics. In: Soric M, ed. Maximize Your Rotations: ASHP's Student Guide to IPPEs, APPEs, and Beyond. Bethesda, MD: American Society of Health- System Pharmacists, Inc.; 2013:xx- ss. Bouwmeester C. PACE: Programs of All- inclusive Care for the Elderly. In Meyer M, ed. Senior Care Pharmacy: Resources & Tools For Building A Successful Practice. Alexandria, VA: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists; 2012: Bouwmeester C, editor. Geriatric Medication Handbook. 10 th edition. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C, editor. Medication Class Side Effects Index. 11 th edition. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C, editor. Brand/Generic and Medication Class Index. 11 th edition. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C, editor. Geriatric Medication Handbook. 9 th ed. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C, editor. Geriatric Medication Handbook. 8 th ed. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C, editor. Policy and Procedures: Pharmacy Services for Nursing Facilities. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Page Carla Bouwmeester

6 PUBLICATIONS: INVITED/NOT PEER REVIEWED Sherman RE, Bouwmeester C. A review of complementary and alternative medicine resources. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Self- Care Therapeutics/Nonprescription Medicines Newsletter. 2010;March(1):5-6. Bouwmeester C. Hot Topics in Geriatrics. The Consultant Forum: The Official Newsletter of the Massachusetts Chapter of ASCP. 2008;1(1):2-3. Beizer JL, Brandt NJ, Brodeur MR, Jeffery SM, Plein JB, Stratton MA, Bouwmeester C, D Antonio PM. Geriatric Pharmacy Curriculum Guide. 2 nd ed. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists: Alexandria, VA; Bouwmeester C. Answering the herbal quandary. Massachusetts General Hospital, Drug Therapy [online newsletter]. September 2003; volume 12, issue 9. Whelan J, Tucker C (maiden name). Foreign Drug Identification Sources: Bibliography. Booklet produced by the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Instructional Resources Department. Boston, PRESENTATIONS: PEER REVIEWED Chim C, Falinski J, Bouwmeester C, VanAmburgh J. Assessment of guideline concordant care in post- MI patients within a medical home model care setting. Poster presented at: American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Annual Meeting & Exposition. Los Angeles, CA. March 1-4, Meyer K, Estus E, Bouwmeester C, et al. Oh, the Places You'll Go: A Showcase of Geriatric Practice Opportunities. Platform presentation at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. National Harbor, MD. November 8, Bungay K, Bouwmeester C, Chim C, Conley M, Furtek K, Jacobs M, McQueeney M, Pham N, Reid D, Sherman R, Van Amburgh J. Formation of the Northeastern University, School of Pharmacy, Society of Ambulatory Care. Poster presented at: New England Pharmacists Convention Mashantucket, CT: September Bouwmeester C, Chen H. Assessment of antidementia medication prescribing patterns in a community setting according to a proposed treatment algorithm in a PACE program. The Consultant Pharmacist. 2011;26(10):734. Poster presented at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Orlando, Phoenix, AZ. November 18, Meyer K, Swanson K, Blaszczyk A, Bouwmeester C, Brandt N, Estus E, Williams B, Emptage R, and Riley A. Preceptor Potpourri Ideas and Tricks for Geriatric Pharmacy Clerkships. Platform presentation at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Orlando, Phoenix, AZ. November 17, Bouwmeester C, Carlsen C, McMahon M, Baer P, Barrera D, Wong B. Increasing Vaccination Rates of Community- Based Seniors: Strategies Applied by an Interdisciplinary PACE Team. The Consultant Pharmacist. 2010;25(10). Poster presented at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Orlando, FL. November 12, Bouwmeester C, White R. Consultant pharmacist opportunities in an all- inclusive care program: Innovative ideas and implementation. The Consultant Pharmacist. 2009; October 24(10):753 Paper 2. Platform presentation at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Anaheim, CA. November 19, Page Carla Bouwmeester

7 Bouwmeester C, White R. Through thick and thin: Managing a geriatric anticoagulation service American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Anaheim, CA. November 20, Platform presentation at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Anaheim, CA. November 19, Bouwmeester C, White R. Adventures in anticoagulation: A pharmacist- run warfarin clinic. The Consultant Pharmacist. 2009; October 24(10):740 Poster 8. Poster presented at: American Society of Consultant Pharmacists Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Anaheim, CA. November 19, Bouwmeester C. Remedy for the primary care physician s herbal quandary. Poster presented at: American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting December, New Orleans. December Bouwmeester C. Update on: Finding the remedy for the primary care physician s herbal quandary. Poster presented at: 28 th Annual Massachusetts Society of Health System Pharmacists Meeting, Boston, MA. April Bouwmeester C. Finding the remedy for the PCP s herbal quandary. Poster presented at: American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting, Atlanta, GA. December PRESENTATIONS: CONTINUING EDUCATION Bouwmeester C. Anticoagulation for atrial fibrillation: What to do in the outpatient setting. Massachusetts Chapter of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, 2nd Annual Interdisciplinary Senior Care Symposium. Norwood, MA. November 5, Bouwmeester C. Influenza: Seasonal and H1N1. Elder Service Plan. Dorchester, MA. September 24, Bouwmeester C, White R. Antipsychotic medications: What you should know. Elder Service Plan. Dorchester, MA. July 23, Bouwmeester C. Update on herbal supplements. Pharmacy Department Continuing Education Program. Presented at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA. December Bouwmeester C. Lung cancer: A holistic approach. Pharmacy Department Continuing Education Program. Presented at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA. June Bouwmeester C. Tardive dyskinesia. Pharmacy Department Continuing Education Program. Presented at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA. May Bouwmeester C. Herbal supplements for tardive dyskinesia. Grand Rounds. Presented at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Boston, MA. April Bouwmeester C. Answering the herbal quandary. Pharmacy Department Continuing Education Program. Presented at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA. March Bouwmeester C. Infantile spasms. Pharmacy Department Continuing Education Program. Presented at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA. October GRANTS/RESEARCH Kraft J, Bouwmeester C. Assessing inhaler technique and evaluating the retention of inhaler- specific education provide d by pharmacists to community- dwelling elderly. Provided in kind support by Harbor Health Services, Inc. and Northeastern University [Co- PI] 7 Page Carla Bouwmeester

8 White RN, Bouwmeester C, Wizwer P, Van Amburgh JA. The PIPE pilot study: analyzing potentially inappropriate prescribing in the elderly. Provided in kind support by Harbor Health Services, Inc, Northeastern University, and Massachusetts College of Pharmacy [Co- PI] White RN, Bouwmeester C. Pharmacy student preferences for course design and confidence before and after a modified problem- based learning section. Provided in kind support by Northeastern University [Co- PI] PEER REVIEW Bouwmeester C (reviewer). Module 7: Pharmacotherapy for endocrine and exocrine disorders. Section 7.6 Menopause and hormone replacement therapy. GeriatricPharmacyReview.com [Monograph online]. American Society of Consultant Pharmacists. Available at URL: Pharmacotherapy, peer reviewer (2011) Journal of the American Society of Health- System Pharmacists, peer reviewer (2009) Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning and Pharmacotherapy, peer reviewer (2012) Journal of Health- System Pharmacy Residents, peer reviewer (2012) PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (ASCP) Member since 2005 Educational Standard Task Force ( ) Membership Resource Task Force (Chair ) Business Development Task Force ( ) Chapters Council ( ) Geriatric Academicians Roundtable (2008- present) Education Advisory Committee ( ) Massachusetts Chapter, American Society of Consultant Pharmacists (MASCP) Member since 2008 Chair of the Board (2013) President ( ) Vice President (2010) Board of Directors ( ) American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Member since 2010 Geriatrics sig American Geriatrics Society (AGS) Member since 2011 American College of Clinical Pharmacists (ACCP) Member since 2003 American Society of Health- System Pharmacists (ASHP) Member SERVICE Northeastern University Department of Pharmacy Practice present Faculty Development Strategic Task Force present Society for Ambulatory Care Strategic Task Force 8 Page Carla Bouwmeester

9 2010- present NAPLEX review present Student advisor Class of 2015: 4 students Class of 2014: 3 students Class of 2013: 4 students Class of 2012: 2 students Class of 2011: 2 students Communications Committee Evaluation of Clinical Services Task Force 2010 CDTM Scope of Practice in Ambulatory Care planning meeting School of Pharmacy present Faculty Research Development and Mentoring Committee Bylaws Committee Chair ( ) ACPE Accreditation Self- Study Curriculum Committee 2011 Redesigned PGY1 pharmacy residency website 2009 Faculty representative for Health Science Thursday Bouvé College of Health Sciences present Bouvé Interdisciplinary Geriatrics Education Resource Created Health Assessment webpage for BIGER website (2009) 2010 Aging Roundtable Elder Service Plan of HHSI present Supportive Care for End- of- Life (SCEL) Committee present Medical Providers Committee present Medicare Part D Compliance Committee present Falls Prevention Committee present Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement present Clinical Pharmacy Service Committee Clinical Committee Electronic Medical Records Conversion Team 2008 Care Plan Committee Community Service Only Leaves Should Fall. Fall prevention in- service program for caregivers. Sponsored by Harbor Health Services, Inc. October American Pharmacists Month Brown Bag Event. Sponsored by clinical pharmacists at Elder Service Plan of HHSI. October Memory Walk. Alzheimer s Association. Boston, MA The Face of Pharmacy. State House legislative day. Boston, MA March Kids to College (K2C) in partnership with Teri and James P. Timilty Middle School. Directed activity making sunscreen, teaching basic pharmaceutics, and promoting the pharmacy profession to 50 sixth- grade students. April Page Carla Bouwmeester

10 AWARDS/HONORS 2012 Gerald Schumacher Pharmacy Faculty Award (Recipient) Northeastern University, Bouvé College of Health Sciences, School of Pharmacy 2003 Best Poster Award (Recipient) Massachusetts Society of Health System Pharmacists Meeting. Boston, MA Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society, Psi Chapter (Induction) REFERENCES Available on request 10 Page Carla Bouwmeester

Rebecca H. Grandy. Bachelor of Science in Biology with Chemistry Minor University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Graduated with Distinction

Rebecca H. Grandy. Bachelor of Science in Biology with Chemistry Minor University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Graduated with Distinction 101 Charles Teague Drive Candler, NC 28715 Education June 2009 June 2010 August 2005 May 2009 August 2001 May 2005 (828) 974-2354 rhgrandy@gmail.com ASHP Accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency in