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Jeremiah Anton McKinley, Pharm.D., R.Ph.
900 Riggins Road Apt# 1035 * Tallahassee, FL 32308 * (904) 502-2743, (850) 556-5491, (850) 558-3247
Education
Doctor of Pharmacy Degree
Florida Agriculture & Mechanical University
College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Tallahassee, FL
Date of Graduation – May 3, 2009
Professional Experience
American HomePatient Infusion Pharmacy – Tallahassee, FL
Preceptor: Michael Thompson, PharmD, RPh, BCNSP
July 2009-present
Post Graduate Year 1 Resident (ASHP Accredited Residency Program)
Clinical Experience Proficient in aseptic technique.
 In-depth training in clinical and management aspects of home care & infusion.
 Pain management, antibiotic therapy management, nutrition support with designing TPN regimens &
monitoring TPN therapy with labs, and chemo therapy management.
 Pharmacokinetics, infusion device selection, care plan development, and clinical monitoring.
 Teaching lectures to Doctor of Pharmacy degree students.
 In-service education.
 Intensive Medication Therapy Review (MTR) with selective patients.
Administrative Experience Actively participated in the conversion of pharmacy to 797 State and Federal standards.
 Supervision of pharmacy technicians and CQI programming.
 Pharmacy and narcotic inventory control.
 Pharmacy procedure writing and enforcement.
Interdisciplinary Experience Coordinating patient care between nurses and physicians.
CVS Pharmacy –
Tallahassee, FL
October 2009-present (Staff/Floater Pharmacist, Supervisor: Debra Glass, RPh, District Pharmacy Manager)
Jacksonville, FL and Tallahassee, FL
August 2007 – October 2009 (Pharmacy Intern, Supervisor: Debra Eyler, David Dzion, and Ruth Denis)
Obtain new prescriptions from physicians & nurses over the phone, patient consultations, OTC recommendations
based on patient presentation & history of symptoms, drug therapy management, drug interaction interventions,
supervision of pharmacy technicians and interns, inventory maintenance, compounding, narcotic inventory, and
problem solving with 3rd party insurances.
American Homepatient – Tallahassee, Florida
Supervisor: Michael Thompson, PharmD
July 2004-April 2008
Infusion Pharmacy Technician
Pain management, TPN, and chemotherapy compounding & calculations, trained in aseptic technique (certified every
6 months), trained pharmacy residents & technicians on mixing procedure and aseptic technique, inventory control &
ordering, monitoring patient labs with electrolyte balancing, patient chart reviewing, actively participated in a JACHO
site survey/reaccreditation, IV order entry, pharmacokinetics.
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Eckerd Drugs – Jacksonville, Florida
Supervisor: William J. Smith, RPh
December 1997-July 2004
Pharmacy Technician
Customer service representation, input prescriptions into the computer, communicating with physicians & nurses,
order entry, inventory maintenance, compounding, assisting pharmacist with narcotic inventory, cash register
operation and problem solving with 3rd party insurances.
Clinical Clerkships
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville – Jacksonville, Florida
June 2008-July 2008
General Medicine I & II (Preceptor: Jocelyn Jones, PharmD)
Responsibilities were to monitor appropriate drug therapy, lab monitoring, pharmacokinetics, providing drug
information to patients and medical team, journal presentations, 8 case presentations, new drug presentation, inservices to medical team, daily sitting and walking rounds with medical team, Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee
participant, assessment and plan of care for diseases with monitoring parameters, observation of certain procedures
related to pharmacy practice and drug use (i.e. nuclear cardiac stress test).
Wolfson’s Children Hospital – Jacksonville, Florida
August 2008
Pediatrics: Hematology/Oncology Unit (Preceptors: John Ng, PharmD & Richard Sands, PharmD)
Basic understanding of pediatrics disease states in hematology and oncology. My responsibilities were to monitor
appropriate drug therapy, lab monitoring, pharmacokinetics, providing drug information to patients and medical
team, case presentation, daily walking rounds with medical team, assessment and plan of care for diseases with
monitoring parameters, pharmacy round table discussions, opioid drug-to-drug conversions, performed cancer
chemotherapy calculations, and participated in patient discharges to hospice agencies.
Community Hospice of Northeast Florida – Jacksonville, Florida
September 2008
Hospice (Preceptor: Doyle D Sims, BPharm)
General concepts on hospice care, narcotic equivalence conversions, didactic training, case study problem solving, IV
calculations, epidemic/crisis preparation, and compounding of suppositories & elixirs.
Duval County Health Department – Jacksonville, Florida
October 2008-November 2008
Ambulatory Care I & II (Preceptor: Sylvia Harrison-Jackson, PharmD)
Primary care disease state management with drug therapy, prescription medication counseling, HIV/AIDS and
opportunistic infection management, formulary substitution interventions, sexually transmitted disease management,
lab and chart reviews, clinical rounds with physicians and nurse practitioners, and assist in small clinical surgical
procedures.
Saint Vincent’s Hospital – Jacksonville, Florida
February 2009
Operating Room (Preceptor: Jeanine Humphries, BPharm)
Understand the principles of supportive care medications before, during, and post surgery. Assisted in minor
procedures. Understand drug concepts of pain management, anesthesiology, neuromuscular blockers, and open heart
surgery. Stood in on more than 20 surgical procedures including, minimum invasive aortic valve replacement,
maximum invasive CABG, hernia repair, “cath” lab, lap-band surgery, gall bladder removal, cataract removal, cranial
tumor removal, and knee replacement. Understand the concepts of cardiac bypass. Warfarin teaching/education.
Performed numerous sterile IV compounding for surgical procedures.
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Duval County Health Department – Jacksonville, Florida
March 2009
Advanced Community Practice (Preceptor: Keeshia King, PharmD)
Primary care disease state management through community pharmacy settings. Patient counseling, drug utilization
review, narcotic inventory, prescription order entry, formulary review and insurance processing. Clinic settings: TB
clinic, HIV/AIDS clinic, planned parenthood, and family practice.
Baptist at the Beaches – Jacksonville, Florida
April 2009
Advanced Hospital Practice (Preceptor: Melissa Blackwelder, PharmD)
Primary care disease state management through institutional pharmacy settings. In-patient patient counseling, drug
utilization review, daily narcotic inventory, ER patient medication reconciliation prior to admission, DVT prophylaxis,
Warfarin education/teaching, IV admixtures, unit dose prepackaging, IV-to-PO conversion of Proton Pump Inhibitors,
and refilling unit carts.
Presentations/In-services/Lectures
June 2008
Journal Article Evaluation: ONTARGET Trial
General Medicine I
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
New Drug Presentation: Lexiscan ® (Regadensan)
General Medicine I
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
Probiotic Efficacy in C. Diff (In-service)
General Medicine I
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
July 2008
Asthma and COPD
Clinical Seminar
FAMU College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences Jacksonville Campus
Once-A-Day Dosing in Aminoglycosides and Vancomycin (In-service)
General Medicine II
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
Drug-Induced Myocarditis (In-service)
General Medicine II
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
Diabetic Ketoacidosis
General Medicine II
Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
Drug Article Evaluation: PROVE-IT: Intensive vs Moderate Lipid Lowering with Statins after Acute Coronary Syndromes
Clinical Seminar
FAMU College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences Jacksonville Campus
August 2008
Idiopathic (Immune) Thrombocytopenia Purpura (ITP)
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Pediatrics
Wolfson’s Children Hospital (Baptist Medical Center)
November 2008
Heart Failure
Ambulatory Care II
Duval County Health Department
February 2009
Supportive Care in Aortic Valve Replacement: Pre-, Intra-, and Post- OP
Operating Room
St. Vincent Medical Center
September 2009
Asthma Medication Delivery Devices
Principles of Drug Action I Lab Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA)
Pharmacotherapeutics I Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Nursing Concerns On Home Healthcare In-service
In-service
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Home Healthcare
November 2009
Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) Infections
FAMU Infectious Disease Continuing Education Lecture
Orlando, FL
Compounding Chemotherapy Medications Using PhaSeal Products
In-service
American HomePatient Infusion & Pharmacy Department (Tallahassee)
January 2010
Total Parenteral Nutrition: Dual Chamber Bags vs. All-in-One Containers
Pharmacotherapeutics II Mini-Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Intravenous Compounding Methods, Aseptic Technique, and Calculations
Prescription Analysis and Compounding Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmacy Residencies After Pharmacy School
Issues to Contemporary Pharmacy Practice Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
February 2010
Home Infusion Industry
I.P.P.E. Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
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OTC Treatment for Diarrhea
Self-Management of Non-Prescription Medications (OTC) Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
OTC Ophthalmic Preparations
Self-Management of Non-Prescription Medications (OTC) Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
March 2010
Developing and Compounding a TPN Regimen with Calculations
Prescription Analysis and Compounding Lab Lecture
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Research Projects
2008
Effects of Rosiglitazone Discontinuation on Glucose Control
Florida A&M University College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences and Naval Hospital of Jacksonville
Professional Organizations
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Incorporated - Delta Iota Chapter
(2003-2009; Offices held: Corresponding Secretary 2003-2004, Vice-Regent 2004-2005, Regent 2005-2006,
Immediate Past Regent 2006-2007, Province IV Webmaster 2005-2007, Province IV Alternate Grand Council
Convention Deputy 2006-2007)
Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Incorporated – North Florida Graduate Chapter (2009- present)
Phi Lambda Sigma Pharmacy Leadership Society (2007-Present)
Academy of Students in Pharmacy (2006-2009)
Student National Pharmaceutical Association (2006-2009)
Florida Pharmacy Association (2009-present)
The National Diamondback Pharmacy Alumni Council (2009-present)
Awards and Honors
Center of Excellence Pharmacy Jumpstart Student (2000)
Florida Bright Future Scholarship Recipient (2000-2004)
Delta Iota Chapter of Kappa Psi Fraternity– Neophyte of the Year (2003-2004)
Delta Iota Chapter of Kappa Psi Fraternity– Regent’s Award (2005-2006)
Province IV of Kappa Psi Fraternity – Officer Acknowledgement (2005, 2006, 2007)
Deans List
Honor Roll
References
Available upon Request
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