Pharmacy Residency Programs Current Pharmacy Residents

PGY1/PGY2 Health-System Pharmacy Administration and Leadership with Masters Residents

Hometown: Spring, Texas
Pharmacy Education: Texas A&M Rangel College of Pharmacy
Why did you choose Texas Children's Hospital? Texas Children’s stood out to me as a place where I could grow into a leader who leads with purpose, compassion, and a commitment to service at a world-renowned institution known for excellence and innovation. What truly sets this program apart is the intentionality and support woven into every aspect of the resident experience. The residency leaders and preceptors pour genuine care and mentorship into developing strong, compassionate pharmacy leaders. Their investment in my growth affirmed to me that I will be challenged, supported, and inspired to lead meaningful change in pediatric pharmacy.
Areas of Interest: Critical Care, Hematology/Oncology, Inpatient Operations
Biggest items on my non-professional bucket list: Travel to all 7 continents
Favorite animated movie: Finding Nemo
What I like to do for fun: Traveling, spending time with family and friends, and exploring Houston.

Hometown: Plano, Texas
Pharmacy Education: Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy
Why did you choose Texas Children’s Hospital? The mission and vision of Texas Children's are shown through the collaboration and compassion of its employees on a continuous basis. The clinical opportunities are at the forefront of patient care with unique rotation opportunities in areas such as women's health, specialty pharmacy, and solid organ transplant. When initially meeting with the preceptors, it was evident they were dedicated to growing and expanding upon the resident's clinical skills while challenging the resident along the way. I knew TCH would be the right institution for advancing my leadership abilities after meeting with the HSPAL program leadership. Being an HSPAL resident at a pediatric institution allows me to provide a different perspective to the collaborative element we have within The Houston Program.
Areas of Interest: Inpatient operations, pediatric oncology, specialty pharmacy
Biggest item on my non-professional bucket list: Learn how to sail and run a marathon
Favorite animated movie: Monsters, Inc.
What I like to do for fun: Yoga, hike, and travel

Hometown: Chariton, Iowa
Pharmacy Education: Drake University
Why did you choose Texas Children’s Hospital? After completing a rotation at Texas Children's Hospital during my final year of pharmacy school, I was impressed by the caliber and diversity of the pharmacists and medical team. Additionally, Texas Children's cares for patients from all over the world which provides many opportunities to see less common pathogens. Beyond this, Grant and Brittany, who serve as the RPD and RPC for the PGY2-ID program, are extremely knowledgeable, kind, and encourage residents to grow to their full potential. I knew they would strive to make my PGY2 year a great learning experience.
Areas of Interest: Infectious Diseases & Public Health
Biggest item on my non-professional bucket list: Skydive and travel to all seven continents
Favorite animated movie: Peter Pan
What I like to do for fun: I enjoy reading, shopping, traveling and trying new experiences, watching reality TV, going to trivia nights and spending time with friends and family.