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Anita Lammers
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Residency: 2012-2013
Education: University of Illinois at Chicago, 2012
Interests: Hematology/Oncology, Infectious Diseases, General Medicine
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Dan Gum
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Residency: 2012-2013
Education: Midwestern University, 2012
Interests: Hematology/Oncology, Critical Care, Infectious Diseases
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Sanna Kanjee, PharmD
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Residency: 2011-2012
Education: Purdue University, 2011
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During my residency year at Illinois Masonic Medical Center, I learned more about how to apply my clinical knowledge than all four years of pharmacy school. Thanks to all the wonderful residency trained preceptors, I was able to identify my clinical strengths and work towards my weaknesses. The highlight of my residency was working with the family practice and infectious diseases team. I was able to integrate into the team and contribute my recommendations about appropriate medication dosing and adequate treatment for chronic disease states. There were so many opportunities presented to me during my residency year, including conducting a prospective research study, conducting a CE accredited seminar, and participating in the teaching certificate program. I enjoyed my residency year and I am well prepared for my clinical staff pharmacist position due to the extensive training I received at IMMC!
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Lisa Kohoutek, PharmD, BCPS
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Residency: 2010-2011
Education: University of Illinois at Chicago, 2010
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Upon completion of my residency year, I was able to practice confidently and independently as a clinical pharmacist. I was also able to obtain board certification at my earliest eligibility just a few months later. Both of these achievements speak greatly to the high quality of resident training at IMMC. The knowledgeable and experienced preceptors of IMMC’s pharmacy residency program guided me to become a well-rounded practitioner with a solid foundation in hospital pharmacy practice.
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Michael Blecker, PharmD, BCPS
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Residency: 2009-2010
Education: Arnold and Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy, 2009
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“My residency at Illinois Masonic has definitely prepared me to work as a clinical/staff pharmacist in a large academic teaching hospital. Honestly, having the preceptors all residency trained (also trained at great sites!) with board certification helped me get A LOT out of the program, definitely more than I would have even thought. It was a great experience and has prepared me 10 fold for my current position and even future clinical coordinator or management positions too.
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