Amber Diaz, Pharm.D., BCOP

Amber is the Clinical Oncology Pharmacy Supervisor responsible for Oncology Pharmacy Services at OHSU which encompasses both Adult and Pediatric Inpatient, Clinic, and Infusion services. She has been an oncology pharmacist at OHSU since 2012, and transitioned into the supervisor role in 2016. Amber currently serves as the Residency Program Coordinator for the PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency program. Her professional interests include hematologic malignancies and bone marrow transplantation, and pharmacy student/resident development. Amber is currently active in professional pharmacy association leadership at the state and national level.

Jackie Sharpe, Pharm.D., BCPS

Jackie Sharpe is the Clinical Supervisor for Medicine with responsibilities for clinical initiatives over the inpatient medicine service and medicine pharmacist team. Her interests are in transitions of care, addictions medicine, diabetes, and geriatrics, as well as teaching resident and student learners.

James Lewis, Pharm.D., FIDSA

James Lewis is the Clinical Supervisor for Infectious Disease. His responsibilities include co-directing the OHSU antibiotic stewardship program and serving as the infectious diseases clinical pharmacist for OHSU. He is the co-chair of the antibiotic subcommittee of the Clinical Knowledge and Therapeutics Executive Committee (formerly Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee) and also serves as the PGY-1 &2 ID rotation preceptor. James' professional interests are antibiotic susceptibility testing, antibiotic/antifungal utilization, and the optimal integration of rapid microbiology diagnostics in antibiotic stewardship. Dr. Lewis also currently serves as the co-chair of the breakpoint working group of the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute and is a member of the editorial board for Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy.

Jillian Paxton, Pharm.D., BCOP

Jillian is the Clinical Oncology Pharmacy Supervisor responsible for Oncology Pharmacy Services at OHSU which encompasses both Adult and Pediatric Inpatient, Clinic, and Infusion services. She has been an oncology pharmacist at OHSU since 2013, and transitioned into the supervisor role in 2019.  Currently she oversees the General Medical Oncology and Community Hematology Oncology clinical pharmacists.  Her professional interests includes specializing in solid tumor treatments, coordination with Via clinical pathways, and a focus on oncology patient safety concerns.

Kate Pape, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCCCP

Kate Pape is the Clinical Supervisor for Cardiology, responsible for clinical initiatives and the pharmacy team treating inpatient adult cardiology patients at OHSU. Her interests include anticoagulation, transitions of care, medication safety, and pharmacy resident and student education. 

Melissa Cwiklinski, Pharm.D., BCPPS

Melissa is the Clinical General Pediatrics Pharmacy Supervisor responsible for general pediatric patients at OHSU, which encompasses multiple disciplinary services. She has been a pediatric pharmacist at OHSU since 2010, and transitioned into the supervisor role in 2019.  Her professional interests include patient care and safety, transitions of care, process improvement, and pharmacy student/resident development.

Roger Clark, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCCCP

Roger is the Clinical Supervisor for the Emergency Medicine and Overnight Pharmacy Services teams. Roger joined OHSU in 2008 to complete a PGY1 residency and started staffing as an ED Pharmacist shortly after completion. Roger’s interests involve Toxicology, Code Blue response, Code Stroke response, and Infectious Diseases as they relate to Emergency Medicine. Roger is also passionate about precepting and served as RAC chair during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Renita Patel, Pharm.D., BCPS 

Renita is the Clinical Pharmacy Supervisor for Surgery Services with responsibility overseeing pharmacists working on inpatient adult surgical floors as well as staffing a portion of her time in this area. She is also involved with policy and procedure development, clinical initiatives and practice changes, patient safety report review, and improvement projects related to clinical practice and medication use. Her professional interests include transitions of care, promoting interdisciplinary patient care and collaboration, medication safety, formulary management, and pharmacy resident and student precepting.

Sandra Rowe, Pharm.D., BCCCP

Sandi Rowe is the Critical Care Clinical Supervisor for Inpatient Pharmacy Services, the PGY-2 Critical Care Residency Director, and a Critical Care Pharmacist. Her interests include patient care and safety; sepsis, infectious diseases, and acute kidney injury and teaching and mentoring resident and student learners.

Thuy Nguyen, Pharm.D.

Thuy is the Clinical Supervisor overseeing the in-patient Pediatric Pharmacotherapy Service. Thuy's responsibilities include advancing clinical pediatric practice and building collaborative research program with medicine faculty groups. Her interests focus in individualized pharmacotherapy for extremely low birth weight neonates and critically ill pediatric patients using pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and pharmacogenomics.

Jenn Boyer, Pharm.D., BCPS, BCPPS 

Jenn is the supervisor for Doernbecher infusion pharmacy and pediatric oncology of Ambulatory Pharmacy Services.  Jenn has been a pediatric pharmacist at OHSU since 2009.  Jenn's professional interests include providing innovative medications such as gene therapy, optimizing medication management in pediatric oncology patients, and improving medication safety.

Jennifer Chen, RPh, ND, MAc

Jennifer is the Supervisor of Pharmacy Services for the Knight Cancer Institute Community Hematology Oncology Clinics. Her responsibilities include oversight of telepharmacy, clean room operations, medication distribution, medication safety, operational efficiency, and optimizing the patient experience. Her other areas of professional interest includes complementary and integrative medicine with an emphasis in naturopathic medicine and acupuncture.

Mark Roska, BS, MS, RPh, BCSCP

Mark is the Supervisor for Compounding Pharmacy Services with responsibility for the daily supervision of the sterile and non-sterile compounding pharmacy. He serves as co-chair of OHSU's Pharmacy Compounding Committee which is responsible for formula review and development. Mark is focused on providing safe compounded products for the entire OHSU system. He is interested in compounding best practice, sterile compounding automation, environmental monitoring and control, hazardous drug management, and comprehensive staff training.

Ron Kuiper, B.S. RPh

Ron Kuiper is the supervisor at Creekside pharmacy.  Creekside pharmacy provides the convenience of mailed prescriptions to both patients and employees with emphasis on specialty medications. Ron joined OHSU in 2019, after a long career in retail pharmacy management.  Ron’s professional interests include work flow optimization, customer service, and team building. 

Shawn Colwell, RPh

Shawn is the Supervisor at the Center for Health &Healing II (CHH2) outpatient pharmacy. CHH2 is located on South Waterfront across from CHH and provides prescriptions to OHSU employees and customers. The pharmacy works with the oncology department to provide medication therapy and specialty billing to its patients. CHH2 also provides med to beds service, offering a coordination of care to increase efficiency and convenience thereby improving the patient experience at discharge. Additionally, CHH2 will partner with Tuality Health to offer Durable Medical Equipment, with services that include devise fitting and insurance billing. Shawn brings over 20 years of retail management to OHSU with a strong background in customer service and workflow integration. His professional interests include pharmacy safe practices, patient compliance through MTM's, team building strategies, administrative compliance, and providing each patient with an exceptional experience.

Lindsey Eick, Pharm.D., BCPS

Lindsey Eick is the Medication Safety Supervisor at OHSU. Her responsibilities include oversight of the Pediatric Medication Safety Committee as well as integrating safe medication practices at OHSU. Lindsey has been at OHSU since 2007, serving as a critical care and informatics pharmacist before transitioning to medication safety in 2018. Her professional interests include standardization, workflow optimization, just culture, critical care and implementing and maintaining safe medication use processes. She serves as a PGY-1 and PGY-2 rotation preceptor.

Rebecca Britton, Pharm.D., BCPS

Rebecca Britton is the Clinical Supervisor for Drug Information/Drug Policy. Her responsibilities include oversight over all the OHSU Drug Information Service and Drug Policy at OHSU. She is the secretary of the Clinical Knowledge and Therapeutics Executive Committee (formerly Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee). She is also the PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program Director. Rebecca's professional interests are drug information, drug utilization, precepting and training of residents and students. She is passionate about collaborating with all members of the health care team to improve utilization of pharmacy resources to provide better value to the patient care experience.

Ryan Markham, Pharm.D.

Ryan is the Informatics Pharmacist Supervisor for Ambulatory Pharmacy Services responsible for supporting and developing the medication use processes unique to oncology, outpatient infusion services, research studies and investigational medications. His professional interests include workflow and dose standardization.

Van Do, Pharm.D.

Van is the Informatics Pharmacist Supervisor for Inpatient Pharmacy Services. He is responsible for the maintenance, integration, and development of the Electronic Health Record and ancillary systems to support the medication use process at OHSU. His professional interests include clinical decision support, information and knowledge management, human factors engineering, and automation.

Jenny Radke, Pharm.D.

Jenny is the Pharmacy Automation and Technology Supervisor for Inpatient Pharmacy Services. Jenny is responsible for maintaining and optimizing inpatient pharmacy workflows related to pharmacy automation and electronic communication technology, including the use of automated dispensing cabinets, medication repackaging equipment, and computerized inventory systems. With a background in pharmacy informatics, she acts as the liaison between the inpatient pharmacy informatics team and central inpatient operations. Jenny’s professional interests include pharmacy informatics, workflow standardization, medication safety, cardiology, and clinical decision support.

Tiffany Arianne Josef, CPhT

Tiffany is an Inpatient Pharmacy Technician Supervisor with the responsibility of maintaining departmental daily pharmacy activities, monitor and prioritizes workflow, and onboarding new Pharmacy Technicians. Tiffany works in collaboration with the Inpatient Pharmacy Technician Leadership Team in ensuring training validation documents adhere to the departmental policies and procedures and comply with state and federal regulatory requirements. Her professional interests include providing exceptional patient care, process improvement, and advocating for building team dynamics for diversity and inclusion culture with a high standard of camaraderie. Outside of work, she spends time with family, arts and crafts, and baking.

Melinda Hawkins, RPh

Melinda is the Home Infusion Pharmacy Supervisor responsible for Home Infusion pharmacists and technicians at OHSU.  Her career has been focused in home infusion with extended experience at several institutions. She has been a clinical pharmacist at OHSU Home Infusion since 2019, and transitioned into the supervisor role in 2021.  Her professional interests include development of multi-disciplinary collaborative practices, supporting staff to help them thrive at work, and mentoring the next generation of pharmacists. Melinda’s motto is: Don’t get too comfortable, because growth and comfort do not coexist!
 

Stephanie Randles BSN, RN, CRNI

Stephanie is the Assistant Nurse Manager of OHSU Home Infusion Pharmacy. Her responsibilities include direct oversight of Home Infusion clinical staff - which includes supporting their daily performance, professional growth and ensuring optimal patient outcomes.  Stephanie is passionate about ensuring both patient and staff satisfaction via continuous process improvement while assuring that standards and quality of care are maintained.  In her free time Stephanie enjoys renovating her home, gardening and exploring nature.