KAREN D. McLIN 2046 NE Waldo Road, Suite 3100 Gainesville, Fl telephone: (352)

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1 KAREN D. McLIN 2046 NE Waldo Road, Suite 3100 Gainesville, Fl telephone: (352) EDUCATION: 2001 to 2003 Doctor of Pharmacy University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida LICENSURE August 1992 Present June 2010 Present January 1993 Present State of Florida PS Florida Consultant Pharmacist PU 6691 State of South Carolina PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE EXPERIENCE December Present March 2010 September 2012 January 2007 March 2010 January 2007 April 2010 January 2004 December 2006 Director of MTM Communication and Care Center Clinical Assistant Professor University of Florida Director of Pharmacy Haven Hospice Clinical Pharmacist Clinical Pharmacy Management AvMed Health Plans Part-Time Clinical Pharmacist Department of Pharmacy North Florida Regional Medical Center Clinical Pharmacist Department of Pharmacy North Florida Regional Medical Center

2 Page 2 February 1999 December 2003 April 1998 February 1999 June 1996 April 1998 March 1995 June 1996 March 1994 March 1995 December 1992 March 1994 Clinical Pharmacist Professional Services Department PharMerica/PMSI, Inc. Staff Pharmacist Pharmacy Operations PharMerica/PMSI, Inc. Assistant Director of Fulfillment Express Pharmacy Services, Inc. Manager, Pharmacy Department Walgreens Pharmacy Retail Pharmacist Walgreens Pharmacy Staff Pharmacist Caremark Prescription Service Division Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS Medication Therapy Management Services, Train the Trainer Program, American Pharmacists Association, April 2013 Delivering Medication Therapy Management Services, Certificate Training Program, American Pharmacists Association, February 2013 Pain Management, A Certification Program for Pharmacists, University of Kansas School of Pharmacy, February Asthma Management, A Certification Program for Pharmacists, University of Kansas School of Pharmacy, December Physical Assessment in Patient Care Management, Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy, October ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Florida, March 2003 to present Developed a specialty pain management/drug utilization review clinical clerkship rotation for pharmacy students; coordinated didactic teaching with emphasis on practical application of clinical skills. Assistant Professor, Florida A & M University College of Pharmacy, October December 2003 Clerkship preceptor

3 Page 3 RESEARCH ACTIVITIES/PROJECTS Implementation of Automated Dispensing Systems in Five Free Standing Hospice Care Centers This technology provided a means for the organization to improve inefficiencies in the drug distribution process, improved drug security measures especially with opioids, advanced the organization to the current standard medication administration practices, incorporated a means to improve medication safety in the hospice care centers, and mandated pharmacist oversight. Utilized project management tools to develop a business model and presented it to executive leadership. It outlined the scope of the project, financial analysis, strategic planning, potential vendors, timeline, and implementation process. Project was successfully completed and has significantly reduced medication errors in all care centers. Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) Quality Initiative A Focus on Safety Developed a company-wide policy and procedure on PCA usage in a hospice population with a focus on nursing and physician education; aspects included a mandatory continuing educational series on PCA pump programming with a required didactic portion and demonstrated competency on the PCA, pump features, appropriate patient selection, required monitoring, critical aspects to communicate to physicians for dosing adjustments, and the development of a patient/family educational brochure. Pain Management Consultation Service(s) Provided pain management consultation services for AvMed members referred by oncology case managers; services included serving as a liaison for the patient, direct communication to the prescribing physician(s), development of an ongoing medication action plan in conjunction with non-pharmacologic therapies and provision of an optimal pain management and palliative care plan to improve a patient s quality of life. Assisted leadership with development of various policies and procedures surrounding pain management-related prior authorizations and/or formulary decisions. In addition, developed interventional pain management guidelines for AvMed medical director(s) to utilize for medical benefit exception requests for implantable PCA pumps and spinal cord stimulators. Demerol Project Designed and implemented a clinical intervention process to identify patients on chronic meperidine therapy. Provided education to prescribing physicians and patients in order to ensure optimal pain management and to reduce the risk of an adverse event. Identifying At Risk Patients for Drug Therapy Complications Health Information Designs (HID) DURBase Integrated an established at risk database to the Workers Compensation patient population to identify and intervene in patients at risk for a drug-related adverse event; involved contrasting claims data against therapeutic criteria to identify at risk characteristics, evaluating the clinical significance of each patient s case, generating intervention letters to physicians, and monitoring for drug therapy revision. Updating Physicians on Revised Product Boxed Warnings Monitoring FDA websites for revised drug product information relating to new cautions, concerns, or addition of boxed warnings. Once a product is identified applicable to the Workers Compensation patient population, a database query is conducted to identify specific patients in order to direct appropriate interventions (written or via telephone) to the prescribing physician(s).

4 Page 4 PUBLICATIONS Roane TE*, Patel VT, McLin K. The Practice Model. Book chapter in: Medication Therapy Management: A Pharmacotherapy and Medication System Primer. Submitted to McGraw Hill May Moorman Li R, McLin K, Castillo JH. The Practice Model. Book chapter in: Pain Management: A Pharmacotherapy and Medication System Primer. Submitted to McGraw Hill May Roane TE, McLin K, Hall A, Hardin H. Chapter 21: Medication Therapy Management. In: Navarro R. Managed Care Pharmacy Practice 3rd edition. (accepted for publication) Preventing Pain: Understanding the Role of Opioids in Pain Management Continuing Care, February 2002 Orexigenic therapy for Involuntary Weight Loss in the Elderly PharMerica P & T Committee, May 2003 PRESENTATIONS AND LECTURES University of Florida, College of Pharmacy: PHA 5783: Pharmacotherapy 3: Acute Pain Management, January 2014, January 2015 Delivering Medication Therapy Management Services, Certificate Training Program, American Pharmacists Association, November 2013, October 2014 Psychological Aspects of Pain Continuing education for professional social work clinicians, administrators, educators, and researchers at regional chapter of Florida Society of Oncology Social Workers (FSOSW) May 2011 End of Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) - Pain Management Module Education initiative for nurses, physicians, and other health care providers with Veteran s Administration of North Florida/South Georgia National to improve palliative care September October 2010 and January 2011 Symptom Management at End of Life Continuing education to nurses, social workers, nurse practitioners, and physicians as part of bi-weekly new employee orientation March Present Pain Management with Opioids Continuing education to nurses, social workers, nurse practitioners, and physicians as part of bi-weekly new employee orientation March Present Non-Pharmacologic Treatment of Pain Continuing education to nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and pharmacists as part of institution-wide Pain Awareness Month activities September 2004

5 Page 5 Chronic Pain Quest for Relief Continuing education to nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and pharmacists as part of institution-wide Pain Awareness Month activities September 2004 Power Over Pain - Tips on Managing Pain Community education to senior adults as part of institution-wide Pain Awareness Month activities September 2004 Continuing education to nurses, case managers, and adjusters in workers compensation industry March 2002 through December 2003 Common Classes of Medications & Drug Therapy for Workers Compensation Patients Continuing education to nurses, case managers, and adjusters in workers compensation industry May 1999 through December 2003 Continuing education to nurses, case managers, and adjusters in workers compensation industry April 2001 through December 2003 Urine Drug Testing: What is the Relevant Information? Presentation to faculty, residents, and students associated with the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute Pain and Palliative Care Program November 2003 Mid South Workers Compensation Association - 13 th Annual Conference, Franklin, Tennessee October 2003 South Carolina Association of Rehab Professionals (SCARP), Greenville, South Carolina September th Annual Educational Conference of the Florida Workers Compensation Institute, Orlando, Florida August 2003 Concentra Integrated Services, August 2003 Kemper Case Management Services, May 2003 Neuropathic Pain Presentation to PMSI pharmacy staff and students April 2003

6 Page 6 Concerns and Risks Associated with Chronic Meperidine Therapy Presentation to PMSI pharmacy staff and students February 2003 Pain Symposium: Managing Chronic Pain in Worker Comp Cases, Baltimore, Maryland October Workers Compensation Seminar, Kansas Department of Human Resources, Overland Park, Kansas September 2002 Indiana Self-Insurers Association, Indianapolis, Indiana June 2002 Colorado Self-Insurer's Association, Denver, Colorado May 2002 Case Management Society of America (CMSA), Fresno, California April 2002 Alaska Adjuster Association, Anchorage, Alaska May 2001 MedInsights Inc., Midwest Division, Indianapolis, Indiana May 2001 Update Pharmacy Perspective: Acquired Immune Deficiency Disease Implemented staff development program for Department of Pharmacy at PMSI, Inc. October 2000 OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Faculty Development Committee, University of Florida, College of Pharmacy, July 2013 to present Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee, Chair, Haven Hospice, March 2010 to September 2012 Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee, AvMed Health Plans, January 2007 to March 2010 Pain Task Force, North Florida Regional Medical Center, January 2004 to December 2006 Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee, PharMerica Corporation, December 2000 to December 2003 Nursing Continuing Education Planning Committee, PMSI, Inc., May 2001 to December 2003

7 Page 7 HONORS AND AWARDS Pharmacist of the Year: Recognized in Drug Topics Special Report (August 2000) Individual Merit Award: PMSI, Inc. (1999) PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Academy of Managed Care Pharmacy American Pain Society Florida Pharmacy Association American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) Pharmacy Quality Alliance PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES Available upon request