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Edward
Sheridan, PharmD, BCPS, CDM, BC-ADM, AE-C, CACP
Director/Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
Dr. Sheridan serves as the Pharmacy Practice Residency Director. He has been adjunct faculty and clinical ambulatory care pharmacist for Saint Joseph Family Medicine Residency Program at the Saint Joseph Family Medicine Center since 1996. He is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of pharmacy practice at both Butler and Purdue Universities. He was awarded preceptor of the year by and serves on the Dean's Professional Council for Purdue University. He coordinates and teaches the pharmacology course for 2nd year medical students at Indiana University School of Medicine. He earned an Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate from Purdue and Butler Universities. He has been published in the Journal of Family Practice and peer reviews for the Pharmacist’s Letter. He is a member of both ACCP and ASHP, participating on the Midyear Clinical Meeting Programming Committee.
To contact Ed about the residency program click here.
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Lisa Ribble, BS, PharmD, BCPS, CDM
Associate Director/Clinical Coordinator
Dr. Ribble has been a clinical pharmacist at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center since 1998. She actively participates in institutional committee functions such as: P&T, IRB, Critical Care Committee and The Keystone Initiative. She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at both Butler and Purdue Universities and also precepts Saint Joseph Family Medicine resident physicians. She has participated in teaching pharmacology to the 2nd year Indiana University School of Medicine medical students. She earned an Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate from Purdue and Butler Universities. She is a peer reviewer for the American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy. Dr. Ribble is currently a member of St. Joseph Pharmacy Association, ASHP and ACCP.
To contact Lisa about the residency program click here.
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Angelina
Sagarsee, PharmD, AE-C, BCPS, CACP
Associate Director/Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
Dr. Sagarsee graduated from the Pharmacy Practice residency program at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center. She is currently a clinical ambulatory care pharmacist at Healthy Family Center where she also serves as coordinator for the standardization of medication assistance programs. She earned an Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate from Purdue and Butler Universities. She is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of pharmacy practice at both Butler and Purdue Universities, precepting students. She also teaches pharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University – South Bend Campus. She is a member of ASHP and ACCP. Dr. Sagarsee peer reviews for the Pharmacist’s Letter. She serves on the ASHP New Practitioners Forum Professional Practice Advisory Group.
To contact Angelina about the residency program, click here.
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Keith Behr, RPh
Preceptor/Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
Keith Behr, R.Ph., has been the pharmacist for the Sister Maura Brannick Health Center at Chapin Street since 2002. Prior to that, he was the Director of Pharmacy for the South Haven Community Hospital in South Haven, Michigan. Keith started his pharmacy career with Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center following his 1991 graduation from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy in Boston, MA. Keith originally came to SJRMC to plan, design and implement the Surgical Pharmacy Satellite
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Danniel Cline, PharmD, RPh
Preceptor/Pharmacy Manager
Dr. Cline is the Pharmacy Manager at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in South Bend, IN. After graduation from Butler University, he completed a pharmacy practice residency at Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital in Milwaukee, WI. He has worked at Marsh Pharmacy in Indianapolis as a pharmacy manager and is involved with community outreach programs. He became a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at Memorial Hospital in South Bend and then moved on to practice as a Compounding Pharmacist at Mar-Main Pharmacy. He is an adjunct assistant professor of pharmacy practice for both Butler and Purdue University. He teaches pharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University – South Bend Campus.
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Michelle Dies, PharmD, RPh
Preceptor/Surgery Satellite Pharmacist
Dr. Dies has been a pharmacist in the surgery pharmacy satellite at Saint Joseph’s Regional Medical Center since 1995. She currently serves as the primary surgery satellite pharmacist. Dr. Dies received her Doctorate of Pharmacy from Purdue University in 1999 and her BS in Pharmacy from Purdue in 1989. She teaches pharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University – South Bend Campus. She earned an Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate from Purdue and Butler Universities. She is the 1999 recipient of the IPA Excellence in Research Award and is currently a member of both IPA and the Saint Joseph County Pharmacy Association.
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Jason Jablonski, RPh
Preceptor/Pharmacy Director
Jason Jablonski, R.Ph., has served as the Director of Pharmacy for Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center since 2001. He currently oversees the operations of the South Bend, Mishawaka and Plymouth pharmacies. He was the Director of Pharmacy for LaPorte Hospital prior to coming to South Bend. He received his B.S. in pharmacy from North Dakota State University. Jason is on the Trinity Health-McKesson Advisory Board, and has served on various group-purchasing committees. He is currently a member of ASHP. He also teaches pharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University – South Bend Campus.
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Laura Martin, PharmD
Preceptor/Clinical Pharmacist-Infectious Disease/Nutrition
Dr. Martin graduated from Purdue University in 2003 with a Doctorate of Pharmacy Degree. She worked as a clinical pharmacist at Memorial Hospital, South Bend, for four years before joining the SJRMC clinical pharmacy team. She currently serves on the following hospital committees: P&T, Joint Antibiotic Subcommittee, and IRB. Dr. Martin has earned her Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate from Purdue and Butler Universities, and is also an Affiliate Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice for Purdue and Butler.
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Anthony T Patterson BS R.Ph
Preceptor/Clinical Pharmacist-Critical Care/Cardiology
Anthony Patterson has been with Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center since 2002, as a Critical Care Decentralized Clinical Pharmacist within the ICU Satellite. He actively participates in institutional committee functions such as: Pharmacy & Therapeutic Committee, Critical Care Committee, member of Code Blue, and Keystone Initiative. He presents pharmacology lectures to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University – South Bend Campus.He earned an Indiana Pharmacy Teaching Certificate from Purdue and Butler Universities. Dr. Patterson has published in the American Journal of Critical Care. He is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice at both Butler and Purdue Universities and a member of MPA, ASHP, ASCP, and ACCP.
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Lindsay Snyder,
PharmD, BCPS
Preceptor/Ambulatory Care Pharmacist
Dr. Snyder is a clinical ambulatory care pharmacist at
the Healthy Family Center in Mishawaka. She earned
her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Toledo
in 2008. Following graduation, she completed a pharmacy
practice residency with emphasis in ambulatory care at
Blanchard Valley Medical Associates in Findlay, Ohio. During
residency, she also served as an Assistant Professor of
Pharmacy Practice at Ohio Northern University. She is currently
a preceptor for pharmacy students from Purdue University.
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Dominic
Vachon, PhD
Preceptor/Director, Behavioral Medicine & Caring Science Training
Dr. Dominic Vachon graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 1980 with bachelor degrees in psychology and philosophy. In 1985 he received a Master of Divinity degree from the University of Notre Dame. In 1993 he received a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Loyola University of Chicago. He completed a predoctoral internship at Oaklawn Psychiatric Hospital in Goshen, Ind. and at the Notre Dame Counseling Center. He later completed a Scientist-Practitioner Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Notre Dame.
Dr. Vachon is the Director of Behavioral Medicine and Caring Science Training for the Family Medicine Residency Program. He is also an adjunct professor in the Theology Department at the University of Notre Dame and Clinical Assistant Professor for the Indiana University School of Medicine. Previously he was a staff psychologist at the University of Notre Dame Counseling Center and a Concurrent Assistant Professor in the Psychology Department for nine years and later an adjunct professor for the Psychology Department for seven years. He also specializes in Neurofeedback therapy. He has a private practice and previously worked for the Holy Cross Health System Corporate Office in the areas of organizational ethics and mission effectiveness.
Dr. Vachon conducts research in the areas of empathy and burnout in the helping professions, the psychology of caring, family caregiving, and the role of spirituality in helping others. He founded the Institute for the Support and Study of the Caring Professions, a private consulting and educational organization that does workshops and consultation for healthcare and other organizations concerned about caring and stress in helping people.
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