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Isabel Hagedorn, PharmD
Pharmacy Practice Resident
Hello, my name is Isabel Hagedorn. I was born and raised in a small town in the rolling hills of southern Indiana. I attended Purdue University School of Pharmacy from which I graduated this past May. After my residency, I am hoping to pursue a Masters in Public Health. Combining an MPH with my PharmD will open up many opportunities to further the field of pharmacy by working towards population-based preventative health. In my spare time I enjoy running, volleyball, hiking, biking, camping, and fishing - or anything else outdoors. Cooking is also a relaxing hobby I enjoy. I am looking forward to a fun and educational year serving our patients of the South Bend/Mishawaka region.
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Katie Ringenberg,
PharmD
Pharmacy Practice Resident
Hi, I’m Katie Ringenberg from Spencerville, Indiana. I received my Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Purdue University. I decided to pursue post-graduate residency training to further advance my clinical skills as well as my confidence and competence as a practitioner. I was seeking a place that could help me transition from student pharmacist into pharmacist, while pushing me to be the best I could be. Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center was the perfect fit! I enjoy playing tennis, baking cookies, traveling and soaking in new cultures, photography, and spending time with family and friends. I am looking forward to a great year with my co-residents and the wonderful staff and clinicians here at St. Joe
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Sheena Sanders, PharmD
Pharmacy Practice Resident
Greetings, I am Sheena Sanders from Indianapolis, Indiana. After graduating from Butler University College of Pharmacy, I worked in a retail community setting for two years as a staff pharmacist. I later decided I wanted to pursue one of my career goals of becoming a clinical pharmacist in a collaborative ambulatory care setting. I love patient interaction and I hope to have a positive impact on patient care outcomes. Ultimately, my professional objective is to improve the health and awareness of the community through the practice of pharmacy with an emphasis on minority and underserved communities.
When I’m not working, I love spending my time with family and friends. I enjoy football greatly and I wish the season was longer. I have many other interests which include reading, music, poetry, and art to name a few
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Kierstan Hanson,
PharmD, BCPS
2008 University of Iowa Graduate
2009 Residency Program Graduate
After completing my residency at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in 2009, I have accepted a faculty position with Ferris State University College of Pharmacy. My primary practice site is located in Lansing, MI on the campus of Michigan State University. I will be re-establishing the pharmacy presence at the Family Health Center. In the future, I may be assisting with the Family Medicine Center and Internal Medicine Clinics as well. For now, I am excited to be designing my own practice site. In addition to my ambulatory care responsibilities, I will serve as preceptor to fourth year Ferris State PharmD candidates while they are on their ambulatory care rotation. Finally, I will be responsible for didactic education for second and third year Ferris State PharmD candidates at the Grand Rapids campus. I had a great experience at Saint Joseph, so feel free to contact me for honest feedback about the residency program.
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Michelle Wannemuehler,
PharmD, BCPS
2008 University of Iowa Gradute
2009 Residency Program Graduate
After completing my challenging yet rewarding residency year, I will be going to Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, IN. There I will be part of the initiation of an oncology infusion center and plan to eventually specialize in oncology pharmacy. During my time at St. Joe, I was fortunate to rotate on many services, oversee resident medicine rounds, perform pharmacokinetic and nutrition pharmacy consults, actively participate in committee meetings, and develop great personal relationships. I expect that this will have more than prepared me to excel at Deaconess. I am looking forward to advancing my pharmacy practice skills in Evansville, spending more time with my family and hopefully getting a new dog!
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Heidi Anksorus, PharmD, BCPS, AE-C
2007 University of Illinois at Chicago Graduate
2008 Residency Program Graduate
As the second resident to complete the PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice Residency at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, I really enjoyed my experience at SJRMC. I am grateful for the many opportunities I had to grow and develop as a new practitioner, not only professionally but personally. Upon completion of the residency, I was offered a position working for SJRMC, and am very excited I can continue my practice with a great organization filled with knowledgeable staff and clinicians. Besides having the flexibility to work in various areas of SJRMC’s pharmacy services, I also participate in teaching pharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University - Notre Dame and am a member of ASHP and ACCP.
To contact Heidi about the residency program click here.
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Anna Markel, PharmD, BCPS, AE-C
2007 Midwestern University Graduate
2008 Residency Program Graduate
After completing my residency training at St. Joe, I accepted a position with University of Illinois at Chicago as a Clinical Pharmacist/Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Ambulatory Care Services. This position will allow me to continue providing direct patient care in the Anti-thrombosis Clinic as well as the Medication Therapy Management Clinic. In addition, I will continue to be actively involved in educating PharmD candidates and residents. On a personal note, I will maintain my partnership position in the internet company balloonlab.com. I truly feel that my residency training at St. Joe has prepared me for my future professional endeavors. I hope that as I journey into my professional development, I continue to positively impacting our profession.
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Angelina Sagarsee, PharmD, BCPS, AE-C, CACP
2006 Purdue University Graduate
2007 Residency Program Graduate
After a brief time in community practice, I became the clinical ambulatory care pharmacist at Healthy Family Center where my primary responsibilities are pharmacotherapy education, direct patient care, practice management, and coordination of the system wide medication assistance programs. I am an Adjunct Assistant Professor of pharmacy practice at both Butler and Purdue Universities. I also teachepharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University - Notre Dame. I am a member of ASHP and ACCP.
To contact Angelina about the residency program click here.
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Nathaniel Sagarsee, PharmD
2006 Ohio Northern Graduate
2007 Residency Program Graduate
With a vision of pursuing a career in Pharmacy
Management I completed a residency program after
graduation here at Saint Joseph's and took a
staffing/clinical position at one of the satellite hospitals.
Recognizing a plethora of opportunities existed for me back at the med
center, I returned and continued to develop as a leader. Soon after, an
opportunity as Director of Pharmacy in a Long Term Acute Care facility
came available and I moved into that position. I currently live in South
Bend, IN where my wife and I are expecting our first child. It is going to be
crazy!
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Kathy Freeman, PharmD, BCPS
2005 Purdue University Graduate
2006 Residency Program Graduate
After completing my residency at SJRMC, I relocated to the great state of MI with my husband, Tim, and dog, Rowdy. Currently, I am a clinical pharmacist at the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System in the ambulatory care department. Here, I have the opportunity to provide both direct and indirect patient care, consultations, drug information services, drug use evaluations and quality assurance activities. Additionally, there are many teaching responsibilities with pharmacy students and medical residents from the University of Michigan and our own VA pharmacy residents. When I first moved to Michigan, I worked as a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist with Henry Ford Health Systems and Health Alliance Plan where I provided both chronic care management for multiple disease states--including medication therapy management services--and medication utilization management to develop and implement strategies for improving appropriate medication use. I continue to be a member of ACCP.
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Anita Schwartz, PharmD, BCPS, CDM
2004 Butler University Graduate
2005 Residency Program Graduate
I graduated as the first resident from the Pharmacy Practice residency program at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center in 2005. Currently, I am a pharmacy manager with Wal-Mart. In this setting I strive to advance the practice of community pharmacy using my clinical knowledge along with my practice management skills. Prior to this I was a clinical ambulatory care pharmacist at Healthy Family Center where I also served as coordinator for the standardization of medication assistance programs. I received an Indianapolis Resident/Fellow Teaching Certificate from Purdue University School of Pharmacy. I am an Adjunct Assistant Professor of pharmacy practice at both Butler and Purdue Universities precepting PharmD candidates. I also teach pharmacology to 2nd year medical students at Indiana University - Notre Dame. I am a member of ASHP and ACCP.
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