Curriculum Vitae - Rosalind Franklin University

Abbie (Erickson) Lyden, PharmD BCPS
Email: [email protected]
3333 Green Bay Road, North Chicago, IL 60064
(847)-578-7630
EDUCATION and TRAINING
Pharmacy Practice Residency
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Boston, MA
June 2006-June 2007
Doctor of Pharmacy
August 1998-May 2006
Purdue University, School of Pharmacy
West Lafayette, IN 47907
An additional 58 hours of engineering credit with a focus in Industrial Engineering
LICENSURE and CERTIFICATION
Registered Pharmacist, State of Illinois, 2010-present
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist, 2007-present
Advanced Cardiac Life Support, Basic Life Support, 2007-present
Adult Immunization Certification, 2006
Registered Pharmacist, Commonwealth of Massachusetts #26819, 2006-present
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Assistant Professor
August 2012-present
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
 Course director and lecturer in Toxicology Elective for pharmacy students
 Lectures in Pharmacology courses for pharmacy and PA students and
pharmacy skills laboratory at Rosalind Franklin University College of
Pharmacy
 Serves as faculty advisor for pharmacy students
 Participates on academic committees including Strategic Planning, Education,
and Admissions
 Practices clinically in the Emergency Department (ED) at Northwestern
Memorial to provide optimal pharmaceutical care and consults
 Precept students and residents (PGY1 and PGY2 Critical Care) in the ED
Critical Care, Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacist
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Nov 2010-present
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Medical and Surgical Intensive Care Units: attend and participate in
clinical rounds, conduct medication reviews
Emergency Department (ED): assist lead ED pharmacist in establishing
active pharmacy presence in all facets of care delivery in the Northwestern
ED
Respond to cardiac arrest throughout Feinberg, Galter, and Prentice
Hospitals
Established an ICU and Emergency Medicine pharmacy Journal Club to
review relevant literature
Member and participant in Emergency Department Pharmacy Committee,
Pharmacy Practice Committee, PGY2 Interview Committee
Precept PGY2 critical care resident, PGY1 pharmacy residents, and
PharmD candidates
Emergency Medicine Senior Clinical Pharmacist:
June 2007-October 2010
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
 Established clinical Emergency Medicine pharmacist position
 Lead clinical pharmacist directing the establishment of pharmacy services
in the inpatient and outpatient Dialysis Unit
 Co-Leader (with Emergency Department attending physician and
pharmacy colleague) of Emergency Department Computerized Order
Entry/Technology team; manage the review and creation of computerized
order entry templates
 Member of Pharmacy Department Peer Review Committee: review,
approve, and validate all clinical and administrative research executed
through the Department of Pharmacy Services
 Leader on Residency Advisory Council: drive strategic planning for
Brigham and Women’s Pharmacy Residency Program
 Provide clinical pharmacy consultation for emergency department staff
 Review all medication orders for emergency department and dialysis
patients; intervene as appropriate to optimize therapeutic, economic, and
safe pharmacologic treatment
 Participate in developing guidelines with the Pharmacy and Therapeutics
Committee, Drug Safety Committee, Antimicrobial Subcommittee, and
Anticoagulation Subcommittee
 Author of hospital-wide policies for quality improvement and cost-saving
initiatives, drug administration guidelines, Pharmacy and Therapeutics
newsletter articles, and journal club reviews
 Manage and precept Emergency Department rotation for pharmacy
residents and students
 Attend and participate in Emergency Department daily rounds
Pharmacy Practice Residency:
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
June 2006-May 2007
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Review and assess the quality of pharmacotherapy throughout the
institution
Provide clinical pharmacy consultation to multiple medical services
Perform drug utilization evaluations and develop drug administration
guidelines
Serve outpatient renal transplant clinic one day per week, providing drug
consult services to transplant team and counseling services to patients
Assist in precepting pharmacy students
Rotations: Renal Transplant, Nephrology, Coronary Care Unit, Coronary
Surgical Unit, Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Drug Information, Research Projects,
Infectious Disease, Neurology Intensive Care Unit, Medical Intensive Care Unit,
Administration, Lung Transplant, Cardiology
Internships
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
JRCOSTEP Intern (Commissioned Corps)
Rockville, MD
May-August 2004
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
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Assistant Professor. Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science.
August 2012-present.
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Adjunct Faculty Member. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. May 2010October 2010.
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Adjunct Faculty Member. University of Rhode Island School of Pharmacy.
January 2009-October 2010.
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Adjunct Faculty Member. Northeastern University School of Pharmacy.
December 2008-October 2010.
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Pharmacy Management Course Facilitator. Northeastern University School of
Pharmacy. May-August 2007.
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Therapeutics Seminar Facilitator. Northeastern University School of Pharmacy.
January-February 2007.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
Lecturer
2014-Present YPHS 511: Fundamentals in Physiology II
Novel oral anticoagulants (1 hour)
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2014-Present HPAS610: Pharmacotherapy II
Drug dosing in renal failure (1 hour)
2013-Present YELP 702: Toxicology elective
Introduction to toxicology (2 hours)
Acetaminophen poisoning (1 hour)
Salicylate poisoning (1 hour)
Beta blocker and calcium channel blocker poisoning (1 hour)
Alcohol poisoning (1 hour)
Toxic alcohol poisoning (1 hour)
Simulation (2 hours)
2013-Present YELP 701: Critical Care and Medical Emergencies elective
Hemorrhagic shock and trauma (2 hours)
2012-Present HPAS600: Pharmacotherapy I
Ischemic Heart Disease (2 hours)
YPHP606: Pharmacy Skills Lab IV
Substance Abuse and Toxicological Tests (2 hours)
YPHP607: Pharmacy Skills Lab V
Medication Errors Lecture (2 hours)
Medication Errors Lab (2 hours)
Emergency Response Lecture (1 hour)
Emergency Response Lab (4 hours)
HPAS610: Pharmacotherapy II
Chronic Renal Failure (2 hours)
HPAS620: Pharmacotherapy III
Drug-induced Liver Injury (1 hour)
Cirrhosis (2 hours)
Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology (1 hour)
Introduction to Toxicology (2 hours)
Facilitation
P1 and P2 Influenza Clinic (2 hours)
YPHP506 Pharmacy Skills Lab-Prescription Labeling, Counseling (3 hours)
YPHP507 Pharmacy Skills Lab II Practical (4 hours)
YPHP 617A Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience Simulation (4 hours)
YPHP608 Pharmacy Skills Lab V-catch phrase lab (2 hours)
DePaul University
Lecturer
2013-Present Career Pathways, Health Professions
Introduction to Pharmacy (30 minutes)
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Northwestern University
Lecturer
2011-Present Pharmacotherapy for Physician Assistants
Ophthalmology (2 hours)
University of Rhode Island School of Pharmacy
Lecturer
2009
Gastrointestinal Diseases Elective
Acute and Chronic Pancreatitis (3 hours)
PUBLICATIONS
1. Kiraly A, Lyden A, Periyanayagam U, et al. Management of hemorrhage
complicated by novel oral anticoagulants in the emergency department: case
report from the Northwestern Emergency Medicine Residency. American
Journal of Therapeutics 2013;20(3):300-306.
2. Zane R, Erickson A. Management of the Obese Patient (2012). In Walls R,
Murphey M (Eds.) Manual of Emergency Airway Management (4th ed). New
York, NY: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. [Publication release date April 2,
2012.]
3. Clevidipine, a short-acting, intravenous dihydropyridine calcium channel
blocker for the management of hypertension. Pharmacotherapy
2010;30(5):515-528.
4. Erickson AL, Roberts K, Malek SK, et al. Analysis of infusion-site reactions
in renal transplant patients receiving peripherally administered rabbit
antithymocyte globulin as compared with basiliximab. Transplant
International 2010;23(6):636-40.
5. Rothschild J, Churchill W, Erickson A, et al. Medication errors recovered by
emergency department pharmacists. Ann Emerg Med 2010;55(6): 513-521.
6. Churchill W, Cooley T, Cotugno M, et al. “Case Studies of Organizations’
Approaches to Medication Management.” A Guide to The Joint
Commission’s Medication Management Standards. Ed. Jeannell Mansur.
Oakbrook Terrace: Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations, 2009: 24-42.
7. Erickson A, Szumita P, Cotugno M. Implementation of clinical pharmacy
services in a dialysis unit. Am J Health-Syst Pharm 2008;65(1):2011-2013.
8. Fanikos J, Erickson A, Munz K, et al. Observations on the use of ready-to-use
and point-of-care activated parenteral products in automated dispensing
cabinets in U.S. hospitals. Am J Health Syst Pharm 2007;64(19):2037-43.
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RESEARCH AND GRANTS IN PROGRESS
1. Beta-blocker overdose treated with extended duration high dose insulin
therapy. Planned submission in October 2013.
2. The effect of migraine pharmacotherapy on patient stay in the Emergency
Department. Data collection in progress. Anticipated completion November
2013.
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
1. Dimitrievski G, Palecek W, Levasseur-Franklin K, Lyden A. Pharmacists’
role in emergency airway responses. Poster presented at ASHP Midyear,
2013.
2. Bogdanowicz B, Bajer K, Lyden A et al. The Effect of Migraine
Pharmacotherapy on Patient Stay in the Emergency Department. Poster
presented at the Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
summer research poster session, 2013.
3. Rothschild J, Churchill W, Erickson A, et al. Medication Errors Recovered
by Emergency Medicine Pharmacists. Poster presented at the American
College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly, 2009.
4. Erickson A, Gabardi G. Analysis of Infusion-site Reactions in Renal
Transplant Patients Receiving Peripherally Administered Anti-thymocyte
globulin (Rabbit) or Basiliximab. Poster presented at the American
Transplant Congress, 2009.
5. Erickson A, Cotugno M, Szumita P, et al. Prospective Pharmacy Order
Review in an Inpatient and Outpatient Dialysis Unit at a Tertiary
Academic Medical Center. Poster presented at ASHP Midyear, 2007.
6. Erickson A, Gabardi S, Baroletti S, Churchill W. Analysis of Infusion-site
Reactions in Renal Transplant Patients Receiving Peripherally
Administered Anti-thymocyte globulin (Rabbit) or Basiliximab.
Methodology poster presented at UHC Resident Poster Session, 2006.
7. Kennedy D, Erickson A, Uhl K, Goetsch R. Quality Review of Congenital
Anomaly Reports Sent to the Food and Drug Administration. Poster
presented at ASHP Midyear 2004, FDA Science Forum 2005, and
International Society of Pharmacoepidemiology 2005.
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
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Erickson A. Options for anticoagulation. Presented at Emergency Medicine
Conference. November 2012.
Erickson A. Beta-blocker and calcium channel blocker overdose. Presented to
Pharmacy and Medical staff at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. September 2012.
Erickson A, Short E. Lithium Overdose. Presented to medical intensive care unit
attendings and fellows at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL January 2012.
Erickson A. Emergency Department Computerized Order Entry Templates.
Presented to multidisciplinary group at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA
June 2010.
Erickson A. Aminoglycoside Optimization. Case Conference, Boston, MA, May 2010.
Erickson A. Calcium Channel Blocker Overdose. Case Conference, Boston, MA,
March 2010.
Erickson A. Clinical Pearls: To Give, or Not to Give: That is the Question:
Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Acute Pancreatitis? ASHP Midyear National Convention,
Las Vegas, Nevada, December 2009.
Erickson A. Anticoagulation Safety. Venous Thromboembolism Research Group,
Boston, Massachusetts. December 2008.
Erickson A. Anticoagulation National Patient Safety Goals: Meeting the Challenge.
University Health-Systems Consortium Annual Pharmacy Conference, Orlando, Florida.
December 2008.
Erickson A, Munz K. Antidotes for Toxic Ingestions: Practical Approaches and
Clinical Pearls for Pharmacists. The Council of Boston Teaching Hospitals Pharmacy
Grand Rounds, Boston, Massachusetts. November 2008.
Erickson A, Conwell D. Chronic and Acute Pancreatitis: Practical Approaches to
Disease State Management. Pharmacist and Nursing Accredited CE Program presented
to multidisciplinary group, Boston, Massachusetts. October 2008.
Erickson A. Vasopressor Pharmacology. Presented to Emergency Department Nursing
staff, Boston, Massachusetts. May 2008.
Erickson A. Post-intubation sedation and analgesia management. Presented to
Emergency Department Nursing staff, Boston, Massachusetts. April 2008.
Erickson A. Glycemic Control: Focus on non-critically ill emergency department
patients. Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital Emergency Medicine Staff and
Pharmacy Department, Boston, Massachusetts. February and March 2008.
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Erickson A. UHC, ASHP 2015, and BWH. Presented to Brigham and Women’s
Hospital pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts. December 2007.
Erickson A, Munz K. Initiating Clinical Pharmacy Services in an Emergency
Department. Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department,
Boston, Massachusetts. June-October 2007 (multiple presentations).
Erickson A. Staffing the Dialysis Unit. Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital
pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts. June-October 2007 (multiple
presentations).
Erickson A. Levetiracetam Therapeutic Drug Monitoring: Clinically beneficial or
too early to tell? Presented at Pharmacy Grand Rounds, Northeastern University,
Boston, Massachusetts. April 2007.
Erickson A. Pharmacist Interventions: Acid-base Disorders. Presented to Brigham
and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts. March 2007.
Erickson A. Pharmacologic Management of Elevated Intracranial Pressure.
Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston,
Massachusetts. February 2007.
Erickson A. JCAHO Preparedness: Are You Ready? Presented to Brigham and
Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts. December 2006.
Erickson A. Induced Hypothermia: Cooling Procedures after Cardiac Arrest.
Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston,
Massachusetts. November 2006.
Erickson A. Long QT-interval: a Focus on QT-dispersion. Presented to Brigham and
Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts. October 2006.
Erickson A. Corticosteroid Avoidance or Withdrawal in Renal Transplant.
Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston,
Massachusetts. September 2006.
Erickson A. Calcineurin Inhibitors: Toxicities and Drug Interactions. Presented to
Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts.
September 2006.
Erickson A, Munz K, Speredelozzi N. Optimizing Aminoglycoside Usage. Presented
to Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy department, Boston, Massachusetts.
August 2006.
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Erickson A. Pathogenesis and Treatment of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism in
Chronic Renal Failure. Presented to Brigham and Women’s Hospital pharmacy
department, Boston, Massachusetts. June 2006.
Erickson A, Walston C. Drug Utilization Evaluation: Simvastatin versus
atorvastatin use on the Tohono O’Odham Indian Reservation. Presented to Indian
Health Service pharmacy staff and directors, Sells, Arizona. February 2006.
Erickson A, Huang J, Thorpe N. Anti-Rheumatic Drug Therapy in Pregnancy and
Lactation. Presented to Rheumatology medical team, National Institutes of Health,
Bethesda, Maryland. October 2005.
Erickson A. Infective Endocarditis. Presented to pharmacy staff, Brigham and
Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. May 2005.
Erickson A, Lin H. Decompensated Heart Failure. Presented to pharmacy staff,
Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. May 2005.
Erickson A, Lin H. Chronic Heart Failure. Presented to pharmacy staff, Brigham and
Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. May 2005.
Erickson A. Acute Coronary Syndromes. Presented to pharmacy staff, Brigham and
Women’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts. May 2005.
Erickson, A. Maintenance Efficiency: Recycling Program. Presented to Industrial
Engineering associates, managers, and directors, Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida.
April 2001.
COMMITTEES and ORGANIZATIONS
Professional
 American College of Clinical Pharmacy, October 2008-present
 American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, August 2005-present
 University HealthSystem Consortium, Performance Improvement & Compliance
Committee, July 2006-October 2010
Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
 Admissions Committee, College of Pharmacy, August 2012-present
 Strategic Planning Committee, Education, August 2012-present
 Strategic Planning Committee, Clinical Practice, 2012
 Ad-Hoc Pharmacotherapy Committee, 2012-2013
 Ad-Hoc Faculty Search Committee, Asst Dean Student Affairs, 2013
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
 Pharmacy Research Committee. June 2013-present
 Critical Care PGY2 Residency Advisory Committee, July 2012-present
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PGY1 Residency Advisory Committee, August 2012-present
Pharmacy Practice Committee, March 2011-present
Pharmacy Journal Club, January 2011-present (chair)
Emergency Department Pharmacy Committee November 2010-present
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
 Pharmacy Peer Review Committee, March 2010-October 2010
 Residency Advisory Council, October 2009-October 2010
 Emergency Department Template Committee, July 2006-October 2010
 Pharmacy Journal Club, June 2006-October 2010
 Resident Teaching Seminar, June 2006-June 2007
HONORS and ACTIVITIES
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Second place, 2013 Summer Research Poster Session, Rosalind Franklin
University of Medicine and Science
Northwestern Emergency Department Medical Residency “Team Player” Award
Partner’s in Excellence Award, Pharmacist-Run Zostavax Clinic, Brigham and
Women’s Hospital
Partner’s in Excellence Award, Implementation of Pharmacy Services in an
Inpatient and Outpatient Dialysis Unit, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Distinguished Pharmacist Award, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Purdue University International Study Program (Oxford, England)
Purdue Valedictorian Scholarship
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