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Buckingham U. Badger
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 608-262-6234
Address: 777 Highland Avenue, Madison, WI 53705
ASHP Resident Match Code Number: 0000

EDUCATION
Doctor of Pharmacy September 2016 – Present
University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy GPA: 3.826/4.0
Madison, WI
Anticipated Graduation: May 2020

Operations & Technology Management Named-Option January 2018 - Present

University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Madison, WI

Study Abroad May – July 2014

Don Quixote Language School
Madrid, Spain
(through University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee, Study Abroad Program)

Pre-Pharmacy Education September 2013 – May 2016

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee GPA: 3.912/4.0
Milwaukee, WI

CERTIFICATIONS
Immunization Delivery May 2018
University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) February 2019 – Present

American Heart Association

Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers September 2016 - Present
American Heart Association

PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCES

Inpatient Pharmacy Intern
Aurora BayCare Medical Center – Green Bay, WI

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Supervisor: XX, PharmD
• Monitored patients for medication efficacy and safety, assessed daily drug-drug interaction and
anticoagulation reports and made pharmaceutical recommendations to pharmacists and other health care
providers, performed pharmacokinetic calculations, and provided education at discharge for all patients
starting oral anticoagulation
• Designed, coordinated, and implemented a pilot Pharmacy Technician Medical Admission History Program,
collected and evaluated data, and developed presentation on outcomes
• Coordinated and conducted sterile products competency testing in accordance with USP 797 for all
pharmacists and pharmacy technicians and provided individualized education and training in areas of
deficiency
• Developed a system-wide “For Your Well Being” patient education handout on pain-relieving medications
for the breastfeeding mother

Inpatient Pharmacy Technician

Aurora Medical Center Manitowoc County – Two Rivers, WI
Supervisor: XX, RPh
• Prepared unit doses and cartfill, performed cart exchange, and refilled Accudose cabinets
• Received “Planetree” training in creating a healing and compassionate healthcare environment

ADVANCED PHARMACY PRACTICE EXPERIENCES

Ambulatory Pharmaceutical Care Clerkship
Marshland Pharmacy
Mayville, WI
Preceptor: XX, PharmD

Intensive Care Pharmaceutical Specialty Clerkship

William S. Middleton VA Hospital – Surgical and Cardiac ICU
Madison, WI
Preceptor: XX, PharmD

Ambulatory Pharmaceutical Care Specialty Clerkship

Wingra Family Medical Center
Madison, WI
Preceptors: XX, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP and XX, PharmD
• Provided pharmacy support and staffing for Family Medicine residents
• Interviewed patients and determined appropriate anticoagulation therapy and follow-up
• Performed medication therapy management consults for patients with hypertension, diabetes, and mental
health conditions and documented patient interactions in SOAP note format

Acute Pharmaceutical Care Clerkship

University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics – General Medicine
Madison, WI
Preceptor: XX, PharmD, BCPS, AAHIVE, CNSC
• Performed daily monitoring for patients, which included reviewing all patients’ medications, vitals, and labs,
and determining appropriate efficacy and safety monitoring parameters
• Actively participated on daily unit rounds by providing evidence-based recommendations and answered
medication-related questions

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 • Determined appropriate pharmacokinetic dosing for vancomycin and aminoglycosides
• Performed medication histories upon patient admission and provided medication consultations upon patient
discharge

Ambulatory Pharmaceutical Care Specialty Clerkship

Zuni Comprehensive Community Health Center
Zuni Indian Reservation, Zuni, NM
Preceptor: XX, PharmD, BCPS
• Utilized Indian Health Service communication skills while counseling patients on medications
• Interviewed patients and developed anticoagulation plans and appropriate follow-up
• Developed the protocol for a Pharmacist-Led Hypertension Ambulatory Clinic

The Medicine Shoppe

Two Rivers, WI
Community Pharmaceutical Care Specialty Clerkship (Elective)
• Performed profile reviews and counseled patients on new and refill prescriptions
• Measured blood pressure, determined blood pressure goals, and utilized motivational interviewing to help
patients improve their blood pressures by making small lifestyle changes
• Monitored blood pressure and blood glucose readings daily for patients through the CareCompanion®
Program and made therapeutic recommendations based on results
• Created new Pharmacist-assisted Tobacco Cessation Program model, including new patient education and
documentation forms, and presented business case to local physician group

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Student Teaching Assistant
Pharmacotherapy III Women’s Health Unit
University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Madison, WI
Professor: XX, PharmD, BCPS, BCACP
• Led patient case discussions regarding Women’s Health and contraceptives in pharmacotherapy lab and
lecture
• Promoted students’ ability to utilize resources and apply pharmacotherapy concepts to adapt to patient-
specific considerations

Student Teaching Assistant

Pharmacotherapy I & II
University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Madison, WI
Professor: XX, RPh
• Trained over 130 DPH-1 students to play the role of standardized patients for DPH-2 consultations in
Pharmacotherapy Lab for epilepsy, migraine, and depression patients
• Facilitated pharmacotherapy lab discussions of various patient cases, including epilepsy, migraine,
anticoagulation, chronic stable angina, and acute coronary syndromes
• Developed and presented an online lecture covering the epidemiology and risk factors for coronary heart
disease and wrote quiz questions based on lecture

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 • Provided discussion session on anti-thrombotics and fibrinolytics using active learning techniques to enhance
student learning for the DPH-2 class

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Research Assistant
University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Madison, WI
Protocol M-2018-0084: Does patient role-playing improve pharmacy students’ counseling skills?
Scope: To evaluate the impact of peer role-playing on students’ communication
Principle Investigator: XX, RPh
Co-principle Investigators: John Doe, PhD, and Buckingham Badger, 2020 PharmD Candidate
• Surveyed DPH-1 students pre- and post-role play regarding their self-efficacy in consultation skills,
compiled and analyzed data, and helped develop research paper on findings.

Laboratory Assistant
Asthma, Allergy, and Pulmonary Research Laboratory
University of Wisconsin – Madison, Clinical Science Center
Madison, WI
Principle Investigator: Jane Doe, MD
Supervisor: XX, PhD
• Trained medical fellows and students in conducting enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) and in
tissue culture of airway fibroblasts and epithelial cells
• Designed and carried out an independent study on the inhibition of eosinophils and presented the results to a
group of physicians and scientists
• Developed new cell maintenance and assay protocols and revised outdated procedures

PUBLICATIONS
Badger B, Boilermaker P. How effective are pharmacologic agents for alcoholism? Evid Based Prac. 2019, In press.

Badger B, Doe J. Updated simvastatin recommendations: a community pharmacy’s response. JPSW. 2018; 15(2):24-
27.

Badger B. Operation Heart. DISCOVERx. 2018;4(1)26.

Badger B. Take care of your “heart” with WSPS. JPSW. 2018;14(1):30-31.

PRESENTATIONS
Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteremia. Patient case discussion presented to students and faculty at the University of
Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy. Madison, WI. October 2019.

Hepatorenal syndrome. Patient case discussion presented to students and pharmacists at the University of Wisconsin
Hospital and Clinics. Madison, WI. September 2019.

Fosphenytoin. Inservice presented to nursing staff at Zuni Comprehensive Community Health Center. Zuni, NM.
July 2019.

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Vitamins and supplements. Inservice presented to employees at the Orion Energy Systems. Manitowoc, WI. June
2019.

Covering pharmacist-assisted tobacco cessation as a health benefit. Presentation to local physician group at
Manitowoc Medical Center. Manitowoc, WI. June 2019.

Taking vital signs. Workshop presented to first-year pharmacy students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison,
School of Pharmacy. Madison, WI. August 2018.

Viral meningitis and encephalitis: a patient case and review of antiviral medications. Presented to pharmacy interns
and pharmacists at the Aurora BayCare Medical Center. Green Bay, WI. August 2018.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Rho Chi Society – Eta Chapter April 2018 - Present
University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Member
• Inducted April 2018
• Promoted awareness of heart disease and stroke for the 20XX Start! Heart Walk
• Tutored pharmacy students in a variety of courses during walk-in sessions once a month

Initiation Committee Member (January – April 20XX)

• Assisted with planning and execution of initiation ceremony for new members

School of Pharmacy Student Ambassador Program October 2016 - Present

University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Student Ambassador
• Provided tours and insight into life as a pharmacy student to prospective students and groups
• Interviewed candidates for an advisor position in the Student and Academic Affairs department

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) September 2016 - Present

Member
• Attended ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting (20XX)
• Participated in ASHP Clinical Skills Competition (20XX, 20XX)
- Local Competition (20XX, 20XX)
- National Competition (20XX)

Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin (PSW) September 2016 - Present

Member
• Attended PSW Annual Meeting (20XX, 20XX)
• Attended PSW Legislative Day (20XX)

Wisconsin Society of Pharmacy Students (WSPS) September 2016 - Present

University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Member
• Volunteered for events, including diabetes and asthma screenings, and Flu Shot Clinic

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 • Teamed with health care professional students at MEDiC Clinics to provide care for uninsured patients

WSPS Operation Heart Co-Coordinator (April 20XX – May 20XX)

• Co-developed policies and procedures, screening forms, and training materials
• Trained over 200 students on blood pressure-taking, heart disease, and how to hold a screening
• Arranged, coordinated, and conducted cardiovascular risk assessment and blood pressure screenings (12
screenings) and other events to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease
• Screened over 150 patients for their risk for heart disease and referred 65 patients to their primary care
providers
• Collaborated with medical and dietetics students to provide cholesterol testing and education about heart
healthy food choices to underserved patients

WSPS Co-Vice President of Educational and Professional Development (May 20XX – May 20XX)
• Coordinated, managed, and administered the 20XX ASHP Clinical Skills Competition
• Scheduled and arranged for students to attend Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee Meetings by
contacting Directors of Pharmacy at local hospitals

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
10th Annual Women in Healthcare Seminar for High School Girls February 2019
Madison, WI
• Co-created and performed a patient counseling scenario which demonstrated the important role of the
pharmacist

Aspira School of Hope English as a Second Language Tutor September 2016 – May 2018
James Madison Memorial High School
Madison, WI
• Provided assistant to students struggling with learning basic science and reading in English

Badger Buddy (Madison) August 2014, August 2015

University of Wisconsin – Madison
Madison, WI
• Welcomed incoming freshman, assisted with Move-In Days, provided tours of the undergraduate campus,
and helped new students adjust to life in Madison

AWARDS AND HONORS

University of Wisconsin – Madison, School of Pharmacy
Scholarships
Pamela A. Ploetz Pharmacy Scholarship (September 2019)
Remembering Adam Nickel Pharmacy Scholarship (September 2018)
Target Pharmacy Scholarship (September 2018)
Honors
Meyerhoff Undergraduate Excellence Award for Leadership, Scholarship, and Service (April 2019)
WSPS 20XX – 20XX Member of the Year
High Honor Roll (Spring 2016, Fall 2017, Fall 2018, Spring 2019)
Honor Roll (Fall 2016)

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University of Wisconsin – Madison
Dean’s List (Fall 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016)
Krauskopf Chemistry Award (March 2016)

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