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Marty J. Lute, Pharm.D.

Curriculum Vitae

10701 Stoneridge Drive

Sherwood, Arkansas 72120

Phone: (501) 626-5883

Work Fax: (501) 835-2922

Email: [email protected]

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RESIDENCY TRAINING

July 2010 - July 2011 Pharmacy Practice Residency

ARcare Federally Qualified Health Centers

Harding University College of Pharmacy

Residency Director: Julie Kissack, Pharm.D., BCPP

Department of Pharmacy Practice Chair

915 East Market Avenue

Box 12230

Searcy, Arkansas 72143

Residency Description: Work in several designated ARcare Federally Qualified Health Centers

(FQHC) with an interdisciplinary team with a clinical focus on disease

state management to improve patient outcomes and safety. Design a

research project and present results at a regional meeting, which included

provision and documentation of clinical pharmacy services and patient

outcomes associated with chronic disease states for the ARcare Patient

Safety and Clinical Pharmacy National Collaborative Team (PSPC). Train

a staff pharmacist for sustainability of the PSPC program participation,

and create a business plan to integrate sustainable clinical pharmacy

services into ARcare. Provide Medication Therapy Management (MTM)

services to qualified patients at partnered retail pharmacies with active

340B accounts with ARcare. Develop and implement experiential

education rotations designed for student pharmacists, both introductory

and advanced, to learn about clinical pharmacy services with patients in a

community ambulatory care setting. Serve as an instructor for Harding

University College of Pharmacy Department of Pharmacy Practice, as well

as participate with Dr. Dan Moore’s patient rounds weekly at White

County Hospital.

EDUCATION

Professional: Doctor of Pharmacy (Honor Graduate)- May 2010

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS)

College of Pharmacy

Little Rock, Arkansas

University Studies: Bachelor of Arts (Cum laude)- May 2006

Harding University

Searcy, Arkansas

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LICENSURE

Registered Pharmacist: Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy

PD11284

License to Immunize: Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy

C11284

Nursing Home Consultant: Arkansas State Board of Pharmacy

CP11284

National Provider Identifier: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

1225339682

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

MTM Services: American Pharmacist Association Certificate

BLS for Healthcare Providers: American Heart Association

HIV Testing and Counseling: Arkansas Department of Health

POST-RESIDENCY WORK EXPERIENCE

October 2011 - July 2015 Clinical Pharmacist

Pharmacist Coordinator (2013-2015)

Baptist Health Rehabilitation Institute

Lee Gentry, M.H.S.A. (Vice President and Administrator)

David Cobb, Pharm.D. (Baptist Health Director of Pharmacy)


PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Baptist Health Rehabilitation Performance Improvement Committee

Baptist Health Rehabilitation Institute Leadership Committee

Baptist Health Medication Safety Team Committee

Baptist Health Rehabilitation IMPACT Committee

Baptist Health APPE Student Development Committee

American Pharmacist Association New Practitioner Past Mentor for Harding University

Coalition for Tobacco Free Arkansas, Board of Directors

USA Delegate for 55th International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation (IPSF) World Congress

American Pharmacist Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) IPSF National Officer

APhA-ASP Summer Leadership Institute, UAMS Representative

Rho Chi, Beta Iota Chapter President

Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Theta Chapter Vice-President

UAMS College of Pharmacy Scholastic Standing Committee

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UAMS College of Pharmacy Honor Code Development Committee

UAMS College of Pharmacy New Student Orientation Committee

UAMS College of Pharmacy Student Exchange Committee

HONORS

American Pharmacists Association, Certificate of Leadership

Students selected based on leadership activity in professional development courses offered at regional

and national meetings

Phi Lambda Sigma Pharmacy Leadership Society

Selected by peers for leadership qualities and activities

Rho Chi Academic Honor Society

Selected based on academic achievement and character

AWARDS

UAMS Excellence in Pharmacy Informatics Award

Selected by faculty for service work in pharmacy informatics

UAMS Class of 1952 Scholarship

Selected by faculty for academic achievement and involvement in leadership activities

UAMS Dean’s List

Selected each semester based upon academic achievement

UAMS College Scholarships (2007, 2008, and 2009)

Students selected based on academic achievement and submission of pharmacy related essays each year

LECTURES

March 2011 PHA 754: OTC Pharmacotherapy

Insomnia

November 2010 PHA 774: Patient-Centered Care V

Curriculum Vitae and Résumé Development

September 2010 PHA 501: Introduction to Pharmacy and Health Care Delivery Systems

History of Pharmacy

September 2010 PHA 779: Special Populations

Pediatric Infectious Disease: Otitis Media and Meningitis

PRESENTATIONS

January 2014 Baptist Health Pharmacy Department Clinical Development

Heart Failure Pharmacotherapy Guideline Review with Complex Case Study


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May 2011 Midwest Pharmacy Resident Conference

Health Outcomes and Patient Safety Measurements following Addition of

Pharmacy Clinical Services in a Primary Care Setting

Omaha, Nebraska

March 2011 Continuing Education Program

Long-Term Effects of Intensive Glucose Lowering on Cardiovascular Outcomes


Searcy, Arkansas

February 2011 Continuing Education Program

Lurasidone for Schizophrenia: A Review of the Efficacy and Safety Profile for this

Newly Approved Second-Generation Antipsychotic


Searcy, Arkansas

August 2010 2010 Striking Out Tobacco in Arkansas Conference

Involvement of Pharmacy in Tobacco Prevention and Cessation in Arkansas

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences


July 2010 Continuing Education Program

Aggressive Cardiovascular Risk Control: Discussion of Current Guidelines

ARcare Community Health Center

Kensett, Arkansas

March 2010 American Pharmacists Association 158th Annual Meeting and Exposition

Tobacco Taxes and Pharmacy Involvement in Tobacco Cessation

Abstract published in the Journal of the American Pharmacists Association

Walter E. Washington Convention Center

Washington, District of Columbia

October 2009 Continuing Education Program

H1N1 2009 Novel Influenza

Baptist Hospital Pharmacy Department


October 2009 American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists Midyear

Regional Meeting

IPSF 101: Acting Locally, Impacting Globally

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

April 2009 American Pharmacists Association 157th Annual Meeting and Exposition

IPSF Programs and Opportunities for Student Pharmacists

Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center

San Antonio, Texas

PROFESSIONAL/SERVICE ACTIVITIES

Amboy Food Pantry Annual Food Drive

American Diabetes Association Arkansas Diabetes Walk and Tour de Cure

Arkansas AIDS Foundation Celebration of Life

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Beta Iota Rho Chi Chapter Books to Uganda Project

Christian Health Ministries Free Clinic

Indianhead Lake Baptist Block Party and Health Fair

Jefferson County Comprehensive Care Community Screenings for HIV

Mosaic Church Health Fair

River City Ministries Free Clinic

Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

2010 - Present American Society of Health System Pharmacists (ASHP)

2010 - Present American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP)

2006 - 2011 American Pharmacists Association (APhA)

2006 - 2012 Arkansas Pharmacists Association (APA)

REFERENCES

Provided upon request

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