Stephen Deptola, PharmD, and Bri Hemmann, PharmD, BCPPS, join us today to share their experience of creating, implementing, and continuing to challenge or adjust their resident wellness curriculum at his Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. Resident well-being is a major aspect of ASHP’s new standards and successful, tactful integration of these programs is critical to preventing burnout and creating well-rounded, successful practitioners.
SPEAKERS
Stephen Deptola, PharmD
is a Pediatric Critical Care Pharmacist at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. After completing his residency training, where he served as Chief Resident, he understood the importance of and began to pursue his professional interest in Well-Being and resiliency for pharmacy residents. In addition to his Well-Being and resiliency efforts, he has served as a PGY2 preceptor, served on the Residency Advisory Council, and served as a "Cultural Champion" for the pharmacy department in promoting diversity and equity in health care
Bri Hemmann, PharmD, BCPPS received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Her PGY1 pharmacy residency was completed at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital in St. Louis, MO, and her PGY2 pediatric pharmacy residency at Wake Forest Baptist Health in Winston-Salem, NC. She is a board certified pediatric pharmacotherapy specialist and currently practices in the NICU at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center.
