I have extensive experience with various EHR systems, including Epic and Cerner. In my previous role, I was responsible for integrating medication management modules into the EHR to improve prescribing accuracy and patient safety. I also conducted training sessions for healthcare providers on how to effectively use these systems, which resulted in a significant reduction in medication errors.

I believe that effective clinical decision support tools must be both evidence-based and intuitive. I work closely with clinicians to understand their needs and design tools that are easy to navigate. Regular feedback sessions and usability testing are essential to refine these tools, ensuring they provide actionable insights without overwhelming users.

Bridging the gap between clinical and IT teams requires clear communication and a shared understanding of each other's goals. I facilitate regular meetings and workshops where both teams can discuss challenges and solutions. By fostering a collaborative environment, we can align technology initiatives with clinical needs, ultimately improving patient outcomes.

I stay current by regularly attending conferences, webinars, and workshops focused on pharmacology and informatics. Additionally, I am an active member of professional organizations such as the American College of Clinical Pharmacy and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society. This allows me to stay informed about the latest research and best practices in both fields.

In a previous project, I led the implementation of a real-time medication reconciliation system that integrated with the EHR. This system automatically cross-checked patient medications against their medical records, alerting clinicians to potential discrepancies. The project resulted in a 30% reduction in medication-related adverse events and improved overall patient safety.