Caitlin Maskornick, PharmD
PGY2 Solid Organ Transplant Pharmacy Resident
Site: Temple University Hospital
Area of interest: Transplant Infectious Disease, Management of Immunosuppression, Transitions of Care
Education: Northeastern University School of Pharmacy (Boston, MA)
Postgraduate Training: PGY1 – Temple University Hospital (Philadelphia, PA)
Hometown: Quakertown, PA
Research project: Incidence of Post- Operative Adverse Cardiac Events and Time to Resumption of Beta Blockers in Renal- Transplant Recipients on Pre- Transplant Beta Blocker Therapy
Hobbies: baking, exploring the city
Why Temple: I chose Temple University Hospital because it is a large academic medical center that serves a diverse patient population. Temple's supportive learning environment, broad range of clinic specialties and emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration fosters a deep learning experience. I knew that gaining hands on patient experience while learning from preceptors of all different backgrounds would provide new perspectives and help me to become a better pharmacist. Temple's dedication to comprehensive training and a commitment to high quality, patient specific care allows residents to have a deeper understanding of pharmacy practice.