MAYA SEN
Pharmacist · Medication safety · Patient care

Precision in every dose.

A pharmacist portfolio shaped like a prism: clinical knowledge enters from every angle, is checked through evidence, and leaves as clearer, safer care.

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01 / Clinical philosophy

Make complex therapy feel clear.

I work at the point where pharmacology, practical communication and careful review meet. The goal is not simply to dispense a medicine, but to help every patient understand what it does, how to use it and what to watch for.

Check the whole picture.Review indications, interactions, duplication, renal considerations and patient-specific risks before recommending a change.
Translate evidence.Turn clinical guidance and medication information into concise, useful decisions for patients and care teams.
Design for adherence.Use plain-language counseling, practical routines and teach-back to make safe therapy easier to follow.
2400Medication reviews
780Patients counseled
96%Safety follow-ups
02 / Expertise

The pharmacist's prism.

Four facets of practice, presented as distinct clinical lenses rather than generic skill percentages.

01

Medication therapy

Medication reconciliation, optimization, duplication checks and individualized therapy review.

Clinical
02

Patient counseling

Clear medication instructions, teach-back, adherence conversations and side-effect education.

Care
03

Safety systems

High-alert medication awareness, interaction screening, error prevention and documentation.

Safety
04

Evidence review

Guideline interpretation, literature scanning and concise clinical communication for teams.

Evidence
03 / Experience

A practice built in stages.

Clinical Pharmacist · Meridian Care Centre

Lead medication reconciliation and counseling workflows across outpatient and transition-of-care services, with an emphasis on high-risk therapy.

Hospital Pharmacist · Northbridge Medical

Supported inpatient medication review, discharge education, formulary questions and multidisciplinary clinical rounds.

Community Pharmacist · WellSpring Pharmacy

Built a patient-first counseling practice spanning chronic medicines, minor ailments, adherence support and safe self-care education.

04 / Selected impact

Small interventions. Safer outcomes.

Featured case / 01

From medication list to medication clarity.

Designed a discharge-review workflow that paired reconciliation with teach-back, helping patients leave with a clearer understanding of changed medicines, timing and follow-up questions.

38%

Fewer unresolved discrepancies

Illustrative improvement after introducing a structured pharmacist review checkpoint.

3×

Faster counseling handoff

Condensed medication instructions into a reusable, patient-friendly conversation framework.

14

Team education sessions

Short evidence briefings on medication safety, interactions and practical counseling.

05 / Contact

Let's improve the medication journey.

For clinical collaborations, pharmacy leadership opportunities, patient-education projects or professional conversations, send a note.

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