Current PGY1 Pharmacy Residents

Our Residents

Aaron H. Ritter

  • School of Pharmacy: University of Florida College of Pharmacy
  • Clinical Interests: I am eager to pursue a PGY-2 residency in hematology and oncology, with a particular interest in malignant hematology, BMT, and solid tumors such as thoracic, GI, and gynecological. These are among my favorite areas to manage due to their complexity and impact, and I am especially drawn to this patient population because of their strong motivation to get better. Hematology and oncology are fields where the pharmacist has an infinite number of opportunities to intervene and improve a patient's quality of life. 
  • Medication Use Evaluation: Evaluation of Calcitonin Use for Management of Hypercalcemia at BIDMC
  • QI/Research: Evaluating the Incidence of Medication-Associated Acute Kidney Injury in Neonates at BIDMC 
  • Favorite thing about living in Boston: My favorite thing about living in Boston is being able to experience seasons again after living in the year-round sauna that is Florida. I also love how close in proximity we are to other major metropolitan areas such as New York for a quick weekend getaway.

Aileen Shin

  • School of Pharmacy: Northeastern University
  • Clinical Interests: Ambulatory Care and Solid Organ Transplant
  • Medication Use Evaluation: Evaluation of Anti-thymocyte Globulin (Rabbit) Use in Renal Transplant Patients for Induction Therapy
  • QI/Research: Evaluation of corticosteroid use in neonates for chronic lung disease/ bronchopulmonary dysplasia 
  • Favorite thing about living in Boston: Walkable city with great restaurants, cafes, and bakeries all over the place.

Rozhina Yasrebi

  • School of Pharmacy: University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
  • Clinical Interests: Infectious diseases, Critical care
  • Medication Use Evaluation: Evaluation of inpatient IVIG use at BIDMC and adherence to institution protocol   
  • QI/Research: Evaluation of inpatient epoetin use in patients with ESRD on HD at BIDMC
  • Favorite thing about living in Boston: Walkable city and the cultural diversity

Annie Zhao

  • School of Pharmacy: Rutgers University
  • Clinical Interests: Internal Medicine, Critical Care
  • Medication Use Evaluation: Evaluation of Terlipressin Use in Hepatorenal Syndrome  
  • QI/Research: Use of Angiotensin II in Methylene Blue Refractory Vasodilatory Shock
  • Favorite thing about living in Boston: Walkable city with a lot to explore such as museums, resturants, and coffee shops