Jeffrey Van Liew is a dedicated Clinical Pharmacist at the Pediatric Heart Center ICU of Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital, where he leverages his extensive expertise in cardiac critical care and cardiology to enhance patient outcomes. His role is pivotal in managing complex medication regimens for...
Jeffrey Van Liew is a dedicated Clinical Pharmacist at the Pediatric Heart Center ICU of Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital, where he leverages his extensive expertise in cardiac critical care and cardiology to enhance patient outcomes. His role is pivotal in managing complex medication regimens for critically ill pediatric patients, particularly those undergoing heart transplant procedures and receiving mechanical circulatory support. With a strong focus on pulmonary hypertension, Jeffrey collaborates closely with multidisciplinary teams to ensure optimal medication safety and efficacy, tailoring pharmacotherapy to meet the unique needs of each patient.
In addition to his clinical responsibilities, Jeffrey's previous experience as a Medicare prescription drug policy consultant at Health Management Associates has equipped him with a robust understanding of healthcare management and public health policy. His analytical skills enable him to conduct thorough research and data analysis, informing best practices in medication management and legislative advocacy. This dual perspective enhances his ability to navigate the complexities of pharmaceutical care within the pediatric population, ensuring that treatment protocols align with the latest evidence-based guidelines.
Jeffrey's commitment to continuous improvement is evident in his proactive approach to medication safety and his ability to communicate effectively with both healthcare professionals and families. His proficiency in Microsoft Office and healthcare consulting further supports his role in developing innovative strategies to optimize pharmacotherapy in critical care settings. Through his work, Jeffrey Van Liew exemplifies the vital intersection of clinical expertise and policy advocacy, making significant contributions to the field of pediatric cardiology.
