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Into the BLUE:
Introduction to Methylene Blue
1 Credit CE | Duration ~ 1 hour
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Here is What You'll Learn
Describe mechanisms of action for Methylene Blue
Recognize pros and cons of procuring raw materials and working with the raw materials
Describe and confer understanding of different therapeutic applications
Describe and understand interactions with food/other drugs/ supplements and herbs
Recognize advantages and disadvantages of particular dosage forms
Kerry Earlywine is a Doctor of Pharmacy and a graduate of Nova Southeastern University, College of Pharmacy. After graduating, Kerry completed a Psychopharmacology Specialty Residency, also at Nova Southeastern University. He has more than 28 years of experience, having specialized since 2004 in the practice of compounding pharmacy. His experience in various areas, including but not limited to hormone replacement, autoimmune disorders, Lyme disease, autism, nutrition, and various forms of alternative medicine, provide him a wholistic approach to the care of the body and the numerous variables that affect its perfect function.
As an assistant professor and adjunct at Nova Southeastern University, College of Pharmacy, and preceptor for students at various United States Colleges of Pharmacy, Dr. Earlywine has assisted with the training and development of other pharmacists and pharmacist students and was part of the team that first developed the University’s on-campus pharmacy and pharmaceutical care services. Further, he routinely speaks on the topics of health, nutrition and compounding pharmacy, and serves as a consultant to numerous clients in Colombia, Brazil, Canada, Mexico and the United States.
Mr. Breton has a rich background in all aspects of pharmacy consulting, practice, microbiology, nationwide logistics, pharmacy law, and management. His career has included many aspects of pharmacy practice: retail, hospital, sterile compounding, non-sterile compounding, and Home Care. He has been an integral part of the design and construction for pharmacy and microbiology laboratories. Randy is a licensed pharmacist in 12 States and has the designation of Consultant Pharmacist (CPh.) in the state of Florida.
Many changes in pharmacy regulations have made Mr. Breton an expert in the areas of environmental monitoring, documentation, USP 797, 800, 503a, cGMP, and non-sterile (USP 795). This includes aspects of the physical operations of laboratories (HVAC/HEPA/Hazardous Materials).
Randy is one of the founding members of Pharmetric Laboratory, has worked with General Foods, and was a member of the USP Modern Microbiological Methods Expert Panel. He has a broad background regarding analytical laboratory science/microbiology, (USP 71,85, 51, 61 GLP), and chemistry related to sterile and non-sterile prescription pharmaceuticals, Herbal supplements, cosmeceuticals, and lyophilization/extraction. This includes UHPLC/HPLC/GC instrumentation.
Mr. Breton has also been a pharmacy law consultant for federal and state cases related to pharmaceutical compounding and considerable experience in the areas of pharmacy business, contract negotiation, marketing, billing, and purchasing. For many years Randy has enjoyed public speaking and the training of Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse practitioners, Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians and Patients.