Current Residents

Anna Collins, PharmD
Pharmacy Education: University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy
Hometown: Hurley, MS
Research: Antimicrobial Prescribing Practices for Community-Acquired Pneumonia (CAP) in a community, teaching health system
Areas of Interest: Cardiology
What drew you to Mobile Infirmary/why did you choose our program? I knew when applying to residency programs, I wanted to match with a program that had a supportive staff and offered a wide variety of learning experiences. After interviewing at Mobile Infirmary, I was drawn to the welcoming environment they offered during my interview process. Additionally, the opportunity to do rotations in such a wide variety of settings ranging from pediatrics to critical care solidified my decision to pursue a residency at Mobile Infirmary. I believe this diverse clinical exposure will allow me to grow into a well-rounded and confident pharmacist, equipped to handle a broad spectrum of patient care scenarios.
Contact: Anna.collins@infirmaryhealth.org

Angie Wilson, PharmD
Pharmacy Education: University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy
Hometown: Huntsville, AL
Research: Evaluation of Medication Discrepancies at Discharge
Areas of Interest: Infectious Disease
What drew you to Mobile Infirmary/Why did you choose our program? Mobile Infirmary stood out to me as my top choice during the residency application process, particularly because of the flexibility in elective rotations. The ability to tailor my learning experiences to my specific interests drew me in, and I felt that their variety of rotations would provide me with a well-rounded residency experience. After my interview, I was certain that Mobile Infirmary was the right fit for me. The faculty and preceptors I met were not only welcoming and approachable, but also incredibly passionate about their work. I left with a strong impression that if given the opportunity to train here, I would be learning from the best.

Contact:angelyn.wilson@infirmaryhealth.org

Trace Easterling, PharmD
Pharmacy Education: Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy
Hometown: Grand Bay, AL
Research: Opioid Utilization with Enhanced Recovery After Cesarean Delivery Protocol Versus Standard of Care
Areas of Interest: Infectious Diseases, Internal Medication
What drew you to Mobile Infirmary/why did you choose our program? During my APPE rotations, I had the opportunity to complete two rotations at Thomas Hospital, where I gained insight into the Infirmary Health system. These experiences sparked my interest in their residency program. At Midyear, I spoke with a number of residency programs from across the southern region. While each program highlighted their own unique strengths, I didn’t feel a deep connection with the people I spoke to. However, during my conversations with the residents and preceptors at Mobile Infirmary, I felt something different. Their respect and interest in the residency program were very apparent, and it was then when I felt a true connection with the program. When it came time for interviews, that connection was still there, and I knew without a doubt that Mobile Infirmary was the place where I needed to be!
Contact: trace.easterling@infirmaryhealth.org