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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
Anna Bulman, PharmD
Pharmacy Education: Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy
Hometown: Bay Minette, AL
Research: Association Between Cumulative Intrapartum Oxytocin Exposure and Postpartum
Hemorrhage
Areas of Interest: Internal Medicine, Ambulatory Care, Pediatrics
What drew you to Mobile Infirmary/why did you choose our program? I had the opportunity to interact with many Mobile Infirmary preceptors
and staff as a pharmacy student at Auburn. I loved the environment and
the people from day one. They have always made me feel like family. The
Residency Program staff were always available to answer any questions
and provide encouragement throughout the application process. Mobile Infirmary
also offers a wide variety of learning opportunities in many fields of
pharmacy practice. With Infirmary Health being the largest hospital system
in the Baldwin/Mobile area, I knew that there would be many opportunities
for learning and growth.
Contact: Anna.bulman@infirmaryhealth.org
Jazlynn Trosclair, PharmD
Pharmacy Education: William Carey University School of Pharmacy
Hometown: Larose, LA
Research: Association of Intraoperative Intravenous Methadone Administration with
Postoperative Opioid Consumption in Major Orthopedic and General Abdominal
Surgery: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Areas of Interest: Oncology, Critical Care, and Pediatrics
What drew you to Mobile Infirmary?/Why did you choose our program?:
When researching residency programs, Mobile Infirmary checked all the boxes
for what I was looking for, and it came recommended by a former resident
who attended William Carey. After interviewing, I knew it was a great
fit for me. Everyone was incredibly welcoming, and the program’s
supportive environment was evident. The program truly prioritizes resident
well-being, values feedback, and fosters professional growth. The rotations
offered also aligned with my current interests, while the flexibility
in electives allows me the opportunity to adapt to changes in interests.
I believe my experience at Mobile Infirmary will help me grow into a well-rounded
pharmacist.
