Pharmacy Residents

Tiffany Dang

(tiffany_dang@valleymed.org)

Tiffany Dang is from Lacey, Washington. She earned both her undergraduate Biology degree and Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Washington. Following her graduation, she served as a hospital pharmacist for two years before advancing her clinical training by pursuing a PGY1 Pharmacy Residency with Valley Medical Center. She has a special interest in critical care pharmacy and hopes to explore this interest further. Outside of her work, Tiffany enjoys spending time with her family and friends over a good meal and good boba.

Why I chose Valley Medical Center?
After two years as a practicing hospital pharmacist, I decided to pursue a residency to refine my skills and transition into a more highly specialized clinical role. Valley Medical Center's program stood out for its diverse curriculum, positive work culture, dedicated teaching faculty, and its proven success in preparing residents for clinical practice. From my interview, it was clear that this was an environment built on a foundation of excellence where I could be challenged and supported to grow both professionally and personally. Now, as a resident here, that initial impression holds true every day, and I am grateful to be part of a team that is as dedicated to my development as a person as it is to my growth as a pharmacist. 

Jolina Nguyen

(jolina_nguyen@valleymed.org)

Jolina Nguyen is from Salt Lake City, UT and earned her PharmD at the University of Utah before moving to Washington to begin her PGY1 residency at Valley Medical Center. Jolina hopes to explore her pharmacy interests in infectious disease, neurology, and cardiology. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, exploring new food spots in Washington, snowboarding, and spending time with her dog and family.

Why I chose Valley Medical Center?
I chose Valley Medical Center for its warm and supportive environment that encourages residents to grow into independent, well-rounded pharmacists. I was especially drawn to the program’s strong acute care training and the variety of diverse rotations available through its affiliate institutions and clinics. At Valley, I value the opportunities to learn from preceptors with diverse expertise and perspectives, offering mentorship and professional development that will enrich my training and help me build the skills necessary to achieve my long-term goal of becoming a clinical pharmacist.

Amy Tran

(amy_tran@valleymed.org)

Amy Tran is from Lakewood, WA and attended the University of Washington School of Pharmacy where she received her PharmD.  She is interested in ambulatory care, oncology, and becoming a well-rounded pharmacist. In her free time, Amy enjoys weightlifting, finding new music, and solving the New York Times daily puzzles. 

Why I chose Valley Medical Center?
I chose VMC for my residency because I was looking for a program that would both challenge and support me throughout my journey. The positive and collaborative atmosphere as well as the preceptors’ passion for teaching and mentorship highly stood out during my interview.  Additionally, the diverse rotation experiences offer a strong foundation of knowledge which aligns with my goal of becoming a well-rounded pharmacist.

Eve Wilson

(eve_wilson@valleymed.org)

Eve Wilson is from Enumclaw, Washington and attended University of Washinton School of Pharmacy where she received her PharmD.  Her primary area of interest is Emergency Medicine with peripheral interests in Critical Care and Psychiatric medicine. She is looking forward to gaining a variety of clinical experiences and becoming a well-rounded pharmacist during her time here at Valley. In her free time, Eve loves to travel, spend time in nature, cook, and have quality time with loved ones and her cat, Ginger.

Why I chose Valley Medical Center?
I chose VMC because I instantly felt at home here.  When I first met the preceptors during my interview, they described their dedication to the Valley community and that stuck with me. I knew I would be challenged here to grow both clinically and personally, while also having the support I needed to thrive. In addition, I loved the accessibility of diverse clinical experiences within the VMC network while maintaining a community hospital feel at VMC.