Correct Rx's clinical department is dedicated to adapting our services to your facility's specific needs. We provide staff education, medication utilization analysis, and survey support in addition to participating in Qualiity Improvement committee meetings.

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Dr. Helena Kim, PharmD, Corporate Director of Clinical Programs
Dr. Kesha O'Reilly, PharmD, Managing Director of Clinical Programs
Dr. Hui Seo, PharmD, Director of Medication Therapy Management

Dr. Helena Kim, PharmD, is our Corporate Director of Clinical Programs. Dr. Kim is a graduate of Northeastern University Bouve School of Health Sciences and has completed a post graduate residency program in managed health care systems. She has been conducting clinical reviews for correctional facilities for the past three years. Her clinical knowledge and expertise in the area of pharmacoeconomics is invaluable to our clients in controlling their costs while maintaining the highest level of patient care. Dr. Kim is well versed in the delivery of pharmaceuticals in the correctional detention arena, but more importantly, is intimately familiar with the individual requirements of correctional facilities. Correct Rx’s clinical programs set us apart from the competition.

Dr. Kesha O'Reilly, PharmD
Managing Director of Clinical Programs

Dr. O’Reilly is a graduate of Howard University, School of Pharmacy and has completed a post-graduate pharmacy practice residency training at the Veterans’ Affairs Medical Center (VAMC) located in Washington, DC. In addition, Dr O’Reilly completed a two-year ambulatory care fellowship at Howard University where she developed a diabetes adherence program. Dr O’Reilly has worked as a clinical pharmacist at Walter Reed Army Medical Center where she managed pharmacotherapy and renewal clinics; provided medication therapy management in hospital and ambulatory care clinics; coordinated and standardized mentoring and training programs. Also, Dr O’Reilly has extensive experience in telepharmacy services, pharmacokinetics, and infectious disease.

Dr. Kesha N. O’Reilly is the Managing Director of Clinical Pharmacy Programs at Correct Rx Pharmacy Services. She is responsible for formulary management, drug utilization, clinical CQI initiatives, correctional facility audits, and supervision of on-site correctional facility clinical pharmacists. Dr O’Reilly is committed to developing strong relationships with inter-disciplinary practitioners that promote improved patient outcomes through cost-effective healthcare in correctional facilities.

Dr. Hui Seo, PharmD
Director of Medication Therapy Management

Dr. Seo received his Doctor of Pharmacy graduate from the University of Maryland, School of Pharmacy in 1998. He completed a post graduate residency program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center while serving as an officer in the Army. He has clinical pharmacy experience in both the acute care and ambulatory care setting through rounding with the surgical intensive care team and direct patient care contact in an outpatient disease state management clinic. He served as formulary manager for the Walter Reed Army Medical Center to provide pharmacy benefit management in the National Capital Area. He also comes with significant operational experience managing an outpatient pharmacy and as the Pharmacy Manager for Coram Healthcare, a national home infusion provider.

As the Director of Medication Management at Correct Rx Pharmacy, Hui is responsible for developing clinical initiatives to improve patient outcomes. His current project is to break new ground in the delivery of clinical pharmaceutical care by implementing disease state management clinics for pharmacists to provide direct patient care in correctional facilities. He operates under the Clinical Department at Correct Rx Pharmacy to provide medication use evaluations through P&T meetings for correctional facilities and consultant chart reviews for long term care facilities.