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Rayf Aboezz
Rayf Aboezz, Pharm.D.Critical Care Pharmacy Practice Resident
Email: rayf.aboezz@utoledo.edu
Education:
- Critical Care Pharmacy Practice Residency, University of Toledo 2006-2007
- Pharmacy Practice Residency, St John Hospital & Medical Center 2005-2006
- Doctor of Pharmacy, North Dakota State University 2005
- B.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences, King Saud University, Saudi Arabia 1996
- Critical Care
- Internal Medicine
- Infectious Disease
Rayf Aboezz received his Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences in 1996 from King Saud University, Saudi Arabia and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees in 2005 from North Dakota State University. Rayf worked as staff pharmacist for 3 years in King Fahad National Guard hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and for 3 years in King Khalid National Guard Hospital in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Rayf completed his pharmacy practice residency at St John Hospital & Medical Center in 2006 and he is continuing his post-graduate education year two at the University of Toledo, University Medical Center where he is a critical care pharmacy resident. His residency project will focus on insulin and tight glycemic control in critically ill patients.
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