Manager of Pharmacy Clinical Services
PGY-1 Pharmacy Residency Program Director

Patrick Leung, Pharm.D., BCPS, PhC Patrick Leung, Pharm.D, is the Manager of Pharmacy Clinical Services at Memorial Medical Center (MMC) and a faculty at Southern New Mexico Family Medicine Residency since 2002. He is also a credentialed pharmacist clinician at MMC Anticoagulation Management Service. He works collaboratively with family medicine team to manage inpatient and outpatient medication therapy. He rounds daily with a multi-disciplinary team at Intensive Care Unit. He is the pharmacy leader of MMC Antimicrobial Stewardship team. He is the Co-Chair of Clinical Competency Committee at Family Medicine Residency. Besides his teaching responsibilities at Family Medicine Residency, Dr. Leung is the MMC Pharmacy Residency Program Director and a preceptor for University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy and Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Leung is a Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist. He received his Bachelor of Pharmacy and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from Washington State University. Some of his practice interests are infectious diseases, cardiovascular diseases, anticoagulation, and diabetes.

Clinical Pharmacy Specialist

Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico
· PGY1: Southern Arizona VA Health Care System in Tuscon

Learning Experience you precept:
· Continuity Clinic

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Seeing students and new practitioners learn, grow, and find their passions throughout the year

Fun fact:
· I enjoy running ultra marathons and am starting my own business that combines evidence-based lifestyle change with medication management to empower people living with chronic conditions.

Adlina has been a dedicated member of the MMC pharmacy team for over 20 years, with the last 15 years focused primarily on pharmacy informatics. Her work has been instrumental in advancing the use of technology to support safe, efficient, and high-quality medication use across the organization.

Originally from Washington State, Adlina relocated to Las Cruces to join MMC, bringing with her a diverse and well-rounded pharmacy background. Her experience spans hospital pharmacy, long-term care, ambulatory care, anticoagulation clinics, school-based health centers, consulting, and retail pharmacy. This broad foundation has shaped her ability to approach challenges with a systems-level perspective and a deep understanding of patient care across settings.

Education:
· Washington State University (B. Pharm)
· Eastern Washington University (MBA)
· New Mexico State University (MPH, BS-ICT)
· University of New Mexico (MHA)

Learning Experience you precept:
· Pharmacy Practice Management and Administration

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Seeing how much our residents learn and become colleagues

PGY2 EM Residency Program Director

Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico
· PGY-1: Memorial Medical Center

Learning Experience you precept:
· Emergency Medicine (PGY 1 & 2)
· Education (PGY2)
· Community Response (PGY2 Elective)
· ER Staffing (PGY2)

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Watching the growth from IPPE to APPE student to resident to future colleague

Dr. Irwin holds a multifaceted role at MMC as a Clinical Pharmacist, Pharmacy Supervisor, and Sterile Compounding & Pediatric Pharmacy Specialist, where she brings over a decade of diverse pharmacy experience to our team. In her current role, Brooke has contributed to the supervision and leadership of pharmacists and technicians. She has a breadth of experience overseeing daily operations, ensuring compliance with USP and regulatory standards, and leading initiatives that enhance efficiency, training, and patient safety. Her leadership has been instrumental in advancing our pharmacy services and supporting the professional development of our staff.

Brooke is a dedicated mentor and preceptor to pharmacy residents, students, and technicians. Her commitment to excellence has earned her numerous accolades, including the “Hospital Staff Pharmacist of the Year” from the Arkansas Association of Health-System Pharmacists and the “Living the Mission” award from St. Bernard’s Medical Center.

 Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico

Learning Experience you precept:
· Pediatrics

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Watching learners get excited about making a difference

Education:
· PharmD: University of Wyoming

Learning Experience you precept:
· Oncology
· All IPPE student rotations

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Having students that have never been inside a hospital pharmacy before learn about all the many jobs a pharmacist does in a hospital

PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Coordinator

Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico
· PGY1: Memorial Medical Center

Learning Experience you precept:
· Inpatient staffing (PGY1)

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Being a resource and support system to residents in every circumstance, as my preceptors were to me when helping me find my clinical footing during residency

Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico
· PGY1: Memorial Medical Center

Learning Experience you precept:
· Internal medicine
· Inpatient staffing (PGY1)

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Watching residents grow and become more confident being a pharmacist and seeing them notice their growth

Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico
· PGY1: University of Washington Medical Center

Learning Experience you precept:
· Oncology and Palliative Care

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· I love supporting residents in finding their passion in patient care and learning so much from them in the process

Education:
· PharmD: University of New Mexico
· PGY1: Memorial Medical Center
· PGY2 in Emergency Medicine: Memorial Medical Center

Learning Experience you precept:
· Emergency Medicine

Favorite part about being a preceptor:
· Hearing where the residents end up after their residency training and how much our program impacted them in a positive way!