Pharmacy Residents

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Martine Abouchabki, PharmD

Undergraduate: University of South Carolina
Pharmacy School: Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy
Professional Interests: Internal Medicine and Pediatrics
Hometown: Greenville, SC
Hobbies: Reading, traveling, spending time with family and friends

Why Spartanburg Regional? Spartanburg Regional had everything I was looking for in a residency program, including the wide variety of inpatient rotations in my areas of interest. I have had the amazing opportunity to work here as a pharmacy intern and complete many rotations here as a P4 student that allowed me to work alongside many clinical pharmacists. During my time here, it was clear to see how supportive and encouraging the pharmacy staff are in providing the best learning opportunities for their residents.

Elliott Wilch, PharmD

Undergraduate: Georgia Southern University
Pharmacy School: Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy​​​​​​​
Professional Interests: Critical Care and Emergency Medicine​​​​​​​
Hometown: Simpsonville, SC
Hobbies: Ice hockey, Running, spending time with family, and grilling

Why Spartanburg Regional? I was drawn to Spartanburg Regional because of the wide variety of rotations and learning experiences that are available. Before residency, I had the chance to complete some rotations here, and it was clear that the preceptors and pharmacy staff had the best interests of the residents and students in mind. All the staff at Spartanburg Regional are friendly, and after my time here, I knew it was the ideal learning environment for me as a resident.

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Amanda Fisher, PharmD

Undergraduate: University of Tampa 
Pharmacy School: University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy
PGY1 Residency: ProMedica Toledo Hospital in Toledo, OH
Professional Interests: Critical Care, Pain Management, Emergency Medicine
Hometown: I grew up as a military brat so I’ve lived in many places!
Hobbies: Reading, playing piano, spending time with my two dogs and cat, putting together Lego sets with my husband on date night

Why Spartanburg Regional? I chose Spartanburg Regional for a multitude of reasons. SMC is a Level I Trauma Center that will allow me to see high-acuity patients and practice critical care and emergency medicine in a fast-paced environment that can offer many learning experiences. At mid-year and during the interview process, I got to speak with some of the pharmacy members. They remembered who I was, held genuine conversations, and there was a strong sense of comradery. After discussions with the teams and learning more about the program, it solidified my decision to rank SMC highly.