DR. MICHAEL HICHO, PHARMD
Pharmacy at East Blvd, Cleveland, OH
License number
Ohio 03233053
Category
Pharmacy
Type
Pharmacist Clinician (PhC)/ Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
Address
Address
10701 East Blvd EAST, Cleveland, OH 44106
Phone
(216) 791-3800
Personal information
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Address
Phone
2430 Valley Parkway Dr, Broadview Heights, OH 44147
North Royalton, OH
13121 Morning Star Dr, North Royalton, OH 44133
2430 Valley Parkway Dr, North Royalton, OH 44133
2430 Valley Pkwy, Broadview Hts, OH 44147
Professional information
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Pharmacy Intern At Louis Stokes Cleveland Va Medical Center
Pharmacy Intern At Louis Stokes Cleveland Va Medical Center
Position:
Pharmacy Intern at Louis Stokes Cleveland Medical Center
Location:
Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area
Industry:
Hospital & Health Care
Work:
Louis Stokes Cleveland Medical Center
- East Cleveland, OH since Jun 2007
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Pharmacy Intern
University of Toledo
- Toledo, OH Aug 2011 - May 2012
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Pharmaceutics Lab Teaching Assistant
Discount Drug Mart
- Maple Heights, OH Aug 2009 - Dec 2011
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IPPE Experience
Omnicare Pharmacy of Northwest Ohio
- Perrysburg, OH Oct 2011 - Nov 2011
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IPPE Experience
Cleveland Clinic Huron Hospital
- East Cleveland, OH Dec 2010 - Dec 2010
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IPPE Experience
Precision Gasket & Die, Inc.
- Brunswick, OH Jun 2005 - Jun 2007
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Warehouse/Manufacturing Worker
Education:
University of Toledo 2011 - 2013
Doctor of Pharmacy, Pharmacy University of Toledo 2007 - 2011
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemistry Minor, Pharmacy North Royalton High School 2003 - 2007
Doctor of Pharmacy, Pharmacy University of Toledo 2007 - 2011
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemistry Minor, Pharmacy North Royalton High School 2003 - 2007
Honor & Awards:
Magna Cum Laude, College and Departmental Honors in Pharmacy Practice, Tower of Excellence Scholarship, Gilbert and Janiece Siegel Scholarship, Alan R. Minadeo Memorial ASP Award, Dean's List
MICHAEL HICHO, Brecksville OH - Agent
MICHAEL HICHO, Brecksville OH - Agent
Work:
Coldwell Banker
Brecksville
(440) 227-9713
Brecksville
(440) 227-9713
Method And Apparatus For Analyzing Rotating Machines
Method And Apparatus For Analyzing Rotating Machines
US Patent:
5115671, May 26, 1992
Filed:
Jul 13, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/552421
Inventors:
Michael D. Hicho - Broadview Heights OH
Assignee:
Life Systems, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
G01P 1500
US Classification:
73488
Abstract:
A vibration transducer (22) is mounted to a rotating machine (20) for sensing vibration thereof. An output electrical signal from the vibration transducer is analyzed to generate a level display (18) of vibrational displacement per unit time, a speed display (22) indicative of rotational speed, and a bearing condition display (20) indicative of bearing condition, all displays derived directly from the vibration transducer signal. The electrical signal is transformed (36) into a frequency spectrum that has an amplitude for each of a plurality of narrow frequency ranges or bins. Each frequency bin has a characteristic center frequency and a predefined width or band of frequencies. A speed analysis program (38) identifies a set of at least first, second and third order related frequency bins, i. e. frequency bins whose center frequencies are an even multiple of each other, that have a significantly high amplitude and provides the lowest bin center frequency as a control signal to the speed display. A bearing condition analysis program (40) eliminates the bins that are integer multiples of the running speed and lower frequency, e. g.
Method And Apparatus For Analyzing Rotating Machines
Method And Apparatus For Analyzing Rotating Machines
US Patent:
5109700, May 5, 1992
Filed:
May 30, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/707441
Inventors:
Michael D. Hicho - Broadview Heights OH
Assignee:
Life Systems, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
G01N 2900
US Classification:
73660
Abstract:
A vibration transducer (22) is mounted to a rotating machine (20) for sensing vibration thereof. An output electrical signal from the vibration transducer is analyzed to generate a level display (18) of vibrational displacement per unit time, a speed display (22) indicative of rotational speed, and a bearing condition display (20) indicative of bearing condition, all displays derived directly from the vibration transducer signal. The electrical signal is transformed (36) into a frequency spectrum that has an amplitude for each of a plurality of narrow frequency ranges or bins. Each frequency bin has a characteristic center frequency and a predefined width or band of frequencies. A speed analysis program (38) identifies a set of at least first, second and third order related frequency bins, i. e. frequency bins whose center frequencies are an even multiple of each other, that have a significantly high amplitude and provides the lowest bin center frequency as a control signal to the speed display. A bearing condition analysis program (40) eliminates the bins that are integer multiples of the running speed and lower frequency, e. g.