Pharmacotherapy
Division Head
Dr. Burgess' research interests lie in the
area of infectious disease clinical, laboratory, and
translational research due to bacteria and fungus.
Assistant Division Head
Dr. Knodel is the assistant Division Head,
Pharmacotherapy, Director of the Drug Information
Service at the University of Texas Health Science
Center at San Antonio (UTHSCSA), and director of the
regional internship program in San Antonio.
Full-Time Faculty
Dr. Frei's translational research activities
involve the application and
critical evaluation of novel
technologies (including anti-infectives) in both
institutional and community healthcare settings.
His approach can best be described as a mixture
of pharmacoepidemiology, health services
research, health disparities research, and
microbial genomics. The major focuses are
pneumonia, methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus
aureus (MRSA), HIV, and
influenza.
Dr. Gee practices in the ambulatory care clinic setting where she is involved in chronic disease state management and patient
education. Her practice interests include diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and anticoagulation.
Prof. Koeller's research focuses on health care
economics, pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research
primarily in cancer, but also in other disease areas.
Dr. Kuhn's research is concentrated on
deriving information related to the clinical
pharmacology of anticancer agents.
Dr. Lam's research focus is
pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, and pharmacogenetic
aspect of drug therapy. Specifically, he is interested
in how inter-individual variability in drug metabolism
can affect response to drugs and susceptibility to
biological disorder.
Dr. Martin practices as an inpatient
clinical pharmacist on the Internal Medicine Service at
University Hospital in San Antonio. His principle
interests include safe and effective drug therapy of the
hospitalized adult patient, inpatient clinical pharmacy
service development as well as hospital pharmacist
preceptor development.
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Dr. Ryan practices in the area of Adult
Internal Medicine, primarily in the acute treatment of
the hospitalized patient. Her principal interests
include diabetes, nutrition and cirrhosis.
Dr. Saklad is the director of the psychiatric
pharmacy program in San Antonio and on the staff of
San Antonio State Hospital where he provides
pharmaceutical care to the seriously mentally ill.
His current research interests are in the area
of serious mental illness and its treatment,
particularly identification of endophenotypes by
analysis of large demographic, process, and
outcome databases. He is an active member of ASHP
and CPNP and provider of innovative continuing
education programming.
Dr. Seltzer is a Drug Information Specialist with
teaching interests in drug information resources,
literature evaluation, adverse drug reactions, and
drug utilization review criteria.
Dr. Talbert is responsible for didactic
and clerkship teaching of baccalaureate and Pharm. D.
students and supervises their activities on the Medicine
Service at University Hospital in San Antonio.
Dr. Wiederhold's research focuses on
medical mycology, including both basic science and
translational studies. Major focuses include the study
of different fungal cellular pathways to better
understand how these organisms adapt to antifungal
exposure, and the evaluation of different dosing and
administration strategies to minimize toxicities and
maximize efficacies associated with antifungal therapy.
Dr. Young is the Associate Director of
Drug Information Service at the University of Texas
Health Science Center at San Antonio. Her areas of
interests include drug information, formulary
management, women's health, and community-based
initiates to promote patient safety.
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Last Reviewed: December 5, 2011
Division Information
Mailing Address:
Pharmacotherapy
Education & Research Ctr.
College of Pharmacy
The University of Texas
Health Science Center
7703 Floyd Curl Drive - MC 6220
San Antonio, TX
78229-3900
USA
Email Address: pharmacy
@www.utexas.edu
Phone:
1-210-567-8355
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