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Wilson, James P., Ph.D. |
Wilson's current major interests are in pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacoeconomics, and the management of clinical programs. |
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Acosta, Renee, R.Ph., M.S. |
Acosta's areas of interest include over-the-counter products, sterile product admixture, and the education, training and utilization of pharmacy technicians. |
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Barnes, J. Nile, Pharm.D. |
Barnes' teaching focuses on development of clinical skills laboratory instruction, as well as adult medicine with emphasis on cardiovascular and emergency medicine. |
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Crismon, Lynn, Pharm.D. |
Dr. Crismon's current research and practice involve the development and evaluation of strategies to improve the pharmacotherapy, pharmacoeconomics, and health outcomes of individuals with mental disorders, particularly severe and persistent mental disorders seen in adults and children. |
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Theresa Gerst, Pharm.D. |
Dr. Gerst practices at Seton Shoal Creek Hospital where she a preceptor for students and residents. Her areas of interest include geriatric psychiatry and medication adherence. |
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Ginsburg, Diane B., M.S., R.Ph., FASHP |
Ms Ginsburg is internationally known for her work on communications skills, ethics, and the legal and regulatory aspects of pharmacy and healthcare. |
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Karboski, James A., Pharm.D. |
Dr. Karboski teaches in both the undergraduate and graduate courses related to the clinical practice of pharmacy, including patient assessment, pharmacotherapeutics, pharmacokinetics, and applied pharmacology. Along with his classroom teaching, Dr. Karboski also precepts students on their clinical rotations in internal medicine, cardiology and infectious diseases at Brackenridge Hospital. |
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Kloesel, Arlyn W., B.S. |
In addition to being a Distinguished Lecturer in the college, Kloesel coordinates the Care And Respect for the Elderly (CARE) Program. |
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Lopez, Debra A., Pharm.D., CDE |
Dr. Lopez is course coordinator for "Case-Based Studies in Diabetes Management" and "Pharmacy-Based Immunization Elective" and the clinical coordinator for the Austin/Temple/Waco region. |
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Mcintyre, William J., Pharm.D. |
McIntyre provides leadership for clinical and pharmacy practice program development, post-Pharm.D. clinical training programs, and the Pharm.D. experiential program. He serves as the administrative liaison to the cooperative pharmacy programs. |
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Ridings-Myhra, Jennifer, B.S. |
Ms. Riddings-Myhra oversees the state-wide senior internship program and supervises placement activities for senior students. She also serves as an academic advisor to pharmacy students. |
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Schnyer, Rosa A, D.A.O.M, L.Ac. |
Dr. Schnyer's research interests include evaluating complementary medical practices, especially Chinese medicine in the development of an integrated model of care to treat chronic complex, and stress related disorders. |
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Strassels, Scott, Ph.D. |
Strassels' research interests include understanding the epidemiology and economics of acute pain, cancer-related pain, palliative care, and pain at the end of life, as well as how outcomes research informs health policy. |
Division Information
Mailing Address:
Pharmacy Practice
College of Pharmacy
The University of Texas
at Austin
1 University Station,
A1900
Austin, TX
78712-01200
USA
Email Address: pharmacy
@www.utexas.edu
Phone:
1-512-232-2622
Diane B. Ginsburg, assistant dean for student affairs, has been named president-elect of the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists
(ASHP).
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