Karboski, James A., Pharm.D.
Pharm.D. Clinical Associate Professor
PHR 2.222C
512-232-2628
karboski@mail.utexas.edu

The traditional practice of pharmacy has evolved over the past three decades from a practice primarily focusing on the preparation of medications to a practice primarily emphasizing rational pharmacotherapeutics. The selection of the most appropriate medication, regimen and dose while minimizing problems such as drug interactions, adverse drug reactions and IV incompatabilities become central to this new patient-focused approach. This change in the practice of pharmacy has has been parelleled by changes in pharmacy education.

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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