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faculty have been important participants in the development, implementation, and revision of the Entry Level and Non-Traditional PharmD programs and the provision of leadership to the overall College planning via the Curriculum Committee and Pharm.D Program Committee. There are 24 graduate students in three graduate programs; MS in Health-System Pharmacy Administration, MS in Pharmaceutical Administration and Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Administration. The MS and PhD program in pharmaceutical administration emphasizes evaluation of the medication use systems and health outcomes, and development of health policy. The MS in health-system pharmacy administration program focuses on leadership development by educating and training pharmacists to conceptualize, plan, coordinate, and evaluate the medication use system in organized health care settings. This graduate program is offered as a combined graduate study-residency program in cooperation with five Columbus hospitals (Grant Medical Center, Mount Carmel West Hospital, The Ohio State University Medical Center, Riverside Methodist Hospital, and Columbus Children’s Hospital). The Residency and Fellowship programs remain strong with 8 trainees. Those who graduated acquired faculty or clinical specialist positions. We continue to add new partner sites, e.g., Palliative Care Consultant Group, to our Residency program. Our faculty mentor residents and fellows in teaching through Teaching Mentors and Roundtable Program. In the area of service, the Division of Pharmacy Practice and Administration provided excellent leadership to the College, the University, and to national and international professional organizations. Service to student organizations, College committees, University committees indicates a strong role of the Division at all levels of University life. Service to hospitals, clinics and several community settings, including substantial clinical pharmacy service, is an added dimension. Faculty leadership in national professional organizations is an important projection of Ohio State influence and visibility at the national level. 29
30 Department of Pharmacy, OSU Medical Center 2006 The College of Pharmacy and the OSU Medical Center Department of Pharmacy have a symbiotic relationship. Many pharmacy practice and administration faculty and department of pharmacy clinical faculty collaborate in teaching and research endeavors. OSU Medical Center is the primary site for our experiential rotations. Senior Director Jerry Siegel, Assistant Dean at the College, and Pharmacy Practice and Administration Chair, Milap Nahata, also Associate Director, Department of Pharmacy, work closely to accomplish the missions of the College and the Medical Center. Siegel, Jerry Senior Director, Pharmaceutical Services, Clinical Associate Professor, Assistant Dean Miller, Alicia S. Associate Director of Pharmacy Griffith, Niesha Associate Director, Residency Program Coordinator Smeenk, David Associate Director of Pharmacy Haas, Dan Associate Director of Pharmacy, Director of Pharmacy University Hospital East Jordan, Trisha Associate Director, Residency Program Coordinator Tubbs, Crystal Assistant Director, Clinical Pharmacy Services, Residency Coordinator Eskander, Natosha Assistant Director Forrey, Ryan Assistant Director Keating, Ellen Medication Utilization Evaluation Coordinator Mavko, Lou Staff Pharmacist, Ross Heart Hospital Seth, Shiv K. Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Internal Medicine/transplant Gerlach, Anthony Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Critical Care, Clinical Assistant Professor Tschampel, Marva M. Specialty Practice Pharmacist Parbhoo, Rupal Specialty Practice Pharmacist Drug Information Specialist Mirtallo, Jay M. Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Nutrition Support/Surgery, Clinical Assistant Professor Shirk, Mary Beth Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Critical Care, Clinical Assistant Professor Pickworth, Kerry K. Specialty Practice Pharmacist - Cardiology, Clinical Instructor Votolato, Nicholas Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Neuropsychiatry Pell, Lindsay J. Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Critical Care and Rehabilitation, Clinical Assistant Professor Edwards, Cowan Specialty Practice Pharmacist Nuclear Fudge, Robert Specialty Practice Pharmacist & Medication Utilization Evaluation Coordinator Hawksworth, Kim Specialty Practice Pharmacist, James Cancer Hospital Gardner, Debra K. Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Women and Infants, Assistant Clinical Professor Turowski, Robert Specialty Practice Pharmacist, James Cancer Hospital Goff, Debra Specialty Practice Pharmacist, Infectious Disease Specialist, Clinical Associate Professor Bechtel, Thomas Specialty Practice Pharmacist- Bone Marrow Transplantation, Clinical Assistant Professor McPherson, Elizabeth Clinical Generalist McNulty, Robert Specialty Practice Pharmacist - Hematology/Oncology, James Cancer Hospital Pultz, Jr., Andrew J. Specialty Practice Pharmacist, James Cancer Hospital Chalupa, Donald L. Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Investigational Drug Service Schieber, Ariane Specialty Practice Pharmacist in Internal Medicine, OSU East, Clinical Assistant Professor Kemper, Dorothy Office Associate
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