Clinical Pharmacy

Dr. Stringer is a mentor and collaborator for the fellowship program, helping train the next generation of medical researchers by sharing her perspective on therapeutics in pulmonary critical care research.

Dr. Choe developed the pharmacist-centric care model in 1999 – embedding pharmacists in primary care clinics and retail pharmacies to help patients control chronic conditions like hypertension.

This SBM fellowship is not only a recognition of Dr. Shiyanbola’s hard work but an opportunity to mentor early-career investigators. 

Dr. Phan’s dedication to improving pediatric health outcomes, particularly in pulmonology, and her passion for mentorship and education have earned her this prestigious honor.

This is awarded to APhA members for exemplary professional achievements in pharmacy practice and outstanding service to the profession. 

The award is presented by the University of Michigan Health’s annual Pediatric Palliative Care Awards – and highlights a pediatric clinician who exemplifies best practices in education on the principles of pediatric palliative care. 

Dr. Hertz is active in efforts to promote testing for variants of the DPYD gene before prescribing fluoropyrimidine-based chemotherapies.

This initiative awarded eight teams across ten schools, colleges and units this funding in its mission to help teams in the early stage of research solve real-world problems. 

Presented annually at the ASHP’s’ Conference for Pharmacy Leaders, this prestigious distinction celebrates Clark’s extensive contributions and leadership in the field of pharmacy.

The College of Pharmacy is proud to announce that Kristin Klein, Clinical Professor of Pharmacy, has been named a Distinguished Fellow of the National Academies of Practice in Pharmacy.