Clinical Pharmacotherapy Expert Witness | Tennessee

Expert Qualifications

This expert has 15 years of experience in clinical pharmacotherapy. He received his PharmD from Campbell University School of Pharmacy and completed his residency in pharmacy practice at Wake Forest University's Baptist Medical Center. He is board certified as a pharmacotherapy specialist. He began his career as a decentralized clinical pharmacist at Wake Forest University before accepting a position as an assistant professor of clinical pharmacy practice and the anticoagulation clinic director at Auburn University. He then went on to be an assistant professor, and eventually associate professor, of clinical pharmacy practice at East Tennessee State University. This expert is heavily involved in pharmacological research, having authored several peer-reviewed articles and presenting on numerous posters at various pharmacy conferences. He currently serves as the vice chair of pharmacy practice and professor of clinical pharmacy practice at a pharmacy program at a Tennessee medical school.

Bio Snapshot

Location: TN

PharmD, Campbell University

Residency, Pharmacy Practice, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center

Board Certified: Pharmacotherapy

Member, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Member, American College of Clinical Pharmacy

Member, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists

Former, Decentralized Clinical Pharmacist, Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center

Former, Anticoagulation Clinic Director, Auburn University

Former, Clinical Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine, East Tennesse State University

Former, Interim Director, Experiential Education, East Tennesse State University

Former, Associate Professor, Clinical Pharmacy Practice, East Tennessee State University

Current, PGY2 Internal Medicine Residency Program Director, a pharmacy program in TN

Current, Vice Chair, Pharmacy Practice, a pharmacy program in TN

Current, Professor, Clinical Pharmacy Practice, a pharmacy program in TN

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