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Anderson,
Gail, Professor of Pharmacy; BS 1978, MS 1981,
PhD 1987, Washington. Research Interests: Clinical pharmacokinetics
and epilepsy. |
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Box 357630 |
(206)
685-1864 |
gaila@u.washington.edu
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Atkins,
William, Professor of Medicinal Chemistry; BS
1980, William and Mary, MS 1983, Harvard, PhD 1988, Illinois. Research
Interests: Protein engineering and site-directed mutagenesis
as probes of enzyme mechanism and regulation; Fluorescence spectroscopy
and high-pressure techniques to study subunit-subunit interactions
in oligomeric proteins. |
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Box 357610 |
(206)
685-0379 |
winky@u.washington.edu |
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Baillie,
Thomas, Dean and Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
BSc (Hons) 1970, PhD 1973, Glasgow, MSc 1978, London, DSc 1992,
Glasgow. Research Interests: Metabolic activation and its application
to rational drug design. |
| Box
357631 |
(206) 543-2030 |
tbaillie@u.washington.edu |
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Bauer,
Larry, Professor of Pharmacy; BS 1977, Washington,
PharmD 1980, Kentucky. Research Interests: Drug interactions
and the individualization of drug therapy. |
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Box 357630 |
(206)
685-2713 |
labauer@u.washington.edu |
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Black,
Douglas, Associate Professor of Pharmacy; BS
1981, PharmD 1983, Washington. Research Interests: Antibiotic
resistance and surveillance mechanisms. |
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Box 357630 |
(206)
685-2714 |
dblack@u.washington.edu |
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Bloedow,
Duane, Senior Lecturer of Pharmaceutics; BS
1968, South Dakota State, PhD Washington State. Research Interests:
Integration of principles of pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, drug
metabolism, toxicology, and clinical pharmacology to lead small
molecule selection during late stage drug discovery research and
development. |
Box
357610 |
(206)
543-9443 |
bloedow@u.washington.edu |
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Blough,
David, Research Associate Professor of Pharmacy;
BA 1973, UCLA, MS 1975, Arizona, M.S. 1980, Iowa, PhD 1982, Iowa.
Research Interests: statistical analysis and medical risk adjustment
methodology, generalized linear models, the analysis of longitudinal
data and mixed models. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 685-9658 |
dkblough@u.washington.edu |
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Catalano,
Carlos, Professor; BA 1979, San Francisco State,
PharmD 1983, PhD 1987, U.C. San Francisco. Research Interests: mechanisms
of virus assembly. |
Box
357610 |
(206)
685-2468 |
catalanc@u.washington.edu |
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Chan,
Lingtak-Neander, Associate Professor of Pharmacy;
BPharm, Northeastern University, PharmD, University of Washington.
Research Interests: Mechanism and clinical impact of altered drug
and nutrient absorption associated with critical illness and bariatric
surgery; Specialized nutrition support in critically ill patients.
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357630 |
(206) 543-7987 |
neander@u.washington.edu
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Danielson,
Jennifer, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy,
Associate Director Experiential Education; BS, MBA 1993, Drake,
PharmD 2009, University of Colorado. Research Interests: early experiential
education and introductory pharmacy school curricula. |
Box
357630 |
(206)
543-1924 |
jendan@u.washington.edu |
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Dawson,
Karan, Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy; BS 1970,
MS 1978 and PhD 2003, Washington. Research Interests: teaching
methods and distance learning, and geriatrics. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-1030 |
kdawson@u.washington.edu |
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Devine,
Emily Beth, Research Associate Professor of
Pharmacy; PharmD 1978, University of the Pacific, MBA 1999, University
of San Francisco. Research Interests: evaluating the impact of health
information technology on outcomes. |
Box
357630 |
(206)
221-5760 |
bdevine@u.washington.edu |
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Downing,
Donald, Clinical Professor of Pharmacy; BS,
Washington. Research Interests: implementation of innovative pharmaceutical
care services in pharmacy practice settings. |
| Box
357631 |
(206) 616-2728 |
dondown@u.washington.edu |
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Ellsworth,
Allan J., Professor of Pharmacy and Family Medicine;
BS in Zoology 1972, Brigham Young, BS in Pharmacy 1975, Utah, PharmD
1977, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. Research Interests: hypertension,
pharmacotherapy precision, tobacco abuse, and wilderness medicine. |
| Box
354775 |
(206) 598-5618 |
ale@fammed.washington.edu |
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Elmer,
Gary W., Professor Emeritus of Medicinal Chemistry;
BS 1963, MS 1966, Connecticut, PhD 1970, Rutgers. Research Interests:
Studies on drug metabolism by the intestinal microflora. Etiology
and treatment of antibiotic associated diarrhea and colitis. Applications
and mechanisms of biotherapeutic agents in infectious diseases. |
Box
357610 |
(206)
543-2055 |
elmer@u.washington.edu |
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Gardner,
Jacqueline S., Professor of Pharmacy; BA 1962,
California (Berkeley), MPH 1972, Hawaii, PhD 1979, Washington. Research
Interests: The impact of pharmacists' interventions on
health outcomes. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 685-4128 |
jsgardne@u.washington.edu |
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| Garrison,
Louis P., Professor of Pharmacy; BA 1972, Indiana
University; PhD 1981, Stanford University. Research Interests: National
and international health policy issues related to insurance, pricing
and reimbursement; the economic evlauation of pharmaceuticals and
diagnostics. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 221-5684 |
lgarrisn@u.washington.edu |
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Goodlett,
David R., Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
BS, 1982; MS, 1988, Auburn University, Alabama; PhD, 1991, North
Carolina State University. Research Interests: Proteomics method
developoment in separation science and mass spectrometry applied
to microbiology, prostate cancer, pediatric medulloblastomas. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 616-4586 |
goodlett@u.washington.edu
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Gray,
Shelly, Professor of Pharmacy; PharmD 1989,
Michigan. Research Interests: Pharmaceutical care for
the elderly living in a community setting. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 616-5061 |
slgray@u.washington.edu |
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Hammer,
Dana, Senior Lecturer and Director, Bracken
Pharmaceutical Care Laboratory Center; BS, Oregon State University;
PhD, Purdue University. Research Interests: Student professional
development and assessment. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 221-3632 |
dphammer@u.washington.edu |
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Hansten,
Phillip, Professor Emeritus of Pharmacy; PharmD
1968, California (San Francisco). Research Interests: Drug
interactions. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-2579 |
hansten@u.washington.edu |
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Hazlet,
Tom, Associate Professor of Pharmacy; PharmD
1977, California (San Francisco), DrPH, 1991, California (Berkeley).
Research Interests: Drug regulation, pharmaceutical policy,
and bioethics. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 616-2732 |
thazlet@u.washington.edu |
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Hebert,
Mary, Professor of Pharmacy, PharmD 1987, California
(San Francisco). Research Interests: Pharmacokinetics
and pharmacodynamics of immune modulators. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 616-5016 |
mhebert@u.washington.edu |
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Ho,
Rodney J.Y., Milo Gibaldi Endowed Professor
of Pharmaceutics; BS 1983, California (Los Angeles), MS 1985 and
PhD 1987, Tennessee. Research Interests: Drug, DNA, protein
and antigen targeting based on underlying mechanisms of drug disposition
and inter-individual variations, including genetic basis, in therapeutic
responses. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-9434 |
rodneyho@u.washington.edu |
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Horn,
John, Professor of Pharmacy; BPharm 1972, Washington
State, PharmD 1977, Cincinnati. Research Interests: Drug
interactions. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-1413 |
jrhorn@u.washington.edu |
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Hu,
Shiu-Lok, Professor of Pharmaceutics; BA 1971,
California (Berkeley), PhD 1978, Wisconsin. Research Interests: Infectious
diseases. Structure and function of Viral antigens; vaccine
and therapy against primate immunodeficiency viruses (SIV, HIV-1
and HIV-2). |
| Box
357610 |
206-221-4939 |
hus@u.washington.ed |
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Isoherranen,
Nina, Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics;
BS, MS University of Helsinki, Finland,1998, PhD, Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, Israel, 2003. Research Interests: Pregnancy
induced changes in expression and activity of drug metabolising
enzymes; Molecular mechanisms and in vitro-in vivo correlations
of drug-drug interactions. |
| Box
357610 |
206-543-2517 |
ni2@u.washington.edu |
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Kadiyala,
Srinkanth, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy;
BA 1966, Chicago, PhD 2006, Harvard. Research Interests: Genetic
information and Health Insurance Markets; Managed care and Prevention;
Behavioral Economics; Quality of Medical Care. |
Box
357630 |
206-543-6788 |
harukim@u.washington.edu |
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Kedzierski,
Michaelene, Clinical Professor of Pharmacy,
Substance Abuse Consultant, Associate Director of Counseling Services-Academic
and Student Programs; BS 1970, University of Wisconsin, Chemical
Dependence Professional (CDP) 1988, State of Washington. Research
Interests: Substance abuse and community health care. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 616-2729 |
kedzm@u.washington.edu |
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Kelly,
Edward, Research Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics;
PhD 1996, Washington. Research interests: The role of human genetic
variability in response to pharmaceuticals or xenobiotics using
inbred genetically-engineered mice to study human gene function
in vivo. |
Box
357610 |
(206)
616-8718 |
edkelly@u.washington.edu |
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Kunze,
Kent, Associate Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
BS 1977, Washington, PhD 1982, California (San Francisco). Research
Interests: Development and use of Isozyme Specific Mechanism-based
Inhibitors of Cytochrome P450 and the Application of in vitro Enzyme
Kinetics to the Prediction of in vivo Drug Interactions in Man. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 685-3543 |
kkunze@u.washington.edu |
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Lam,
Annie, Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmacy,
BA, 1971, University of Oregon, BS, 1995, PharmD, 1997, Washington.
Research Interests: Pharmacy services and community outreach. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 292-5184 |
aylam@u.washington.edu |
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Lee,
Kelly, Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
AB 1996, Harvard University, PhD, 2001, Johns Hopkins University.
Research Interests: Structural biology and biophysics of viruses
and viral proteins using cryo-electron microscopy, solution small-angle
X-ray scattering, spectroscopy, and single-particle fluorescence
microscopy. Viruses being studied: influenza virus, hepatitis B
virus, dsDNA bacteriophages. Virus-host membrane fusion. Virus assembly.
Virus maturation mechanisms. Re-engineering of virus-derived machinery
as protein therapeutic delivery devices. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 616-3972 |
kklee@u.washington.edu |
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Levy,
René H., Professor of Pharmaceutics;
BS 1965, Paris, PhD 1970, California (San Francisco). Research Interests: Pharmacokinetics.
Mechanisms of hepatotoxicity of valproic acid and teratogenicity
of carbamazepine and phenytoin; Molecular mechanisms of inhibition
interactions based on identification of P - 450 isozymes catalyzing
the metabolism of old and new antiepileptic drugs. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-9434 |
rhlevy@u.washington.edu |
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Lin,
Yvonne S., Acting Assistant Professor of Pharmaceutics;
BA 1994, University of California, Berkeley, PhD, 2002, University
of Washington. Research Interests: Nuclear receptor regulation of
drug metabolizing enzymes and transporters; clinical study design. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 616-8728 |
yvonlin@u.washington.edu |
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Mao,
Qingcheng, Associate
Professor of Pharmaceutics; BEng, 1985, M Eng, 1988, East China
University of Chemical Technology, PhD, 1995, University of Bern,
Switzerland. Research Interests: ABC protein-mediated drug transport;
structure, function and molecular mechanisms of ABC proteins; pharmacogenetics
of ABC transport proteins. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 685-0355 |
qmao@u.washington.edu |
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McCune,
Jeannine, Associate Professor of Pharmacy, BS
1993, University of Pittsburgh, PharmD, 1995, University of North
Carolina. Research Interests: Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics
of antineoplastic agents, in vitro/in vivo drug interaction studies
involving cytochrome P450 enzymes, and the efficacy of antiemetics
for chemotherapy induced emesis. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-1412 |
jmccune@u.washington.edu |
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Murphy,
Nanci, Associate Dean of Academic and Student
Programs and Lecturer in Pharmacy, BPharm, 1977, Washington State,
PharmD, 1997, Washington. Research Interests: Pharmacy education,
geriatric practice and community pharmacy practice. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-2056 |
murphyna@u.washington.edu |
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Nelson,
Sidney D., Dean Emeritus, Endowed Professor
in Drug Metabolism, Transport and Pharmacogenomics Research, and
Professor of Medicinal Chemistry; BS 1968, Washington, PhD 1974,
California (San Francisco). Research Interests: Drug
metabolism as it relates to reactive intermediates and drug toxicity;
deuterium isotope effects in drug action and metabolism; mass spectrometry,
synthesis of enzyme inhibitors. |
| Box
357631 |
(206) 543-1419 |
sidnels@u.washington.edu |
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Nelson,
Wendel L., Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
BS 1962, Idaho State, PhD 1965, Kansas. Research Interests: Conformational,
configurational and mechanistic aspects of drug action and drug
metabolism; stereo- and enantioselectivity of oxidative metabolic
processes; selective ligands for opioid receptor subclasses. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-2209 |
wlnelson@u.washington.edu |
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O'Sullivan,
Teresa, Lecturer of Pharmacy and Director of
Professional Experience Programs; BS.1984, Washington, PharmD 1990,
Minnesota. Research Interests: pharmacy education and
drug allergy. |
| Box
357631 |
(206) 543-3324 |
terrio@u.washington.edu |
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Odegard,
Peggy S., Associate Professor of Pharmacy; BS
1985, PharmD 1990, Washington. Research Interests: Medication-related
problems, patient compliance and continuity of care. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-0760 |
podegard@u.washington.edu |
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Orr,
Jack E., Dean Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of
Pharmacy; BS 1940, Purdue, PhD 1943, Wisconsin. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 616-2728 |
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Plein,
Joy B., Professor Emeritus of Pharmacy; BS 1947,
Idaho State, MS 1951., PhD 1956, Washington. Research Interests: Geriatric
drug therapy and pharmacy education and practice. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 543-2041 |
jplein@u.washington.edu |
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Rettie,
Allan E., Professor and Chair of the Department
of Medicinal Chemistry; BS 1979, Heriot-Watt, PhD 1983, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
England. Research Interests: Enzymology of oxidative drug metabolism:
Flavin-containing monooxygenases and cytochrome P-450 in human tissues. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 685-0615 |
rettie@u.washington.edu |
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Shen,
Danny D., Professor of Pharmaceutics and Professor
and Chair of the Department of Pharmacy; BS 1971, Luther College,
PhD 1974, State University of New York (Buffalo). Research Interests: Pharmacokinetics.
Pathophysiologic factors affecting first-pass drug extraction at
the liver and the intestine; transport processes governing delivery
of anticonvulsants and opioid analgesics to the central nervous
system; disposition kinetics of neurotoxicants including mercury
and volatile solvents. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 685-2920 |
ds@u.washington.edu |
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Somani,
Shabir, Associate Professor of Pharmacy and
Assistant Dean for Medical Center Pharmacy Services; MS 1982, Minnesota,
MBA 1992, Minnesota. Research Interests: Pharmacy administration
and technology assessment. |
| Box
356015 |
(206) 598-6060 |
somani@u.washington.ed |
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Sullivan,
Sean D., Professor of Pharmacy and Health Services,
Adjunct Associate Professor, Division of Allergy; BS 1983, Oregon
State, MS 1986, Texas (Austin), PhD 1992, California (Berkeley).
Research Interests: Technology assessment, medical decision
making and economic evaluation of pharmaceuticals. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 685-8153 |
sdsull@u.washington.edu |
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Thummel,
Kenneth E., Professor and Chair of the Department
of Pharmaceutics; BS 1981, Boise State, PhD 1987, Washington. Research
Interests: Role of CYP2E1 in idiopathic liver injury
associated with volatile anesthetic use or chronic fatty infiltration;
pharmacokinetic modeling of human intestinal and hepatic CYP3A4-dependent
drug metabolism. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-9434 |
thummel@u.washington.edu |
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Totah,
Rheem , Assistant Professor of Medicinal Chemistry;
BSc 1995, Birzeit University, Palestine; MS 2000, and PhD 2002,
University of Kansas. Research Interests: Mechanism of cytochrome
P450 enzymes in drug metabolism. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 616-2775 |
rtotah@u.washington.edu |
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Trager,
William F., Professor Emeritus of Medicinal
Chemistry; BS 1960, California (San Francisco), PhD 1965, Washington.
Research Interests: Drug metabolism; mechanisms of biotransformation;
synthetic labeling with stable and radioactive isotopes; mass spectrometry. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-9481 |
trager@u.washington.edu |
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Unadkat,
Jashvant D., Professor of Pharmaceutics; BS
1977, London (England), PhD 1982, Manchester (England). Research
Interests: Pharmacokinetics. Mechanisms of transport
and metabolism of drugs used in the treatment of AIDS and AIDS-associated
opportunistic infections. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-9434 |
jash@u.washington.edu |
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Veenstra,
David., Associate Professor of Pharmacy; PharmD,
PhD, University of California (San Francisco), 1966. Research interests:
clinical, economic, and policy implications of pharmacogenomic-based
drug therapies. |
| Box
357630 |
(206) 221-5684 |
veenstra@u.washington.edu |
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Wang,
Joanne, Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics;
BS 1992, Peking, P.R. China, MS 1993, Illinois, PhD 1998, California
(San Francisco). Research Interests: Drug Transport/targeting.
Role of membrane transporters in absorption, elimination, and tissue
targeting of anionic and nucleobase-derived drugs. |
| Box
357610 |
(206) 543-9434 |
jowang@u.washington.edu |
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Weber,
Stan; Associate Professor of Pharmacy and Director
of External PharmD Program; BPharm 1973, Washington State, PharmD
1975, Cincinnati. Research Interests: Psychotherapeutics. |
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Box 357631 |
(206) 616-8762 |
weberst@u.washington.edu |
Clinical and Affiliate Faculty
In addition to the School of Pharmacy's
full and part-time faculty listed above, a large number of practicing
pharmacists contribute to the School's academic programs. These individuals
are members of our clinical and affiliate faculty. Affiliate faculty serve
in a number of important roles that include lecturing in selected courses
and acting as preceptors for students enrolled in practicums. Over 350
pharmacists throughout the Pacific Northwest are members of our clinical
faculty, representing a variety of pharmacy practice settings such as
community, hospital, nursing home, government and industry. Information
on the names, addresses and practice settings of clinical faculty may
be obtained from the Office
of Professional Education, 206-685-8738.
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