UTHSC Archives

Dr. Kenneth Hohmeier, associate professor, and his resident, Dr. Jacob Saling, were awarded a 2020 Incentive Grant for Practitioner Innovation in Pharmaceutical Care by the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Foundation for their research proposal “Scaling Technician Product Verification (TPV): Developing an Implementation Strategy for a Nationwide Grocery Chain Pharmacy.” Read more

The Pharmacy Update 2020, a 15-hour live knowledge-based CE seminar, will be held in the following locations: Kingsport: January 25-26 at MeadowView Convention Center Chattanooga: February 1-2 at UT Chattanooga University Center Franklin: February 29-March 1 at Embassy Suites Murfreesboro: March 7-8 at Embassy Suites Knoxville: March 14-115 at UTK Student Union Jackson: April 4-5 Read more

Dr. Alina Cernasev, assistant professor in the Department Clinical Pharmacy and Translational Science, received a leadership award from the American Public Health Association American Public Health Association. The award was given for her service to the pharmacy section, especially for her initiatives as student liaison to bring awareness of the opportunities for pharmacy students in Read more

The College of Pharmacy participated in inter-professional education escape rooms across all three of its campuses this fall. Dr. Chasity Shelton, assistant dean for Student Success, organized the escape rooms in partnership with many collaborators, including other UTHSC entities such as Center for Healthcare Improvement and Patient Simulation (CHIPS) and the UTHSC Internal Medicine Residency Read more

Pharmacy students learned how to be more effective communicators and enhance their public speaking skills at a lecture Nov. 21 hosted by Phi Lambda Sigma and APhA-ASP. The lecture was given by Dr. Brian Stephens, CEO of Caissa Public Strategy. Read more

Daniel Cox, an IT administrator who works in the College of Pharmacy, was awarded the Thomas C. Lichterman Outstanding Employee Award at a reception Nov. 21. The award is given each year to a non-exempt UTHSC employee who demonstrates high standards and positive characteristics. Amaya Hamilton, student affairs coordinator in the College of Pharmacy, was Read more