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Chair: A. Winterstein
Interim Graduate Coordinator: R. Segal

Integral to the University of Florida’s Health Science Center, the Department of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy offers a unique blend of research and training in patient safety, pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacoeconomics, and social-behavioral issues surrounding medication use. 

Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy offers a broad spectrum of opportunities for training, including a residential PhD and a residential MS program, for students in the health and related sciences. Students can choose between several specialty areas and have the opportunity to immerse themselves in research early in their training with ongoing faculty research programs. 

The Ph.D. degree provides individuals with the credentials to develop and direct clinical research units in universities, pharmaceutical companies and contract research organizations, and government organizations. Successful graduates have a range of technical and disciplinary competencies in research design, measurement, inferential statistics, the communication and evaluation of research, research ethics, healthcare delivery and the medication use system, the drug product, and behavioral and policy issues surrounding medication use. Those successful graduates of the residential MS degree who have a desire to continue their studies can apply for the Ph.D. program, with MS course work and other scholastic requirements applicable.

The Department has excellent facilities for quantitative and qualitative research, and faculty have been highly successful in attracting extramural research support. Qualitative research infrastructure includes conference facilities with state-of-the art equipment for focus groups or patient interviews. Quantitative research facilities include computer labs for students, a department-owned secure research server that houses various population-based datasets, and a variety of software packages.

For more information, please see the program page below and visit our website: http://pop.pharmacy.ufl.edu.

  • Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy)

Professor

  • Odedina, Folakemi G.
  • Segal, Richard
  • Winterstein, Almut Gertrud

Associate Professor

  • Park, Haesuk

Assistant Professor

  • Brown, Joshua D.
  • Diaby, Vakaramoko
  • Goodin, Amie J.
  • Hampp, Christian
  • Hincapie Castillo, Juan Manuel
  • Lo Ciganic, Wei Hsuan Jenny
  • Shao, Hui
  • Wei, Yu-Jung

Clinical Assistant Professor

  • Vouri, Scott M.

Clinical Professor

  • Navarro, Robert P.

Affiliated Faculty

  • Beck, Diane Elizabeth
    Clinical Professor
  • Smith, Steven M.
    Assistant Professor

PHARMACEUTICS DEPARTMENT COURSES

Course List by Depts
Code Title Credits
PHA 6116In Vivo and In Vitro Stability of Drugs3
PHA 6125Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics3
PHA 6131Pharmacometrics and Systems Pharmacology3
PHA 6133Translational Clinical Pharmacology3
PHA 6170CPharmaceutical Product Formulation3
PHA 6183Pharmaceutical Gene Delivery3
PHA 6185Pharmaceutical Drug Development3
PHA 6416Pharmaceutical Analysis I3
PHA 6418Applied Translational Systems Pharmacology3
PHA 6449Pharmacogenomics3
PHA 6476Advanced Combinatorial Chemistry in Drug Discovery3
PHA 6630Medication Therapy Management: A Hematologic Focus3
PHA 6631Foundations of Medication Therapy Management I3
PHA 6632Foundations of Medication Therapy Management II3
PHA 6633Medication Therapy Management: A Cardiovascular Focus3
PHA 6634Medication Therapy Management: An Endocrine Focus3
PHA 6635Medication Therapy Management: A Renal Focus3
PHA 6636Medication Therapy Management: A Gastrointestinal Focus3
PHA 6637Medication Therapy Management: A Psychiatric Focus3
PHA 6638Medication Therapy Management: A Neurologic Focus3
PHA 6639Medication Therapy Management: A Respiratory Focus3
PHA 6894Introduction to Graduate Studies1
PHA 6896Preclinical Drug Evaluation2
PHA 6910Supervised Research1-5
PHA 6935Selected Topics in Pharmacy1-4
PHA 6936Advanced Topics in Pharmaceutical Sciences1-2
PHA 6938Research Seminar1
PHA 6940Supervised Teaching1-5
PHA 6971Research for Master's Thesis1-15
PHA 7979Advanced Research1-12
PHA 7980Research for Doctoral Dissertation1-15

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