AACP is pleased to offer continuing education credits for the Academic Leadership Fellows Program.

Inmaculada Hernandez, the 2022 National Academy of Medicine Fellow in Pharmacy, shares her thoughts on how to use data to get additional support for pharmacy-provided services and advance the profession. Dr. Inmaculada Hernandez, associate professor of clinical pharmacy at the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences at University of California, San Diego, has been selected as the 2022 National Academy of Medicine Fellow in Pharmacy.

A computer model developed by University of Florida College of Pharmacy researchers will help determine which drug combinations might increase the likelihood of unintended pregnancies. More than 900 million women and their partners worldwide use contraceptive products to prevent pregnancies. However, many contraceptive users may not realize taking additional medications can reduce the effectiveness of birth control—leading to unintended pregnancies.

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More pharmacy schools are considering pass/fail grading systems, hoping to return to the original intention of letter grades: motivation. Shortly after Dr. Gary Pollack arrived at the University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and assumed his position as dean, he began discussions with the faculty about how to nurture student success through a new grading system that would emphasize learning concepts over the attainment of letter grades.

As the nation’s first Hispanic Center of Excellence in Pharmacy, the Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy is one of several institutions working to diversify recruitment to support this underrepresented population and improve health outcomes for vulnerable communities.

Opioid use and the spread of illicit fentanyl continue to pose a risk to public health. Pharmacy schools are working to educate students and the public about substance use disorder, reduce stigma and encourage communities to embrace harm-reduction strategies.

AACP offers a two-year Academic Leadership and Education Fellowship.  

The next AACP Academic Leadership and Education Fellowship will be available for July 2026 to June 2028.  Recruitment for this fellowship will begin Fall 2025.

 

AACP Leadership and Education Fellows*

Kabas Abou Jahjah, PharmD, MS, 2023-2025 AACP Leadership and Education Fellow.

Miranda Steinkopf, Pharm.D., BCACP, 2021-2023 Fellow.  Dr. Steinkopf is currently the AACP Director of Transformation and Health Equity.

Nidhi Gandhi, Pharm.D., 2019–2021 Fellow.  Dr. Gandhi is currently the AACP Director of Transformation and Academic Initiatives.

Rahul Nohria, Pharm.D., 2015–2017 Fellow.  Dr. Nohria is currently Associate Professor at Larkin University College of Pharmacy.

Larisa Odessky, Pharm.D., 2014–2016 Fellow. Dr. Odessky is currently on faculty with the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

*There was no AACP Leadership and Education Fellow from 2017 to 2019.