Faculty Associated with the Clinical Pharmaceutical Scientist Program
  Faculty Name and Research Interest
Photo of Janet Amico Janet Amico, MD
Role of oxytocin in stress, anxiety, and ingestive behaviors.
Photo of Robert Bies Robert R. Bies, PharmD, PhD
Development of heirarchical Bayesian approaches to understand nonlinearities in drug exposure and response.
Photo of Kim Coley Kim C. Coley, PharmD FCCP
Factors that impact beneficial and adverse clinical outcomes to medications under conditions of usual care.
Photo of Tanya Fabian Tanya J. Fabian, PharmD, PhD
Interaction between stress and mental and physical heath; genetic vulnerability to depression; prevention strategies.
Photo of Judith Gavaler Judith S. Gavaler, PhD
Underlying causes for the substantial differences in life expectancy among racial\ethnic groups.
Photo of Sandra Kane-Gill Sandra L. Kane-Gill, PharmD, MS, FCCM
Evaluating the economic, clinical, and humanistic factors of drug therapy decision making for critically ill patients.
Photo of Levent Kirisci Levent Kirisci, PhD
Development of instruments utilized in substance abuse; item response theory; mixed modeling; structural equation modeling.
Photo of Ada Mezzich Ada C. Mezzich, PhD
Etiology of early onset substance abuse in high-risk children and young women.
Photo of Samuel Poloyac Samuel M. Poloyac, PharmD, PhD
Role of cytochrome P450 enzymes in the pathogenesis of neurotraumatic disease.
Photo of Lisa Rohan Lisa C. Rohan, PhD
Design and development of drug delivery systems for STI/HIV prevention and gynecologic oncology applications.
Photo of Ralph Tarter Ralph E. Tarter, PhD
Elucidating the interaction between biobehavioral and environmental factors underlying etiology of drug abuse and addiction.
Photo of Michael Vanyukov Michael Vanyukov, PhD
Genetic studies of substance-use disorders, antisociality, and associated traits.
Photo of Raman Venkataramanan Raman Venkataramanan, PhD
Drug disposition in transplant patients; regulation of drug metabolism; drug metabolism and transport during pregnancy.
Photo of Jeffrey Yao Jeffrey K Yao, PhD, FACB
Application of metabolomics in psychosis and therapeutic monitoring.
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