Education:

Pharm.D. – Northeast Ohio Medical University, 2018

B.S., B.A. – Grove City College, 2014

Research Interests:

Pharmacoepidemiology

Health Policy and Economics

Pharmacy Education

Pharmacy Practice

Bio:

Jennifer Toth entered the Ph.D. in Pharmacy Administration program in 2018 and is in the outcomes track. Her research interests include health outcomes, medication safety, antibiotic stewardship, drug pricing and health care costs, pharmacists’ role in health care, and pharmacy student experiences.

Education:

M.P.H., Population Health Management – University of Louisville, 2018

B.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences – University of Mississippi, 2012

Research Interests:

Pharmacy Technician Utilization

Pharmacy Policy

Rural Health

Pharmacy Management

Bio:

Wesley Sparkmon is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Pharmacy Administration with a concentration in Management. His pharmacy-based research focus area is in pharmacy technician workforce, policy, and academia. He also has research interests in the increased involvement of pharmacy in public health, including rural pharmacy access and utilization. He has experience in community and long-term care pharmacy and instructing pharmacy technicians preparing for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam.

Education:

Bachelor of Pharmacy – Mumbai University, 2016

Research Interests:

Evidence Synthesis

Pharmacoepidemiology

Retrospective data analysis (claims data, public data sets)

Qualitative data analysis

Bio:

Sonam Nair has a background in pharmacy, as well as in the pharmacovigilance industry at Cognizant Technology Solutions. These roles have rendered her an opportunity to research on several healthcare projects in the field of drug safety, clinical trials data, diabetes, cardiovascular health, women’s health, and biosimilars. Some of her research projects are in the field of pharmacoeconomics (cost-effectiveness analysis), pharmaceutical marketing, and health outcomes analysis.

Additionally, she is also interested in applying health outcomes disciplines in the rare disease population (mental health).

Education:

M.Pharm – University of Delhi, 2017

Research Interests:

Patient-Reported Outcomes

Real-World Evidence

HIV and Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis

Treatment of Pain

Bio:

Swarnali Goswami is a Ph.D. student in the Outcomes track. She has completed her Master’s in Pharmacy degree from the University of Delhi, India. Previously, she has worked as an analyst in a multinational pharmaceutical consultancy before coming to the United States to pursue her Ph.D. She has extensive experience in healthcare database analysis such as Medicare and Medicaid, on projects assessing the healthcare resource use and economic burden of diseases. She has also worked on several projects involving complex survey data such as MEPS and HCUP. As part of her assistantship, she works as an Analyst for the Center for Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management at the University of Mississippi. After completing her Ph.D. Swarnali intends to be engaged in research that focusses on patient-centered outcomes.