Pill Talk Podcast

In this episode we will be interviewing Suzanne Mpacko.

She is a second year pharmacy student at Howard University college of pharmacy. Suzanne is the student national pharmaceutical association (SNPhA) President Elect, American pharmaceutical association academy of students of pharmacy (APhA-ASP) Women's health chair as well as Class social chair

Guest:

Suzanne Mpacko

@m.suzzie_

Dr. Scott Kincaid is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy and the Interim Assistant Dean for Student Affairs.

He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy in 2005 from West Virginia University School of Pharmacy and furthered his training by completing a Pharmacy Practice Residency and an Infectious Diseases Pharmacy Practice Residency at West Virginia University Hospitals.

Dr. Kincaid has been board-certified as a pharmacotherapy specialist since 2009. Since residency Dr. Kincaid has held positions in academic and clinical administrative roles at South University School of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky HealthCare, LECOM School of Pharmacy and currently Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy.

During his PGY-2 residency, Scott participated on his first medical mission trip to Guatemala, and he continues to travel to Guatemala for medical missions biannually.

Dr. Kincaid, along with participating in, has also served as the leader for multiple medical missions to Guatemala over the past 14 years.

Full episode available on YouTube and all Podcast platforms

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Getting Started with Dr. Scott Kincaid.

Dr. Scott Kincaid is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy and the Interim Assistant Dean for Student Affairs.

He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy in 2005 from West Virginia University School of Pharmacy and furthered his training by completing a Pharmacy Practice Residency and an Infectious Diseases Pharmacy Practice Residency at West Virginia University Hospitals.

Dr. Kincaid has been board-certified as a pharmacotherapy specialist since 2009. Since residency Dr. Kincaid has held positions in academic and clinical administrative roles at South University School of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky HealthCare, LECOM School of Pharmacy and currently Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy.

During his PGY-2 residency, Scott participated on his first medical mission trip to Guatemala, and he continues to travel to Guatemala for medical missions biannually.

Dr. Kincaid, along with participating in, has also served as the leader for multiple medical missions to Guatemala over the past 14 years.

Full episode available on YouTube and all Podcast platforms

#pilltalk #pilltalkpodcast #podcast #drbartou

Getting Started with Dr. Scott Kincaid.

Dr. Scott Kincaid is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy and the Interim Assistant Dean for Student Affairs.

He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy in 2005 from West Virginia University School of Pharmacy and furthered his training by completing a Pharmacy Practice Residency and an Infectious Diseases Pharmacy Practice Residency at West Virginia University Hospitals.

Dr. Kincaid has been board-certified as a pharmacotherapy specialist since 2009. Since residency Dr. Kincaid has held positions in academic and clinical administrative roles at South University School of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky HealthCare, LECOM School of Pharmacy and currently Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy.

During his PGY-2 residency, Scott participated on his first medical mission trip to Guatemala, and he continues to travel to Guatemala for medical missions biannually.

Dr. Kincaid, along with participating in, has also served as the leader for multiple medical missions to Guatemala over the past 14 years.

Full episode available on YouTube and all Podcast platforms

#pilltalk #pilltalkpodcast #podcast #drbartou

Dr. Scott Kincaid is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy and the Interim Assistant Dean for Student Affairs.

He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy in 2005 from West Virginia University School of Pharmacy and furthered his training by completing a Pharmacy Practice Residency and an Infectious Diseases Pharmacy Practice Residency at West Virginia University Hospitals.

Dr. Kincaid has been board-certified as a pharmacotherapy specialist since 2009. Since residency Dr. Kincaid has held positions in academic and clinical administrative roles at South University School of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky HealthCare, LECOM School of Pharmacy and currently Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy.

During his PGY-2 residency, Scott participated on his first medical mission trip to Guatemala, and he continues to travel to Guatemala for medical missions biannually.

Dr. Kincaid, along with participating in, has also served as the leader for multiple medical missions to Guatemala over the past 14 years.

#pilltalk #pilltalkpodcast #podcast #drbartou

Dr. Talisha Ratliff received a BS in Biology from THE University of South Carolina in 2010. She then went on to receive her PharmD from South University in 2013.

As a former Pharmacist-In-Charge at an Opioid Treatment Program for over six years, Talisha witnessed the need to highlight awareness and provide support for patients struggling with Opioid Use Disorder.

She served as a preceptor for most of these years, which allowed her to better understand the opportunities that exist for student pharmacists. Her new role as the Assistant Dean of Experiential Education has enhanced her ability to motivate and encourage preceptors as they provide the best environment for their patients and students.

Guest:

Dr. Talisha Ratliff

@thepharmdmommy

Dr. Talisha Ratliff received a BS in Biology from THE University of South Carolina in 2010. She then went on to receive her PharmD from South University in 2013.

As a former Pharmacist-In-Charge at an Opioid Treatment Program for over six years, Talisha witnessed the need to highlight awareness and provide support for patients struggling with Opioid Use Disorder.

She served as a preceptor for most of these years, which allowed her to better understand the opportunities that exist for student pharmacists. Her new role as the Assistant Dean of Experiential Education has enhanced her ability to motivate and encourage preceptors as they provide the best environment for their patients and students.

Guest:

Dr. Talisha Ratliff

@thepharmdmommy

Ep.34; Giae Dérissé, PharmD is originally from Willingboro New Jersey about thirty minutes outside of Philadelphia. After completing her PGY-1 pharmacy residency in June 2020, she took a position as a Clinical Pharmacist II where she currently works. Throughout school and in her training she pursued diverse experiences such as teaching, getting involved in her local government, pursuing projects in public health and policy which strengthened her interests in education, clinical pharmacy, public health, and health policy to help reduce health disparities, increase patient access to health care, and move the profession of pharmacy forward. She documents her journey and life as a pharmacist on Instagram @GDPharmD and GDPharmD.com where she offers advice and brings you along with her. Outside of pharmacy, you’ll catch Giae exploring new places, eating new foods, exercising, and sharing things she enjoys!

Guest:

Instagram @ GDPharmD

www.gdpharmd.com

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Giae Dérissé, PharmD is originally from Willingboro New Jersey about thirty minutes outside of Philadelphia. After completing her PGY-1 pharmacy residency in June 2020, she took a position as a Clinical Pharmacist II where she currently works. Throughout school and in her training she pursued diverse experiences such as teaching, getting involved in her local government, pursuing projects in public health and policy which strengthened her interests in education, clinical pharmacy, public health, and health policy to help reduce health disparities, increase patient access to health care, and move the profession of pharmacy forward. She documents her journey and life as a pharmacist on Instagram @GDPharmD and GDPharmD.com where she offers advice and brings you along with her. Outside of pharmacy, you’ll catch Giae exploring new places, eating new foods, exercising, and sharing things she enjoys!

Guest:

Instagram @ GDPharmD

www.gdpharmd.com

#pilltalk #pilltalkpodcast #podcast #drbartou

Giae Dérissé, PharmD is originally from Willingboro New Jersey about thirty minutes outside of Philadelphia. After completing her PGY-1 pharmacy residency in June 2020, she took a position as a Clinical Pharmacist II where she currently works. Throughout school and in her training she pursued diverse experiences such as teaching, getting involved in her local government, pursuing projects in public health and policy which strengthened her interests in education, clinical pharmacy, public health, and health policy to help reduce health disparities, increase patient access to health care, and move the profession of pharmacy forward. She documents her journey and life as a pharmacist on Instagram @GDPharmD and GDPharmD.com where she offers advice and brings you along with her. Outside of pharmacy, you’ll catch Giae exploring new places, eating new foods, exercising, and sharing things she enjoys!

Guest:

Instagram @ GDPharmD

www.gdpharmd.com

#pilltalk #pilltalkpodcast #podcast #drbartou