Curriculum Vitae
Kara Duncan Weatherman, Pharm.D., BCNP, FAPhA
WORK ADDRESS
Purdue University – Department of Pharmacy Practice
601 Stadium Mall Drive – PUSH 332
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
(765) 496-1815
kdwman@purdue.edu
EDUCATION Doctor of Pharmacy; Purdue University West Lafayette, IN 47907
Conferred: May 1994
LICENSURE Indiana
License Number: #26019680A
CERTIFICATION Board Certified Nuclear Pharmacist: 1996
Recertification by exam: 2003, 2010, 2017
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND APPOINTMENTS
2013 to present: Clinical Associate Professor – Department of Pharmacy Practice
Purdue University College of Pharmacy
West Lafayette, Indiana
2011 to 2016: Adjunct Assistant Professor – Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
University of Tennessee College of Pharmacy
Memphis, Tennessee
2010 to 2013: Clinical Assistant Professor – Department of Pharmacy Practice
Purdue University College of Pharmacy
West Lafayette, Indiana
2008 to present: Adjunct Assistant Professor – Department of Radiologic Sciences
Indiana University School of Medicine – Department of Radiology
Indianapolis, Indiana
2007 to present: Director – Nuclear Pharmacy Programs
Purdue University College of Pharmacy
West Lafayette, Indiana
2006 to 2009: Assistant Professor of Nuclear Pharmacy
Purdue University School of Pharmacy
West Lafayette, Indiana
2000 to 2005: Director – Nuclear Pharmacy Certificate Programs
Division of Nuclear Pharmacy, Purdue University
West Lafayette, Indiana
1998 to 2000: Adjunct Assistant Professor / University Liaison
Division of Nuclear Pharmacy, Purdue University / Syncor International
West Lafayette, Indiana
1995 to 1999: Adjunct Assistant Professor
Department of Pharmaceutical Science University of Tennessee
Memphis, Tennessee
1995 to 1998: Clinical Consultant / Staff Pharmacist
Syncor International Corporation
Chicago, Illinois
1994 to 1995: Assistant Director / Staff Pharmacist
Pyramid Diagnostic Services
Memphis, TN
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP)
American Pharmacists Association (APhA)
Society of Nuclear Medicine (SNM)
Society for Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH)
STATE RECOGNITION
2013 to present Sterile compounding regulations revision committee – Indiana Board of Pharmacy
2012 to present Nuclear pharmacy consultant – Indiana Board of Pharmacy
NATIONAL RECOGNITION
2018 Subject Expert – Nuclear Pharmacy Role Delineation Committee
Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties
2017 to present Board Member – Joint Review Committee on Educational Programs in Nuclear Medicine Technology (JRCNMT)
2017 Invited Member – United States Food and Drug Administration Stakeholder Listening Session
2017 Invited Panel Member – United States Pharmacopeial Convention Radiopharmaceutical Information Session
2016 to present Member – Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Committee on Radiopharmaceuticals
2016 to present Member – Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Qualified Persons Task Force
2016 - 2020 Member – United States Pharmacopeial Convention Radioactive Drug Expert Panel
2016 – 2023 CE Provider – Board of Pharmacy Specialties, Nuclear Pharmacy BPS Recertification Designation
2015 Member – Board of Pharmacy Specialties Role Delineation Committee – Sterile Product Board
2015 Reviewer – National Science Foundation SBIR/STTR program
2012 to 2014 Expert contributor – Revision of United States Pharmacopeia Chapter , Radiopharmaceuticals as Compounded Sterile Products subsection
2010 to present Reviewer – American Journal of Health System Pharmacy
2008 to present Member – Professional Affairs Committee – Nuclear Pharmacy Practice Section
American Pharmacists Association
2008 to 2009 Member – Regulatory Affairs Committee – Nuclear Pharmacy Practice Section
American Pharmacists Association
2006 to present Member – Educational Committee – Nuclear Pharmacy Practice Section
American Pharmacists Association
2006 to 2010 Poster Judge
American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting
2006 Subject Expert – Nuclear Pharmacy Role Delineation Committee
Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties
2006 Fellow Status
American Pharmacists Association
2004 to 2010 Annual Meeting Abstract Reviewer
American Pharmacists Association
2004 to 2005 Coordinator - Nuclear Pharmacy Educational Sessions for American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting (15 hours per year)
American Pharmacists Association
2003 to 2005 Member-At-Large, Nuclear Pharmacy Section
American Pharmacists Association
2001 Abstract reviewer
Society of Nuclear Medicine
INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION
2010 Consultant: Brazilian Radiopharmacist Consortium Nuclear Pharmacy Curriculum Unification Project
2006 – 2011 World Congress Educational Planning committee: International Pharmacy
Federation Nuclear Pharmacy Special Interest Group
2002 – 2005 Co-founder - VirRAD: Virtual Learning Community in Radiopharmacy
TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES
Purdue University College of Pharmacy
NUPH 49100: Introduction to Nuclear Pharmacy: 1 credit
Faculty (2000 – present)
Course coordinator (2011 – present)
NUPH 49200: Basics of Nuclear Pharmacy: 1 credit
Faculty (2000 – present)
Course coordinator (2012 – present)
NUPH 49300: Regulatory Considerations for Nuclear Pharmacy Practice: 2 credits
Course coordinator (2012 – present)
NUPH 49400: Clinical Aspects of Nuclear Pharmacy Practice: 2 credits
Course coordinator (2012 – present)
NUPH 49500: Applied Nuclear Pharmacy: 2 credits
Faculty (2000 – present)
Course coordinator (2005 – present)
NUPH 49000: Special Projects in Nuclear Pharmacy
Participating faculty (2000 – 2005)
Course coordinator (2005 to present)
CLPH 895: Academic / Research Clerkship (4 week rotation)
Course coordinator (2005 to present)
CLPH 895 (London): International Clerkship in Nuclear Medicine – London
Rotation coordinator (2007 – present)
Indiana University School of Medicine – Nuclear Medicine Technology Program
RADI-R423 Nuclear Medicine In-service I
Participating faculty (2008 to present)
RADI-R424 Nuclear Medicine In-service II
Participating faculty (2008 to present)
RADI-R425: Nuclear Medicine In-service III
Participating faculty (2008 to present)
RADI-R427: Radiopharmaceuticals
Course coordinator (2008 to present)
RADI-R433: Applications of Radionuclides II
Participating faculty (2009 to present)
UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Purdue University
2017 – present Digital Education Community Collaboration
2010 – present University Radiation Safety Committee
2006 – 2009 Instructional Technology Advisory Committee
School of Pharmacy, Nursing and Health Sciences representative
2006 – 2009 Computer 2020 Initiative
School of Pharmacy, Nursing and Health Sciences representative
Indiana University School of Medicine
2010 – present Radioactive Drug Research Committee (RDRC)
2010 – present Radionuclide Radiation Safety Committee (RRSC)
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY APPOINTMENTS
2017 – present Strategic Area Task Force – Student Experience & Success
2017 – present Global Program Committee
2016 – present Pharm.D. Academic Standards and Readmissions Committee
2016 – 2017 PHPR IT Committee
2015 – 2016 Common Hour Committee
2014 – present Pharm.D. Academic Standards and Readmission Committee
2011 Skills Lab 2 Task Force
2011 Teaching Innovation Award Development Committee
2011 Continuing Education Director Search Committee
2010 - 2011 Instructional Innovation Committee
2009 - 2010 Diagnosis, Labs and Monitoring Task Force
2008 – 2009 Instructional Educational Technology Assessment Task Force
2008 – 2009 PharmD. Curriculum Review Task Force
2007 – 2008 Technical Standards Task Force
2007 Assistant Dean for Assessment Search Committee
2004 – present Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience Committee
GRANT SUPPORT: INTERNAL
2018: Instructional Innovation Program
“Development of an Equipment Specific Competency Training Virtual/Augmented Reality (VR/AR) System with Advanced Hand Motion”
Purdue Univeristy Office of Provost
(PI with George Takahashi, Mark Sharp)
$100,000
2017: Study Abroad and Intercultural Learning Grant (SAIL)
Purdue University International Programs
(co-PI with Ellen Schellhase)
$12,000
2017: Instructional Innovation Program
“Student Learning Using HoloLens-based Mixed Reality Instructional Simulations”
Purdue University Office of Provost
(co-PI with Eric Barker, George Takahashi, Mark Sharp)
$98,528
2016: Gloria Niemeyer Francke Pharmacy Practice Advancement Grant
Department of Pharmacy Practice, College of Pharmacy, Purdue University
(co-PI with Ellen Schellhase)
$7,500
2016: Study Abroad and Intercultural Learning Grant (SAIL)
Purdue University International Programs
(co-PI with Ellen Schellhase)
$12,000
2016: Intercultural Pedagogy Grant (IPG)
Purdue University International Programs
$3,000
2015: Project IMPACT Faculty Fellow
Purdue University Provost / ITAP
$10,000
2006: “Development of Nuclear Pharmacy Clerkship in the United Kingdom”.
Purdue University International Programs
$7,000
2005: “Employing Portable Video Technology as an Aid to Nuclear Pharmacy Laboratory
Instruction”.
Purdue University School of Pharmacy:
$15,000
GRANT SUPPORT: EXTERNAL
2017: “NorthStar Medical LIFT program”
NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes
$20,000 (equipment support at end of project)
2016 – 2017 “Evaluation of Tevadaptor in Radiology Applications”
Teva Pharmaceuticals
$58,277
2015 – 2017 “Evaluation of a Closed System Compounding Device for Radiopharmacy / Radiology Applications”
Teva Pharmaceuticals
$125,000
2015 – 2016 “Participation in a Human Factor Evaluation of the NorthStar TechneGen Instrument”
Brookhaven National Laboratory
$11,000
2012 – current “Cardinal Health Education Grant for Nuclear Pharmacy Programs”
$10,000 (annual renewal)
2011: “Training Program Partnership with Cardinal Health”
Cardinal Health
$11,000
2007 – 2011: “Extended Use and Sterility Study of Common Radiopharmaceuticals”
United Pharmacy Partners, Incorporated.
$36,500
2006 – 2012: “Cardinal Health Fellowship”
Cardinal Health Foundation
$25,000
PUBLICATIONS
Peer-reviewed publications
1. Pigmon S, Weatherman K, Brehl N, Neilsen C. The necessity of using heparin in an UltraTag RBC kit when tagging blood for a nuclear medicine study. J Nucl Med Technol. 2016 December;44(4):230-233.
2. Weatherman K, Augustine S, Christoff J, Galbraith W. Assessing the stability of common radiopharmaceuticals compounded and utilized outside of package insert guidelines. Int J Pharm Compd. 2013 May-Jun;17(3):238-246.
3. Weatherman K, Augustine S, Christoff J, Galbraith W. Establishing benchmark rates of microbial and bacterial endotoxin contamination for radiopharmaceuticals compounded in commercial nuclear pharmacy settings. Int J Pharm Compd. 2013 Mar-Apr;17(2):168-174.
4. Duncan, K. Radiopharmaceuticals for PET Imaging. J Nucl Med Technol 1998; 26:228-234.
5. Duncan, K. A Comparison of Tc-99m Labeled Radiopharmaceuticals for Imaging of the Central Nervous System. University of New Mexico, Continuing Education Series, Volume 4Lesson 3. 1995.
6. Park, H.M., and Duncan, K. Nonradioactive Pharmaceuticals in Nuclear Medicine. J Nucl MedTechnol 1994;22:240-249.
Books Edited
1. Kowalsky R, Weatherman K (eds). Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine 4th edition. Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association (in progress – 2018 publication)
2. Smith B, Weatherman K (eds). A Pharmacist’s Guide to Diagnostic Imaging. Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association. 2012
Book Chapters
1. Weatherman K. (2018). Diagnostic Imaging, Nuclear Medicine and Nuclear Pharmacy. In: Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine 4th Edition. Kowalsky R, Weatherman K (eds). Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association.
2. Weatherman K. (2018). Radionuclide Production. In: Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine 4th Edition. Kowalsky R, Weatherman K (eds). Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association.
3. Weatherman K. (2018). Radiation Detection and Instrumentation. In: Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine 4th Edition. Kowalsky R, Weatherman K (eds). Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association.
4. Weatherman K. (2018). Lung. In: Radiopharmaceuticals in Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine 4th Edition. Kowalsky R, Weatherman K (eds). Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association.
5. Richard M, Weatherman K. (2012). Regulations Associated with the Use of Ionizing Radiation. In: A Pharmacist’s Guide to Diagnostic Imaging. Smith B, Weatherman K (eds). Washington
DC. American Pharmacists Association.
6. Weatherman K. (2012). Radiopharmaceuticals Used in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) Imaging. In: A Pharmacist’s Guide to Diagnostic Imaging. Smith B, Weatherman K (eds).
Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association.
7. Weatherman K. (2012). Diagnostic Imaging and the Role of the Pharmacist. In: A Pharmacist’s Guide to Diagnostic Imaging. Smith B, Weatherman K (eds). Washington DC.
American Pharmacists Association.
8. Weatherman K. (2011) Clinical Primer for Radiopharmacists. In: Handbook of
Radiopharmacy. Cole C, Shaw S (eds). Washington DC. American Pharmacists Association.
9. Crisp W, Weber H, Weatherman K. (2010). The Physiologic Basis of Radiopharmaceuticals. In: Smith B Nuclear Pharmacy: Concepts and Applications in Nuclear Pharmacy. London:
Pharmaceutical Press.
10. Weatherman K. (2010). The Basics of Nuclear Pharmacy Practice: In: Smith B. Nuclear Pharmacy: Concepts and Applications in Nuclear Pharmacy. London: Pharmaceutical Press.
11. Weatherman K. (2010). Radiopharmacy Operations: In: Smith B. Nuclear Pharmacy:
Concepts and Applications in Nuclear Pharmacy. London: Pharmaceutical Press.
12. Weatherman K. (2010) Specialty Pharmacy Practice: In: Bachenheimer, B. Manual for Pharmacy Technicians, 4th Edition.
RESEARCH PRESENTED (PODIUM SELECTION)
1. Weidle J, Weatherman K. “Evaluating product stability and the potential for blood and radioactive contamination when using a closed system adaptor for the preparation of radiolabeled red blood cells” (podium presentation). Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado. June 2017.
2. Weatherman K, Buhrmester D. “Establishing a relationship between temperature profiles and radiochemical purity when preparing Tc-99m sestamibi to determine optimal heating time for preparation” (podium presentation). Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, San Diego, California. June, 2016
3. Weatherman, K, Augustine S, Christoff J, Galbraith W. “Evaluation of the microbial contamination rate of compounded radiopharmaceuticals prepared in commercial nuclear pharmacy settings” (podium presentation). Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana. June, 2008.
POSTERS PRESENTED
1. Weatherman K, Weidle J. “Evaluating product stability and contamination incidence when using a closed-system adaptor for the preparation of Tc-99m radiolabeled red blood cells”. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee. March 2018.
2. Hakimian M, Weatherman K. “Evaluating the feasibility of a virtual reality training simulation for nuclear pharmacy radiation safety applications”. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee. March 2018.
3. Weatherman K, DeAngelo V, Woods K, Yeboah K. “Evaluation of the utility of a closed system adapter in the preparation and dispensing of Tc-99m labeled radiopharmaceuticals. Society of Nuclear Medicine Annual Meeting, San Diego, California. June, 2016
4. Weatherman K, Luther J, Andrews K, Jacobs K. “Validation of radiochemical purity results obtained using new, commercially available ITLC-SG strips for Tc-99m based radiopharmaceuticals. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting. Seattle,
Washington. March 2011.
5. Weatherman K, Randolph M, Loveless V, Mayes J. “Evaluating the microbial contamination rate of Tc-99m labeled red blood cells compounded using a commercially available kit formulation when prepared under USP immediate use guidelines. American
Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting. Washington DC. March, 2010.
6. Weatherman K, Augustine S, Christoff J, Galbraith W. “Assessing Stability of Various Radiopharmaceutical Kits Compounded Outside of Package Insert Recommendations”
American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. March, 2010
7. Weatherman K, Augustine S, Christoff J, Galbraith W, Pesce M. “Assessing Stability of Tc-99m Sestamibi and Tc-99m Mebrofenin when Compounded Outside of Package Insert Recommendations”. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting. San Antonio, Texas.
April, 2009
8. Weatherman K, Augustine S, Christoff J, Galbraith W. “Evaluating Microbial Contamination Rates of Radiopharmaceuticals Compounded in a Commercial Nuclear Pharmacy Setting”.
American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting. San Antonio, Texas. April, 2009
9. Weatherman K. “Assessing the Utility of Video iPods in a Nuclear Pharmacy Laboratory Course”. International Pharmaceutical Federation World Congress. Beijing, China. August,
2007.
10. Duncan Weatherman K, Larimore, K. “The Effects of Additional Ascorbic Acid on the Stability of Tc-99m HDP”. American Pharmacist Association Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia. March,
2007.
11. Fat Anthony, W, Kazmierczak, R, Duncan Weatherman K. “Pharmacist Evaluation of Cardiac Medication Profiles in Patients Presenting for Nuclear Medicine Myocardial Stress Testing”.
American Pharmacist Association Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia. March, 2007.
12. Duncan K, Shaw S. “Nuclear Pharmacy – A Historical Perspective” American Pharmaceutical Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. March, 2002.
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
1. “Traumatic brain Injury Imaging”. United Pharmacy Partners Annual Meeting, Sarasota, FL. September 2017.
2. “Pharmacist Providers Guide to Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging”. American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. March, 2017.
3. “Continuing Education and the Purdue Nuclear Pharmacy Continuing Education Program”. United Pharmacy Partners Annual Meeting, Scottsdale, AZ. September 2016.
4. “Alternate Sources of Technetium”. Central Chapter Meeting – Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging. Indianapolis, Indiana. October, 2015
5. “Compounding vs. Manufacturing – A Review of Current Status”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Florida. October, 2015.
6. “Pharmacovigilance and Adverse Event Reporting”. United Pharmacy Partners Annual Meeting. Sarasota, FL. September, 2015
7. “Compounding vs. Manufacturing: What Does It All Mean?” Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals User Breakfast – 2014 Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO. June, 2014
8. “Clinical Problem Solving in Nuclear Medicine”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Florida. October 2013.
9. “Radium 223 for Castration Resistant Prostate Cancer”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Florida. October 2013.
10. “What to Do with Adverse Reactions: A Lexiscan Case Study”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Florida. October 2012.
11. “Radiobiology Review”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Florida. October 2012.
12. “A Review of Pharmaceuticals Used in Diagnostic Imaging”. Charities and Maladies Continuing Education Series. Ft Myers, Florida. June 2012.
13. “Update on Drug-Radiopharmaceutical and Contrast Media – Radiopharmaceutical Interactions”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting. Orlando, Florida.
October, 2011.
14. “Joint Commission Standards and Guidelines and Their Impact on Nuclear Medicine / Radiology”. Florida Pharmacists Association Mid Year Clinical Meeting. Orlando, Florida.
October, 2011.
15. “Precautions for Administration of Non-Radioactive Drugs in Nuclear Medicine – Renal, Biliary, Thyroid, Brain Imaging”. Indiana University School of Medicine, Department of Radiology.
October, 2010.
16. “Precautions for Administration of Non-Radioactive Drugs in Nuclear Medicine – Cardiac
Imaging”. Indiana University School of Medicine, Department of Radiology. October, 2010
17. “Adverse Reactions to Medication and Contrast Media on Nuclear Medicine Exams”. Missouri Valley / Central Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine Joint Fall meeting. St. Louis,
Missouri. October, 2010
18. “Basics of Nuclear Pharmacy Education and Training” Seminar 5 – Radiopharmacy. Twentieth
Congress of the Pan American Pharmacy. Porto Alegre, Brazil. May, 2010
19. “Cardiac Stress Pharmaceuticals”. Central Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine Spring
Meeting. Ft Wayne, Indiana. March, 2010
20. “A Review of Radiopharmaceuticals Used in Infection and Inflammation Imaging”. Florida
Pharmacists Association. Orlando, Florida. October, 2009
21. “Clinical Uses of Radiopharmaceuticals”. International Pharmaceutical Federation Annual
Meeting, Istanbul, Turkey. September, 2009
22. “Medication Management in Nuclear Pharmacy”. American Pharmacists Association Annual
Meeting, San Antonio, Texas. April, 2009.
23. “USP and Nuclear Medicine”. Central Ohio Society of Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Annual Meeting, Columbus, Ohio. October, 2008.
24. “Non-radioactive Pharmaceuticals in Nuclear Medicine”. Indiana University Department of
Radiologic Technology In-service, Indianapolis, Indiana. October, 2008.
25. Patient Safety Considerations of Medications Used in Imaging”. Central Chapter of the Society
of Nuclear medicine Annual Spring Meeting. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. March, 2008.
26. “A Radiopharmaceutical Quality Control Manual”. International Pharmaceutical Federation
Annual Meeting, Beijing, China. September, 2007.
27. “USP and Its Impact on Nuclear Pharmacy and Nuclear Medicine Departments”.
Heartlight Pharmacy Continuing Education Series, Lima, Ohio. May, 2008.
28. “Non-radioactive Drugs and their effects on Nuclear Medicine Studies”. Indiana University Nuclear Medicine Technology Applications of Radionuclides II (RADI R433), Indianapolis,
Indiana. October 2006.
29. “Adverse Drug Reactions and The Immune System – A Review”. Florida Pharmaceutical
Association, Orlando, Florida. October, 2006.
30. “Nuclear Medicine vs. Other Imaging Modalities”. Florida Pharmaceutical Association, Orlando,
Florida. October, 2006.
31. “Quality Control”. International Pharmaceutical Federation Annual Meeting, Salvador Bahia,
Brazil. August, 2006.
32. “Clinical Nuclear Pharmacy”. International Pharmaceutical Federation Annual Meeting,
Salvador Bahia, Brazil. August, 2006
33. “Centralized Nuclear Pharmacy Practice”. International Pharmaceutical Federation Annual
Meeting, Salvador Bahia, Brazil. August, 2006.
34. “Nuclear Pharmacy Technicians – What Do They Do?” National Pharmacy Technicians
Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada. July, 2006.
35. “Nuclear Pharmacy Issues for Aseptic Compounding in Isolators and Application of USP 797”.
Cleanroom Conference, Boston, Massachusetts. March, 2006.
36. “A Review of Hepatitis (A, B and C). Florida Pharmaceutical Association, Orlando, Florida.
October, 2005.
37. “Drug Utilization Review for Nuclear Pharmacists – Where Do We Fit?” Florida Pharmaceutical
Association, Orlando, Florida. October 2005.
38. “Nuclear Pharmacy Technicians”. National Pharmacy Technician Association Annual Meeting,
New Orleans, Louisiana. July, 2005.
39. “Pediatric Nuclear Medicine”. Florida Pharmaceutical Association, Orlando, Florida. October
2004.
40. “Nuclear Medicine Considerations with Pregnancy and Breastfeeding”. Florida Pharmaceutical
Association. Orlando, Florida. October, 2004.
41. “Herbal Medicines and Nuclear Pharmacy – an Update”. Florida Pharmaceutical Association
Orlando, Florida. October 2003.
42. “Understanding the “HOT” Topic of Nuclear Pharmacy – A Technician’s Perspective”. National
Pharmacy Technician Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada. June, 2003.
43. “Herbal Medications and Nuclear Pharmacy”. Florida Pharmaceutical Association, Orlando,
Florida. October 2002.
44. “Herbal Medicines in Nuclear Medicine – An “Unclear” Problem. Grand Rapids Technologist
Meeting, Grand Rapids, Michigan. February 2002.
45. “Advances in Radiopharmaceuticals”. Society of Nuclear Medicine India Millennium
Conference, Mumbai, India. November, 2000
46. “Nonradioactive Pharmaceuticals Used In Nuclear Medicine”. Florida Pharmaceutical
Association, Orlando, Florida. October, 2000.
47. “What’s New in Radiopharmaceuticals - Bone Pain Palliation”. American Pharmaceutical
Association Annual Meeting. Miami Beach, Florida. March, 1998.
WEBINAR RECORDING
1. “Best Practices for Contrast Agent Use: Implications for Clinical Pharmacists. Contrast Agents 101”. MedXcel, LLC. Tampa Florida. 2011. Available at
ACADEMIC COLLABORATIONS
2015 – present St. Bartholomew’s Hospital and The Royal London Hospital Trust
• PharmD. Clerkship focusing on cardiac and oncology practice in the United Kingdom
2007 – present St. Bartholomew’s Hospital and The Royal London Hospital Trust
• PharmD. clerkship focusing on nuclear pharmacy compounding in aseptic
Conditions
2002 – 2005 Co-founder - VirRAD: Virtual Learning Community in Radiopharmacy
• European intiative for developing on-line training for radiopharmacists
1998 – 2014 Indiana University Medical Center – Department of Nuclear Medicine
• PharmD. clerkship in nuclear medicine
CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS
2004 – 2010 Nuclear Pharmacist Clinical Refresher Course
- 20 students trained annually
2003 – current Nuclear Pharmacy Technician Training Program
- 15 students trained annually
2000 – current Nuclear Pharmacy Certificate Program
- 30 students trained annually
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
2018 – present Nuclear Medicine Technologist Continuing Education Program / Educational Portal
- Society of Nuclear Medicine VOICE approved provider of continuing education for nuclear medicine technologists
2016 - present Nuclear Pharmacist Continuing Education Program / Educational Portal
- ACPE approved provider of continuing education for pharmacists
- BPS approved provider of BCNP recertification continuing education for pharmacists
2016 - present Nuclear Pharmacy Technician Continuing Education Program / Educational Portal
- ACPE approved provider of continuing education for pharmacy technicians
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