Speakers Bureau

Friday, October 23, 2020, at 12:00 pm

Pharmacists During a Crisis: A Dose of Health Advice, Solutions and Wisdom
Moderated by Dr. Emanuel George, the HSC Speakers Bureau will feature a panel of HSC pharmacists, Drs. Adenike Atanda, Jennifer Fix, Meenakshi Ramanathan and Megan Wesling.

Learn about the discoveries and perspectives from experts at the HSC. This virtual format will be delivered through Zoom and will allow for audience Q&A in real-time.

If you are interested in the event but are unable to join us, everyone who registers for the event will receive the presentation recording.

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About the Panel

	Panel Moderator Emanuel George III, PharmD Associate Dean for Student Engagement and Alumni Affairs and Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacotherapy
	Adenike Atanda, PharmD, BCACP, CDCES, CTTS Dr. Adenike Atanda is a board-certified ambulatory care pharmacist and certified diabetes care and education specialist with practice experience in adult and geriatric care. She is passionate about chronic disease management and improving patient access to affordable and quality care
	Jennifer Fix, PharmD Dr. Jennifer Fix is a board-certified pharmacist in ambulatory care and geriatric pharmacy with practice experience in community pharmacy ownership for 25 years and clinic service in gastroenterology serving primarily Hepatitis-C patients. She teaches Self-Care and over-the-counter medication therapy to first year pharmacy students. She is the Director for both Community and Ambulatory Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences.
	Meenakshi Ramanathan, PharmD, BCPS, BCIDP Dr. Meenakshi Ramanathan is a board-certified infectious diseases and pharmacotherapy pharmacist with practice experience in community pharmacy, mail order, jail health, inpatient infectious diseases, and antimicrobial stewardship. Her love of infectious diseases stems from teaching others about the safe and appropriate use of antibiotics to prevent unnecessary adverse effects and resistance. She is an assistant professor at the HSC College of Pharmacy and clinical pharmacist at Medical City Arlington.
	Megan Wesling, PharmD Dr. Megan Wesling is a board-certified ambulatory care and pharmacotherapy pharmacist with practice experience in primary adult care. She is passionate about safe and effective medication management of chronic health conditions, interprofessional practice, pharmacy advocacy and clinical education. She is an assistant professor at HSC College of Pharmacy and a clinical pharmacist at HSC Health Family Medicine clinic.