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Department
of Clinical Sciences and Administration
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Raymond
W. Hammond,
Pharm.D., FCCP, BCPS.
Associate Dean for Practice Programs
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Clinical Associate Professor of Clinical Sciences
& Administration
UH College of Pharmacy
Texas Medical Center Campus
1441 Moursund Street
Houston, TX 77030
713-795-8337
713-795-8330 (Fax) |
| RayHammond@uh.edu
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Education
B.S. Pharmacy, University
of Houston
Pharm.D., University of Tennessee Center for Health Sciences,
Memphis
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Certification:
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist
R.Ph.: Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma
Pharmacist Clinician: New Mexico
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Courses:
PHAR 5363 – Health Systems Pharmacy Management
PHCA 5690 – Hospital Pharmacy Internship
PHCA 5692 – Clinical Clerkship
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Professional service or affiliations:
American College of Clinical Pharmacy
American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists
Gulf Coast Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists
Society of Critical Care Medicine
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
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Affiliations:
Pharmacotherapy Specialty Council (two
three-year terms: 1994-2001)
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy – Profession Affairs
Committee (1996-97)
American College of Clinical Pharmacy – Elected Fellow 1999; Credentials
Committee (1990-93, chair 1993); Educational Affairs Committee
(1996-97)
American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists – Section of Clinical
Specialists; Committee on Specialty Recognition (1995-6)
Commissioned Officers Association of the U.S. Public Health Service
Texas Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists – Council on Educational
Affairs (1999-2000)
New Mexico Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists (1991-99) – President
1997; Chair, Student Affairs Committee (1993-95); Program Planning
Committee (1992-93)
Gulf Coast Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists
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Selected Presentations:
“Evaluation of pharmaceutical needs in a rural Mexican-American
border community,” American Society of Health Systems Pharmacists
Midyear Clinical Meeting, Orlando, Fla., December 1999 (co-author).
“Collaborative prescribing agreements: tales from the states:
New Mexico,” American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting,
Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1998.
“Should pharmacists be trained as physician assistants,” American
College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Phoenix, Ariz., November
1997.
“Pharmacy involvement in interdisciplinary training,” American
Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Indianapolis,
July 1997.
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