Hi, my name is Emily Hajjar! Please let me introduce myself as the director of the Population Health Pharmacy program. I am a professor in the College of Pharmacy and maintain ambulatory care practices in the care of geriatric, oncology, and palliative care patients within the Jefferson Health System. I am a 2001 graduate of Duquesne University and I have completed a PGY1 residency at the University of Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital, a PGY2 residency and in geriatrics at the Minneapolis VA hospital, and a geriatric pharmacoepidemiology fellowship at the University of Minnesota. My research interests include polypharmacy, unnecessary drug use, and medical cannabis. Within the College of Pharmacy, I teach in a number of courses on neuropsychiatric topics. Within the Population Health Pharmacy Program, I look forward to teaching Evidence Based Medicine and Care Pathway Development and facilitating the capstone courses.
For more information, please visit jefferson.edu/pophealthpharmacy or contact Emily Hajjar, PharmD (Emily.hajjar@jefferson.edu)
Jefferson College of Pharmacy (JCP), an integral part of one of the nation’s premier academic healthcare centers. Founded in 2008, we have built an innovative Doctor of Pharmacy program that effectively prepares our graduates for interesting and challenging pharmacy practice roles across the health care continuum.
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