Assistant Dean for Student Affairs and Assessment from July, 2009 to June, 2011, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Administration from July, 2004 to June, 2009. Assistant Professor of Pharmacy from July, 2000 to July, 2004. Responsibilities over these different time periods has included: Coordination of admissions, progressions and student affairs, Assessment activities of the College of Pharmacy; coordination and teaching coursework in pharmacoeconomics, drug information and research methods, biostatistics, pharmacy practice management, and institutional pharmacy practice.

Responsibilities include: Pharmaceuticals contracting for OhioHealth Hospitals; Forecasting drug budget and expenses; Overseeing pharmaceuticals purchasing and inventory control for Riverside Methodist Hospitals campus; Pharmaceuticals liaison to Novation group purchasing organization; Economics and Outcomes Subcommittee of P&T Committee (Chairman).

Responsibilities include: Overseeing pharmacy purchasing and drug contracting. Co-Coordination of departmental medication utilization evaluation program including assisting in data collection and analysis; Development of drug cost monitoring program; pharmacoeconomic evaluation in support of Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee; implementation and monitoring of medication use indicators; System Manager for Pyxis MedStation; and overall preceptor for Pharmacy Practice Residency Program. Responsible for annual forecasting of cost of drugs, capital equipment and supplies and expenses associated with $20,000,000 pharmacy budget. Other responsibilities include monthly budget statistical preparation and variance analysis; Drug Utilization Evaluation Subcommittee of P&T Committee (Chairman); IV Therapy Subcommittee of P&T Committee (Chairman); Pharmacy Quality Management Committee;

Responsibilities included: Coordination of decentralized and clinical pharmacy services including satellites in surgery, oncology, psychiatry and critical care; as well as floor pharmacists in the areas of pulmonary/general medicine, endocrinology and neurosciences. Other responsibilities include coordination of clinical pharmacy services including drug information, pharmacokinetics, as well as, clinical specialists in cardiology, infectious disease, psychiatry, adult intensive care and oncology; overall coordination of drug utilization evaluation, purchasing and inventory control, and pharmacy information systems.

Responsibilities included: Coordination of drug distribution services for central unit dose pharmacy, outpatient pharmacy, critical care pharmacy satellite and Wesley Health Psychiatric Hospital pharmacy.

Responsibilities included: Coordination of drug distribution services for Children's Hospital Pharmacy including unit dose, intravenous admixture and parenteral and enteral nutrition. Development and implementation of hospital pharmacy quality assurance programs; coordination of residency program and staff development.