Why Our Program?

“I chose to do a fellowship in the Division of Clinical Pharmacology due to their vast knowledge
in clinical research involving special populations and for ample opportunities to learn about the diverse research being conducted within the group and the Clinical Trials Office. I gained expansive knowledge of critical issues in clinical pharmacology, which has been very important in my research and professional career.”

Sarah Campbell, PhD | Dissertation title: “Benzo(a)pyrene and benzo(a)pyrene-induced protein adducts in hair as biomarkers of toxic benzo(a)pyrene exposures”; University of Utah College of Pharmacy

“The UCPFP drew me in for its commitment to researching a broad array of clinical pharmacology questions, as well as its embrace of the many different skill sets required to answer these questions.

Joseph Rower, PhD | Dissertation title: “Development and Validation of a Cellular Pharmacology Model for Zidovudine and Lamivudine”; University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus, Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

“It offers a chance to build on research skills I earned during my PhD program, develop more collaborations, learn more about conducting clinical trials, and gain more focused experience in conducting pharmacogenetic research in pediatrics.”

Eman Biltaji, PhD | Dissertation title: “Clinical utility of multigene versus single gene genomic profiling in metastatic colorectal cancer”; University of Utah, College of Pharmacy