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Joseph T DiPiro, Pharm.D.
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Dean's Office / Department of Pharmacotherapy & Outcomes Science
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  •   VCU Health Sciences Research Building, Room 209D
  • School of Pharmacy
    Dept of Pharmacotherapy & Outcomes Science
    410 N 12th Street
     Box 980533
     Richmond, VA 23298-0533
  •  jtdipiro@vcu.edu

Education

  • B.S., Pharmacy (University of Connecticut, )
  • Pharm.D., Pharmacy (University of Kentucky, )

Post-Graduate Training

  • Residency - (University of Kentucky Medical Center, )
  • Fellowship - Clinical immunology (Johns Hopkins University, )

Professional Experience

  • (2021 - Present) Associate Vice President for Health Sciences, Faculty Affairs, Virginia Commonwealth University
  • (2014 - 2022) Dean, VCU School of Pharmacy
  • (2005 - 2014) Executive dean and professor, South Carolina College of Pharmacy, the University of South Carolina and the Medical University of South Carolina
  • (2001 - 2005) Assistant dean for pharmacy programs, Medical College of Georgia School of Medicine, Augusta
  • (1998 - 2005) Assistant dean, University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
  • (1997 - 2005) Head, Department of Clinical and Administrative Sciences, University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
  • (1994 - 1997) Head, Department of Pharmacy Practice, University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
  • (1991 - 2005) Professor of pharmacy, University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
  • (1990 - 2000) Director, surgical research, Medical College of Georgia
  • (1992 - 2005) Clinical professor of surgery, Medical College of Georgia
  • (1981 - 2005) Consulting clinical pharmacists, Department of Pharmacy, Medical College of Georgia Hospital & Clinics
  • (1981 - 2000) Research investigator (WOC), VA Medical Center, Augusta, Ga.

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