Dr. Nazgol Emami is the 2020-2022 CUSP-Amgen Fellow with a focus on Oncology Medical Affairs. With a strong passion for pursuing a career in the pharmaceutical industry that developed before pharmacy school, she is committed to being at the forefront of therapeutic developments that will improve patient outcomes. The CUSP-Amgen fellowship program provides the most
My name is Alexander Delgado. I graduated in the Spring of 2019 from Chapman University School of Pharmacy. I am currently doing a residency for HonorHealth Scottsdale Medical Centers. My hobbies include playing with my dog, going on hikes, and binge-watching shows from various streaming platforms. Career After graduation, I moved to Scottsdale, Arizona to
My name is Romina Nabiee. I graduated from Chapman in 2017 with a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MSPS) with a focus on oncogenic metabolic pathways. Now, I am a Ph.D. student in pharmaceutical sciences with a focus on KSHV Virus Immunology at Chapman. When I’m not a “mad scientist” in training, I’ve
Hello – my name’s Michael Phan and I graduated as part of CUSP’s inaugural Pharm.D. cohort in 2018. I’m currently doing a fellowship under the tutelage of Dr. Daniel Tomaszewski here at CUSP, where we are researching pediatric pain management. In my free time, I enjoy being active! Hiking, exploring state and national parks, biking…
Join us to welcome the new additions to CUSP Alumni Advisory Board, Mary Ngo, PharmD (’19) and Alexander Delgado, PharmD (’19.) Drs. Ngo and Delgado will be serving on the board for the next three years to support CUSP and its alumni community. Below is the current roaster of the Alumni Advisory Board as of
On May 16th, CUSP celebrated the 2019 graduating class at the second annual Graduation Awards Banquet at the Newport Beach Country Club. During the evening, awards from faculty were given, as well as student-nominated awards and corporate awards. Sarah Paik received the Mylan Excellence in Pharmacy Award, recognizing her as a student who demonstrated excellence
Chapman University student pharmacists and their capstone advisers Siu Fun Wong and Coco Yang, make a second visit to Sacramento to present to the California State Board of Pharmacy to propose to the California Board of Pharmacy Communication and Educational Committee the addition of a standardized “hazardous drug” symbol to the oral chemotherapy medication prescription
On Sunday, June 11, 2017, the School of Pharmacy hosted a picnic at Mason Park in Irvine to welcome incoming students. Student Affairs Coordinators Jasmine Villa-Stofko and Erica Wondra were joined by Assistant Dean of Student Affairs and Academic Affairs Rocke DeMark to check students in and have them try on their White Coats for
Chapman University School of Pharmacy Professor Dr. Jeff Goad has achieved the rank of Fellow of the International Society of Travel Medicine – a lifetime credential bestowed upon professionals who have demonstrated outstanding contributions to the field of Travel Medicine. Dr. Goad joins the second cohort of Fellows from this Society and is the only
A law was passed in 2013 to allow pharmacists at locations like CVS and Rite Aid to initiate therapy and dispense birth control medications WITHOUT patients first seeing a physician or other healthcare provider. The law aims to make it easier for women to get hormonal contraceptives. That 2013 law was supposed to have been