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Frank
Romanelli
Pharm.D., BCPS
Assistant Professor
Clinical Specialist in HIV/AIDS
Pharmacy Practice and Science Division
Joint appointment
Assistant Professor of Physician Assistant Studies
Division of Clinical Sciences, College of Allied Health
Medical School:
- June 1994 Massachusetts College of
Pharmacy-Boston, Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
- June 1996 Massachusetts College of Pharmacy-Boston,
Doctor of Pharmacy
- June 1997 University of Kentucky, Residency
in Pharmacy Practice
- June 1998 University of Kentucky, Specialty
Residency in Critical Care Pharmacy
- Chief Resident in Pharmacy
Dr. Romanelli coordinates the third-professional-year
course Contemporary Aspects of Pharmacy Practice (CAPP) III.
Within this course he instructs modules in physical assessment,
Top 200 drugs and clinical toxicology. Other courses within
the College of Pharmacy where Dr. Romanelli lectures include:
Integrated Therapeutics, Pharmacologic Basis of Antibiotics,
and Nutrition and Disease Prevention. Within the College of
Nursing, Dr. Romanelli lectures in the course Biologic Phenomenon
and Chronic Illnesses and within the College of Allied Health,
Dr. Romanelli lectures in the PA Clinical Seminar Series,
as well as in the PA Clinical Lecture Series. Dr. Romanelli’s
teaching activity also includes precepting PA and pharmacy
students within the Infectious Disease Clinic and pharmacy
students and residents within the Medical Intensive Care Unit.
Dr. Romanelli maintains an active
practice within the University of Kentucky Infectious Disease
Clinic, specializing as a clinical pharmacy specialist in
HIV/AIDS. In this capacity he counsels and educates patients
with regard to HIV and AIDS, as well as the proper use of
antiretroviral medications. He also is involved in the selection
and monitoring of appropriate antiretrovirals. Within the
clinic, Dr. Romanelli precepts pharmacy and physician assistant
students, as well as residents.
Research Interests:
HIV/AIDS pharmacotherapeutics
Pharmacy education and curriculum development
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