Meet Robert P., one of the Maryland Poison Center’s expert pharmacists who has spent nearly 15 years helping callers when they need it most. In this Q&A, Robert shares his journey into toxicology, why poison centers matter, and a few fun facts about life outside of work.
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Michael Bekele is a PharmD/MS in Regulatory Science student (Class of 2027) and president of the Industry Pharmacists Organization (IPhO) chapter at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. His interests include regulatory affairs, biomedical innovation, and science policy.
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Nathaniel Thomas, MBA, office manager for UMSOP’s Experiential Learning Program (ELP), is a freelance cinematographer and filmmaker who sees the arts as a way to inspire and bring people together. He is a member of the University of Maryland, Baltimore’s (UMB) Council for the Arts and Culture.
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Zoë Welsh shares her journey through UMB’s Emerging Leaders Program, discovering the power of connection, collaboration, and stepping outside her comfort zone. Learn how leadership grows when we build bridges across communities.
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Driven by a passion for helping others and a love of lifelong learning, this poison specialist shares how her journey from biology to nursing led her to a fulfilling role in toxicology and community care.
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Chintal Shah, a health economist and pharmacoepidemiologist, applied an evidence-based approach to choose a pharmaceutical industry career, contributing impactful research on chronic diseases and rare conditions while maintaining strong ties with academia.
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Driven by a passion for advocacy and equity, Paris Barnes, MS ’24, is empowering communities to shape patient-centered health care through outreach, education, and engagement.
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UMB Student Chapter of the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology (ISPE) Brings Innovation and Excellence at the 41st ISPE Annual Meeting.
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By Emily Paterson, MS One of the goals of the eAntidote blog is to introduce you to the real poison experts who answer the phones at the Maryland Poison Center (MPC), as well as staff members. In addition to being nurses and pharmacists, they are parents, grandparents, artists, athletes, sports fans, and more! Read the[…]
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“This journey reminded me that pharmacy is more than a profession—it’s a calling.”
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