Richard Molitor:  

Hello everyone! In a nutshell, I think I've met expectations so far: As far as my professional life goes I graduated from the UW School of Pharmacy in 1982 (I had the pleasure of graduating along with fellow WV '77 grad Marla [Sheeley] Gunn). I have an appointment as a Clinical Assistant Professor from the University of Washington's School of Pharmacy (35+ years on the affiliate faculty now). Over the course of my career I've had the opportunity to work with some wonderful people and go beyond the normal "grind" of the job. To date I've had about 20 peer-reviewed articles/reports published in various professional journals (see my LinkedIn page). I've been fortunate to be able to work with an internationally-renowned pain management physician to develop novel drug formulations for some fairly high tech infusion devices. These therapies are now in use both nation- and worldwide. Additionally, in 1992 I received one of the first Certificates of Innovation from the American College of Physician Executives for a program I created to provide HIV-infected individuals an alternative treatment option in their last few months of life. I've also had an entry in the Who's Who In America for the past few years and in February of 2019 was awarded an Albert Nelson Marquis Who's Who in America Lifetime Achievement Award. On top of that, I was an early convert to the use of computers and the internet in pharmacy and beginning in the mid-90s lectured pharmacists nationwide on how to use the 'net for fun and profit. My professional web site (Just Google "Consultant Pharmacist" since they don't allow web sites on this message board), created around 1995, won one of the early "web site of the week" awards from US Pharmacist magazine. I only wish I had enough time nowadays to continue to maintain it. I've also been a contributor or editorial board member of a few professional texts and at one point even had my own pharmacy news ...Expand for more