Randy Mullins

Randy Mullins is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Chair of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the American College of Pharmacy. His career spans clinical practice, education, and leadership in healthcare quality improvement. A certified educator in Asthma and Diabetes by the University of Tennessee, he combines academic rigor with community impact.

• B.S. in Biology & Minor in Chemistry, Carson Newman College (Jefferson City, TN)
• B.S. in Pharmacy, Southern School of Pharmacy, Mercer University (Atlanta, GA)
• Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Kentucky

Dr. Mullins’ research and practice focus on clinical pharmacy, pain management, antibiotic therapy, and quality improvement in healthcare systems. He pioneered a home infusion business and a Pulmonary Asthma Clinic, integrating pharmacists into primary care settings. His work in long-term care pharmacy and botanical medicine highlights his interdisciplinary approach.

He has contributed to pharmacy practice through presentations at National ASHP meetings and publications on Pain Management in Long Term Care. His leadership roles in the Governor’s Tennessee Quality Award (state-level Malcolm Baldridge Award) underscore his commitment to healthcare excellence.

• Surveyor, Governor’s Tennessee Quality Award (twice)
• Team Leader for Baptist Hospital’s Governor’s Quality Award win
• Preceptor for Campbell University School of Pharmacy and Walter State Community College
• Adjunct Professor of Health Sciences at National College (Knoxville, TN)

In community service, Dr. Mullins has served as President of Kiwanis, United Way, and Health Occupation Students of America. His passion for outdoor activities like camping and hiking aligns with his interest in herbal medicine. He resides with his family, including a dog, cat, and fish, and has three children and a granddaughter.