Sonya Stacey

Dr Sonya Stacey serves as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, The University of Queensland. Her work focuses on pediatric pharmacy, emphasizing medication safety, pharmacokinetics, and clinical pharmacology in hospital settings.

• Specializes in pediatric medication safety and adverse drug event analysis
• Develops clinical training frameworks for pharmacists
• Investigates antibiotic compatibility and dosing in critical care
• Active in respiratory pharmacology, particularly for cystic fibrosis

Her recent research includes vaccine administration challenges (2025), antibiotic IV compatibility studies (2025), and safety evaluations of antifungal therapies (2024). Earlier work established standards for pharmacist training (2015) and advanced practice models in Australia (2014). Collaborative projects span multidisciplinary pediatric medicine safety initiatives and hospital pharmacy service development.

As a co-author on over 20 publications, her work impacts healthcare policy and clinical practice. She contributes to the Safe and Effective Medication Collaborative and OPTMED-D research projects, addressing medication information continuity post-discharge.