Alexander DeLucenay

Alexander DeLucenay serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice and Administration at the Wegmans School of Pharmacy, St. John Fisher University, with his office located at WEGPHR 304. Contactable via phone (585) 385-8373 or email adelucenay@sjf.edu, he holds dual appointments in clinical practice and academia.

His educational background includes:

• B.S. in Biology from St. John Fisher University (2006)
• Pharm.D. from St. John Fisher University (2010)
• Ambulatory Care Residency at Mission Hospitals and Mountain Area Health Education Center (Asheville, NC)
• M.A. from St. Bernard's School of Theology and Ministry

Dr. DeLucenay specializes in ambulatory care pharmacy with clinical focus on diabetes, hypertension, and heart failure management among underserved populations. He has developed collaborative drug therapy management protocols at Rochester General Hospital's outpatient clinics, enabling interdisciplinary co-management of chronic diseases through pharmacist-prescribed medications and lab monitoring. His approach integrates evidence-based practice with patient-centered care models.

Recent publications (2022-2024) demonstrate his research trajectory in leveraging continuous glucose monitoring for diabetes management and evaluating pharmacist-led heart failure interventions. These studies emphasize real-world clinical decision-making, glycemic control optimization, and patient satisfaction metrics within ambulatory care settings.

His professional recognition includes:

• Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist

Dr. DeLucenay co-advises the Wegmans School of Pharmacy chapter of the Christian Pharmacists Fellowship International and actively participates in medical mission trips to Central America (El Salvador, Honduras, Dominican Republic, Mexico). As an ordained deacon in the Diocese of Rochester, NY, he integrates faith-based service with clinical practice. His teaching focuses on Communications and Counseling and Concepts in Pharmacy Practice courses, emphasizing therapeutic communication and clinical application.

At Rochester General Hospital, he operates within interdisciplinary teams managing chronic disease states, implementing collaborative practice agreements that expand pharmacists' clinical roles in chronic disease management.