Amy F. Wilson

Amy F. Wilson is Dean of the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions and an Associate Professor at Creighton University. Her academic roles include leading the school’s strategic initiatives and teaching in the Pharmacy Practice department. She holds a PharmD and has extensive experience in academic pharmacy administration.

Wilson’s research focuses on patient assessment in pharmacy practice, evidence-based medicine, and educational innovations. She has co-authored textbook chapters on musculoskeletal and nervous system patient assessment in "Patient Assessment in Pharmacy Practice". Her work also examines natural product clinical trials, dietary supplement quality, and healthcare informatics.

Her publications span topics like probiotic usage in medical centers, vitamin D dosing discrepancies, and MTM service development. Notable contributions include evaluating educational parity between campus and distance pharmacy programs, improving PDA documentation systems, and enhancing formulary management practices.

Wilson received the Mary Lucretia and Sarah Emily Creighton Award, recognizing her contributions to Creighton University. She has been an active consultant for organizations like the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy and Wolters Kluwer Healthcare, demonstrating her influence in pharmacy regulation and clinical decision support systems.

Her leadership extends to curriculum development, accreditation reviews, and advancing pharmacy practice through technology. Wilson’s work bridges clinical pharmacy, educational innovation, and patient-centered care delivery systems.