Anne R. Ottney

Anne R. Ottney is a Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at Ferris State University's College of Pharmacy. Her clinical practice focuses on family medicine through a clinic associated with Sparrow/Michigan State University in Lansing. She holds a PharmD from the University of Wyoming and completed a PGY1 residency at the University of Montana/Community Medical Center. Dr. Ottney’s research emphasizes substance use disorders, health literacy, and women’s health, with contributions to clinical guidelines and public health initiatives. Her work addresses opioid prescribing practices, electronic cigarette use trends, and interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare education.

Publications span peer-reviewed journals (e.g., JACCP, Tobacco Use Insights) and a book chapter on cancer management. She actively presents at national conferences like the American College of Clinical Pharmacy and Michigan Pharmacists Association, advocating for pharmacist roles in addressing addiction and chronic disease. Her professional service includes contributions to residency programs and pharmacist survival guides.

Dr. Ottney’s research and practice reflect a commitment to improving patient outcomes through evidence-based interventions and interprofessional collaboration. She engages in community initiatives, such as opioid crisis mobilization and vaping cessation strategies, while mentoring future pharmacists through residency and educational programs.