Cherokee Layson-Wolf

Dr. Cherokee Layson-Wolf is a Clinical Professor and Residency Program Director in the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. She specializes in immunizations, self-care, point-of-care testing, medication therapy management, and diabetes management. Her practice includes patient care at an employer-based clinic in Hunt Valley, MD.

Education: PharmD from University of Maryland School of Pharmacy. Completed a community pharmacy residency at Virginia Commonwealth University and Ukrop’s Pharmacy.

Research Interests focus on immunization program evaluations, medication adherence, and innovative patient care delivery. Her work emphasizes practical applications in community pharmacy settings and improving healthcare continuity through pharmacist roles.

Publications span 2008-2012, with a focus on immunization clinics, stroke prevention, and patient care programs. She has presented at national pharmacy conferences on topics like immunization advocacy and faculty development.

Prominent advising roles include mentoring PGY-1 Community Pharmacy residents from 2007-2013. She also contributes to the APhA Pharmacy-Based Immunization Delivery course as faculty.