Evan Williams

Evan Williams serves as Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Director for Accreditation Services at Roseman University's College of Pharmacy. He provides clinical pharmacy services at Valley Hospital Medical Center specializing in transitions of care while teaching clinical topics and lab skills across the pharmacy curriculum.

His educational background includes:

• Master of Business Administration (Healthcare Management) from Husson University
• Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Arizona
• Associate of Science from Glendale College

Dr. Williams' research bridges clinical practice and academic innovation with primary focus areas in Ambulatory Care, Family Medicine, Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, and Learner Wellbeing. His work examines depressive symptoms in pharmacy residents through national studies while advancing accreditation standards and curricular assessment methodologies. Clinical interests include cardiovascular disease prevention and evidence-based drug information application.

Recent publications (2017-2021) reveal consistent themes in mental health within pharmacy training, educational innovation, and ambulatory care practice development. Key contributions address emotional intelligence integration, hyperglycemia management protocols, and resident wellbeing frameworks, demonstrating his dual expertise in clinical pharmacy and academic leadership.

Significant recognitions include:

• Nevada Volunteer Recognition Certificate for COVID-19 vaccination efforts (2021)
• ASHP Foundation Pharmacy Practice Research Award Nominee (2019)
• Consecutive P3/P4 Teacher of the Year awards (2013-2014)

Dr. Williams mentors pharmacy students through clinical rotations and classroom instruction while leading accreditation initiatives for the College of Pharmacy. His national study on resident depression indicates collaborative research funding, and his interprofessional diabetes clinic with the Penobscot Nation demonstrates community engagement. Current work focuses on wellbeing integration and accreditation standards advancement.

He maintains active clinical practice at Valley Hospital Medical Center and leads the College of Pharmacy's accreditation team, while contributing to professional organizations including ACCP and AACP. His textbook contributions and national presentations further establish his leadership in pharmacy education and practice innovation.