Jennifer A Tilleman

Jennifer A Tilleman is an Associate Professor in the Department of Pharmacy Practice at the School of Pharmacy and Health Professions, Creighton University. Her research focuses on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, emphasizing professional development, pharmacy skills, and professionalism. She has contributed to numerous peer-reviewed publications in journals like US Pharmacist and American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education.

Her academic roles include teaching, mentoring students during advanced pharmacy practice experiences, and leading initiatives in interprofessional education and community engagement. Tilleman has been recognized with awards such as the Fr. Don D. Driscoll Ignatian Teaching Award and the National Community Pharmacists Association Educator of the Year. She actively participates in professional organizations, including the Nebraska Pharmacists Association and American Pharmacists Association, where she contributes to continuing education programs like the Mortar Bowl.

Her work spans clinical topics such as fibromyalgia management, COPD therapy, and migraine treatment in pediatric populations. She also advocates for improving access to naloxone and advancing community pharmacy's role in public health initiatives like immunization programs.

Notable contributions include studies on reflective practice in ambulatory care rotations and curriculum development around medication therapy management. Tilleman’s research often bridges educational innovation with clinical practice, aiming to enhance both pharmacist training and patient care outcomes.