Jordan Khail

Jordan Khail is a Lecturer in the Department of Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy at the University of Georgia’s College of Pharmacy. His work focuses on pharmaceutical care, medication safety, and substance use disorders, with an emphasis on community pharmacy practice and healthcare policy. He holds a Pharm.D. degree and is actively involved in advancing pharmacist roles in patient care and public health.

Research Interests: Dr. Khail’s research addresses opioid-related challenges such as buprenorphine accessibility, fentanyl overdose prevention, and pharmacist-led interventions. He also explores educational tools to enhance pharmacy students’ skills in detecting medication-related problems.

Publications: His recent work includes studies on community pharmacy-based buprenorphine programs, medication-related problem tools, and fentanyl test strip availability. These publications reflect his commitment to improving healthcare access and patient outcomes through evidence-based strategies.

Awards: No specific honors or awards are listed in the provided information.

Advising & Grants: No formal advisees or grant details are documented here. Dr. Khail may contribute to institutional grants or collaborative projects not explicitly mentioned.