Maria Longo

Maria Longo serves as Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Long Island University's College of Pharmacy, with clinical practice based at The Brooklyn Hospital Center where she directs the PGY-2 Ambulatory Care residency program and delivers outpatient/inpatient HIV services.

Her educational background includes a PharmD from Long Island University, followed by a PGY-1 Residency at NY Harbor VA Healthcare System and PGY-2 Ambulatory Care Residency at The Brooklyn Hospital Center.

Dr. Longo's research centers on optimizing pharmaceutical care for complex chronic conditions, particularly HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C management in primary care settings. She investigates virologic suppression outcomes, comorbidity impacts, and pharmacist-led interventions for chronic disease states, emphasizing real-world applicability in ambulatory care environments.

Her publication portfolio demonstrates consistent focus on HIV care innovations, including pandemic-related service adaptations, comorbidity management, and HCV treatment advancements, reflecting evolving therapeutic challenges in infectious disease pharmacy practice.

Professional certifications include Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist (BCACP), Academy of HIV Expert Pharmacist (AAHIVP), and New York State Collaborative Drug Therapy Management authorization.

As residency program director and preceptor at The Brooklyn Hospital Center, Dr. Longo trains pharmacy residents through clinical rotations and research mentorship, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration in HIV care delivery.

She operates within The Brooklyn Hospital Center's HIV care team, integrating pharmaceutical expertise into comprehensive patient management through interdisciplinary coordination with physicians, nurses, and social workers.