Marian Gaviola

Marian Gaviola, PharmD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pharmacotherapy at the UNT System College of Pharmacy, University of North Texas Health Science Center. She holds a PharmD from the University of Rhode Island. Her expertise focuses on critical care pharmacy, particularly medication dosing risks in intensive care units and adverse effects of medication combinations.

Research Interests: Drug therapy optimization in critical care, surgical infections prevention, patient care protocols, and educational methodologies in pharmacy training. Her work emphasizes translational research between clinical pharmacy practice and patient outcomes.

Recent Research Trends: Publications (2016-2021) highlight studies on antibiotic prophylaxis efficacy, perioperative pharmacotherapy, interprofessional faculty models, and innovative teaching approaches for end-of-life care. Methodologies include retrospective analyses and feasibility studies.

Teaching & Service: Active in curriculum development for student pharmacists, with contributions to interprofessional education frameworks and shared service models in health-system pharmacies. No formal grants or awards listed.

Labs/Teams: Collaborates within surgical care teams and multidisciplinary pharmacy practice groups, though specific lab affiliations aren't explicitly stated.