Mariette Sourial

Mariette Sourial serves as Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Director of the Interprofessional Education (IPE) Program at Lloyd L. Gregory School of Pharmacy. Since joining in 2011, she teaches pharmacotherapy courses, coordinates Critical Pharmacy Knowledge V-VI, and facilitates case studies, patient care skills, and communication labs. Her leadership extends to co-advising the American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists (APhA-ASP) and active participation in national, state, and local pharmacy associations.

Her academic credentials include:

• PharmD in Pharmacy from Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

During her PharmD studies, she served as president of the American Pharmacists Association student chapter and in Student Government Association while playing collegiate basketball. She completed an ambulatory care PGY-1 residency through the University of Minnesota (2010-2011) with a focus on pharmacist collaboration during transitions of care.

Dr. Sourial's research centers on optimizing high-risk patient transitions through pharmacist-led interventions and interprofessional collaboration models. Her work emphasizes ambulatory care pharmacy's role in healthcare continuity and outcome improvement. As IPE Director, she has established community partnerships to advance interprofessional education initiatives since their inception.

She maintains an active clinical practice precepting APPE students and pharmacy residents at Baptist Health North Florida FAU Medicine Resident Clinic – Boca Raton Regional Hospital. While no specific awards or grants are documented in the source material, her contributions to pharmacy education and practice are demonstrated through sustained leadership in curriculum development, student mentorship, and professional association engagement across multiple organizational levels.