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Dr. Patrick Brandin is an Adjunct Professor in the Physician Associate Program at Berry College, where he teaches clinical pharmacology courses. He is based in the Cook Building and contributes his extensive hospital pharmacy expertise to train future physician associates.
Education:
- Pharm.D., University of Georgia, 2015
His teaching interests include Hospital Medicine, Infectious Disease Medicine, Antimicrobial Stewardship, and Anticoagulation. With over eight years of experience as a hospital pharmacist, Dr. Brandin brings real-world clinical knowledge into the classroom, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and patient-centered pharmaceutical care.
Dr. Brandin completed a PGY1 Pharmacy Residency at McLeod Regional Medical Center and has been actively practicing since 2016. His current clinical role involves managing anticoagulation, pharmacokinetic, and parenteral nutrition consults, along with monitoring medications for cardiac step-down patients. His work bridges clinical practice and academic instruction, enhancing the educational experience through practical insights.
Professional Experience Highlights:
- Hospital Clinical Pharmacist, Atrium Health Floyd (2024–present)
- Hospital Staff Pharmacist, Atrium Health Floyd (2016–2024)
- PGY1 Pharmacy Residency, McLeod Regional Medical Center (2016)
Dr. Brandin values collaboration with healthcare teams and is dedicated to mentoring the next generation of healthcare providers. He serves as a course director and instructor, integrating his pharmacist perspective into the curriculum. Though no formal research articles or awards are listed, his contributions to clinical education and patient care are significant.
