Sachin Shah

Sachin Shah is a Professor at the University of the Pacific, School of Pharmacy, where he has been serving since 2007. He is based at Travis Air Force Base, where he holds dual leadership roles as Regional Coordinator and Director of Pharmacy Research and Education. His work bridges academic research and clinical practice, with a strong emphasis on outcomes-based studies in pharmacy.

Education:

• PharmD, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, 2005
• Fellowship in Cardiovascular Pharmacology, Hartford Hospital/University of Connecticut

Dr. Shah's research focuses on evaluating the impact of drugs, dietary supplements, and medical devices on health outcomes. His work spans areas such as enhanced external counter pulsation (EECP), central blood pressure monitoring, and the physiological effects of energy drinks and caffeine. He leads the Innovative Clinical and Outcomes Research (iCOR) lab, which conducts novel clinical trials and serves as a training ground for students entering the pharmaceutical industry. He also co-directs the Fellowship in Industry Program (FIP), providing post-doctoral training in drug development and clinical trial design.

His recent scholarly work includes studies on DPP-4 inhibitors and inflammatory bowel disease, cinnamon extract and ECG parameters, drone-based medication delivery, and energy drink safety. These publications reflect a strong trend toward clinical pharmacology, patient safety, and innovative healthcare delivery models, particularly at the intersection of technology and pharmacy practice.

Scientific Awards:

• No awards explicitly mentioned in the text.

Dr. Shah is actively involved in mentoring and training future pharmacists through his leadership in the iCOR lab and FIP program. While specific student names are not listed, these programs support formal post-doctoral and student research training. He has also secured research activity in areas with real-world clinical and regulatory implications, such as drone delivery and dietary supplement safety. His TEDx talk on the 'Power of the Mind' highlights his broader interest in mind-body connections and integrative health approaches.

He leads the Innovative Clinical and Outcomes Research (iCOR) lab, a specialized research team focused on clinical trials involving dietary supplements and medical devices. This lab also functions as an educational platform for students and fellows pursuing careers in the pharmaceutical industry.