Stevie Veach

Dr. Stevie Veach is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Iowa College of Pharmacy and clinical pharmacist at MercyOne Pharmacy. She earned her PharmD from the University of Iowa (2006) and completed a PGY1 Community Pharmacy Residency. Her career spans clinical practice (including roles as clinical director at CarePro Pharmacy) and academia, focusing on advancing community pharmacist services. She directs the PGY1 Community-based Pharmacy Residency Program and actively participates in initiatives like CPESN and Flip the Pharmacy. Professional affiliations include APhA, NCPA, and AACP.

• Education: Doctor of Pharmacy, University of Iowa (2006)
• Residencies: PGY1 Community Pharmacy Residency (UI/Mercy Family Pharmacy)

Research Interests

Her work centers on optimizing community pharmacy services, including patient care programs, medication adherence, and pharmacist-led interventions. Key areas include:

• Electronic care (eCare) plans for chronic disease management
• Practice transformation through CPESN and Flip the Pharmacy
• Nonprescription medication use and self-care education
• Quality improvement projects in immunization services

Professional Contributions

Dr. Veach has been recognized with awards such as the IPA Distinguished Young Pharmacist (2014) and APhA's Anne Burns Award. Her publications focus on hypertension management, opioid use disorder treatment, and patient-centered pharmacy services. She also actively mentors residents and students through her residency program and preceptor roles.

Grants & Collaborations

• Lead researcher in community pharmacy practice transformation studies
• Recipient of grants supporting medication disposal initiatives and telehealth integration

Her academic leadership extends to roles in professional organizations, where she advocates for expanding pharmacist scope of practice and community pharmacy innovation.