W. ANTHONY HAWKINS

W. Anthony Hawkins serves as a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical and Administrative Pharmacy at the University of Georgia College of Pharmacy's Albany campus. His clinical practice and research focus on optimizing critical care pharmacy services, particularly through evidence-based fluid stewardship initiatives and innovative educational approaches within the Pharm.D. program.

Dr. Hawkins' research program centers on pharmacist-driven fluid management protocols in intensive care settings, investigating medication regimen complexity, hidden fluid sources, and diuretic response predictors. His educational scholarship develops layered learning frameworks for critical care training, emphasizing expert thinking skill development through technology-enhanced experiential education and interprofessional collaboration models.

His recent publications reveal a cohesive research trajectory advancing fluid stewardship science while transforming pharmacy education. Key trends include validation of the ROSE Model for fluid management, integration of critical care concepts into core curricula, and pioneering AI applications in clinical assessment.

Professional recognition includes:

• Fellow of the American College of Critical Care Medicine (FCCM)

Dr. Hawkins mentors pharmacy trainees in critical care rotations and develops interprofessional educational experiences. His research is supported by institutional initiatives through the UGA Center for Drug Discovery and clinical partnerships at the Albany campus.

He actively collaborates with the UGA Drug Discovery Group and Institute for International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences to translate fluid stewardship research into clinical practice within medical ICU settings.