Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Texas A&M University
Dr. Mitchell Barnett, PharmD, MS, is a professor at the Erma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy at Texas A&M University in College Station, TX, where he teaches Healthcare Systems, Social and Behavioral Health, and Research Methods. He previously taught at Stanford University College of Medicine and served as the Director of the Iowa Prescription Monitoring Program with the Iowa Board of Pharmacy.
Mitch’s career is marked by his dedication to enhancing drug safety and improving public health outcomes. His tenure as the Director of the Iowa Prescription Monitoring Program is particularly notable for his innovative approaches in managing and mitigating prescription drug misuse. Under his leadership, the program saw the implementation of pivotal initiatives such as a statewide naloxone dispensing program and a disposal kit initiative, aimed at reducing the risk of opioid misuse and enhancing community health. His work in this area was instrumental in developing and disseminating critical protocols and guidelines that influence prescriber behavior and improve patient safety.
As an author, Dr. Barnett has published over 70 research articles and book chapters. Mitch’s career underscores his commitment to advancing the field of pharmacy through education, research, and practical application of drug safety measures. His contributions continue to shape the landscape of pharmaceutical education and public health, benefiting both the academic community and the broader population.
Improving Medication Safety Through Pharmacy Reimbursement for At Home Drug Disposal Solution
Wednesday, May 21, 2025
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM ET