dana Hammouri

Conducted preclinical research on cancer‑induced kidney crosstalk and cisplatin‑induced nephrotoxicity using advanced molecular and imaging techniques and authored manuscripts, grant proposals, and a dissertation. Delivered guest lectures and mentored junior students to advance lab productivity and experimental rigor.

Monitored internal medicine patients during clinical rounds and optimized pharmacotherapeutic plans addressing PK dosing, drug interactions, and adherence. Counseled patients and healthcare staff to improve medication safety and therapy outcomes.

Managed daily pharmacy operations including prescription fulfillment, compounding, supervision of pharmacy technicians, and inventory control to ensure accurate dispensing and regulatory compliance. Prepared monthly sales reports and provided patient counseling on medication use.

Supported faculty in lecture preparation and delivery, graded exams, and mentored students to reinforce pharmacology concepts and improve academic performance. Facilitated Q&A sessions and provided individualized feedback to learners.

Assisted in prescription dispensing, managed pharmacy stock, and supported daily workflow to maintain service accuracy and timeliness. Engaged in patient counseling and supported pharmacy staff with clerical and technical tasks.

Doctoral training in Pharmacology and Toxicology focused on preclinical cancer-kidney crosstalk and cisplatin-induced nephrotoxicity, employing advanced molecular and imaging methodologies and producing peer-reviewed manuscripts.

Completed M.S. in Pharmacology and Toxicology with research training in molecular and in vivo methods related to renal toxicology and cancer-associated kidney injury.

M.S. in Clinical Pharmacy emphasizing clinical pharmacotherapy, patient counseling, and medication management in hospital settings.

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy covering pharmaceutical sciences and professional pharmacy practice with experiential training.