Laura Hall, PharmD, BCPS

Laura E. Hall, PharmD, BCPS is an Assistant Professor – Practice in the Division of Pharmacy Practice and Science at The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy (OSUCOP). She received her Bachelor of Pharmacy and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from The Ohio State University. After 16 years as a hospital generalist developing skills and initiating new services, she joined OSUCOP.  Dr. Hall is an Ohio-licensed pharmacist, and Board-Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist.

Dr. Hall’s practice as an Ambulatory Care Pharmacist initially was in a group of Federally Qualified Health Centers focused on patient care and pharmacy and medication program development and management for an underserved and multicultural patient population.   In 2011 she transitioned her practice to OSU General Internal Medicine at a new training site for primary care medical residents as one of three OSUCOP faculty contracted to provide services at two sites. Since then, the physician office practice has grown with pharmacist presence at all six sites working under Collaborative Practice Agreements to provide patient care. Dr. Hall received OSU Wexner Medical Center credentialing privileges in 2017. In 2015, as a pharmacist team member, they received the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Foundation Pinnacle Award (for Group Practices, Health Systems, and Health Care Corporations) given to OSU COP and Division of General Internal Medicine team.  With the growth and needs of the practice site, she has flexed her role, and is now focused on Transitional Care Management after patient hospital discharge.

Dr. Hall’s teaching responsibilities since the advent of the new PharmD curriculum in 2016, have been in leading efforts to consistently weave the Drug Information (DI) content through all four years of the I3 (Inquire, Innovate, Involve) curriculum. She coordinates two of the five foundational Concepts in Patient Care courses and developed and continues to teach DI concepts and skills essential for patient care in four of them.  Dr. Hall has provided experiential training as primary preceptor to both Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences (IPPE) and Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (APPE) students.

She has been involved with pharmacy residency training throughout her career.  Dr. Hall served as Residency Program Director for college residents completing their PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice Residency offered in Ambulatory Care settings (2014-2020). She has served in a variety of roles, as primary preceptor, research advisor, and teaching mentor to both OSUCOP residents and for those completing residencies at OSU Wexner Medical Center and other programs.

Dr. Hall’s scholarly work has been as a research advisor for pharmacy resident research projects, first for residents trained at her practice site, and now to support community practice residents trained with our Ohio State external partners.