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RxTeach is meant to be a helpful source of information for students, healthcare professionals, and patients with content focused on professional development, preventative medicine, clinical pharmacy, and how to enhance your own health and personal life.* Join our community for weekly articles!

Brentsen Wolf graduated with his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville in 2021. He then completed a 2-year post-doctoral medical affairs fellowship through the Rutgers Pharmaceutical Industry Fellowship Program at Merck. Brentsen currently works as an MSL in thoracic malignancies in the pharmaceutical industry. He has a passion for health and fitness, professional development, and research. You can connect with him via LinkedIn and read all of his articles here.

Kristen Lindauer is a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Infectious Diseases and HIV at Sentara Norfolk General Hospital (SNGH). Kristen graduated with her Doctor of Pharmacy from the Southern Illinois University of Edwardsville in May 2021 with a degree specialization in education. She completed an ASHP-accredited PGY1 residency program in June 2022 and earned her BCPS credentials in the Fall of 2022. After 18 months as a clinical inpatient pharmacist at SNGH, she was promoted to an ambulatory care position in Infectious Diseases/HIV to coordinate care between the Sentara Healthcare 340b program, Eastern Virginia Medical School clinic, and Proprium Specialty Pharmacy. Shortly after taking this position, she earned her HIV Pharmacist certification from the American Academy of HIV Medicine. She continues to advocate for health-system pharmacy through the Virginia Society of Health-System Pharmacists. In her free time, she trains for triathlons, bakes, and travels with her husband. You can connect with her via LinkedIn and read her articles here.

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