Ph.D. Candidate
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Marc L. Fleming
Ph.D. Candidate
Curriculum Vitae
Office Address Home Address
The University of Texas at Austin 1009 Briargate Drive
College of Pharmacy Austin, TX 78753
Pharmacy Administration Division
2409 University Ave. Rm. 3.209
1 University Station A1930
Austin, TX 78712-0127
512-***-**** (office)
512-***-**** (fax)
Email: ********@****.******.***
EDUCATION
May 09 present The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Doctoral Candidate, Expected graduation May 2012
Sep 05-May 09 The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Master of Science, Pharmacy Administration
Sep 97May 00 Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia
Master of Public Health
Master s Capstone Project: Service Utilization for Depression by African
Americans Compared to Caucasians
Jan 93May 96 Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE
1996 present Texas State Board of Pharmacy, Registered Pharmacist (Active
preceptor)
1997 present Virginia State Board of Pharmacy, Registered Pharmacist
EMPLOYMENT
Jun 05Apr 11Target Corporation, Austin, Texas
Staff Pharmacist
Mar 08Dec 08Austin Outcomes Research, Inc., Austin, Texas
Consultant
Provided drug information for workers compensation guidelines
Nov 01Jun 05Texas Children s Hospital, Houston, Texas
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May 00Nov 01Walgreens Corporation, Houston, Texas
Staff Pharmacist
Aug 97May 00Walgreens Corporation, Richmond, Virginia
Pharmacy Manager/Staff Pharmacist
Aug 96Aug 97Walgreens Corporation, Houston, Texas
Floater Pharmacist
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Teaching Assistantship
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Sum 08 present Preceptor- Experiential Pharmacy Practice and Patient Counseling
? Responsible for overseeing ending P2 and beginning P3 Pharm.D.
students patient counseling at the University Health Services
Pharmacy
Spr 06 Spr 08 Ethics and Pharmacy Communications
? Supervise P2 Pharm.D. students in communication skills and
ethics in pharmacy practice
Sum 06 - 07 Intravenous Products and Admixture
? Supervise P3 Pharm.D. students in calculations and preparations
of intravenous products
Fall 07 Pharmacy Administration I
? Facilitate discussion with P1 Pharm.D. students regarding issues
of ethics, communication and cultural issues in pharmacy
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Research ProjectsAug 09 -present Fleming ML, Barner JC, Brown CM, Shepherd MD, Strassels SA, Novak S.
Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to Predict Texas Community
Pharmacists Intention to Utilize an On-line Prescription Monitoring
Database as an Aid in Determining Whether or Not to Dispense a
Controlled Substance Medication (Dissertation Project)
Oct 10 May 11 Fleming ML, Chandwani HS, Barner JC, Weber SN, Okoro TT.
Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Utilization
Role: Conceptualized project, led team in survey design, data
collection, analysis and report writing
Sep 09 Oct 10 Fleming ML, Nemlekar PM, Brown CM, Cantu RE. Survey of Texas
Community Pharmacists Perceptions about New or Transferred
Prescription Incentives
Role: Conceptualized project, led team in survey design, data
collection, analysis and report writing
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Oct 09 May 10 Fleming ML, Barner JC, Bamgbade BA. Mortality Rate Comparison
between States with and without Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
and Associated Federal Costs
Oct 09 Aug 10 Barner JC, Brown CM, Khoza SB, Fleming ML, Reddy M. Factors to
Consider when Conducting Research Focused on Medication Use and
African Americans: A Review Utilizing a Conceptual Framework
(Invited Review)
Role: Worked with team to organize review, wrote two sections
related to medication use in treating depression and pain
Sep 07- May 09 Fleming ML, Barner JC, Brown CM, Smith T. Depression Treatment by
Race: An Examination of Pharmacotherapy, Provider, Complementary
and Alternative Medicine (CAM) and Associated Alcohol and Drug Abuse
(Master s Project)
PUBLICATIONS (PEER REVIEWED)
PUBLICATIONS (NON-PEER REVIEWED)
Fleming ML. PDMPs: An Inside Look at Research in Progress.
Student Pharmacist. 2010;7(2):12.
MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED/IN PREPARATION
Fleming ML, Chandwani HS, Barner JC, Weber SN, Okoro TT.
Healthcare Professionals and Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)
Utilization In preparation, anticipated submission date: Sep 2011
Barner JC, Brown CM, Khoza SB, Fleming ML, Reddy M. Factors to
Consider when Conducting Research Focused on Medication Use and
African Americans: A Review Utilizing a Conceptual Framework In
preparation, anticipated submission date: Aug 2011
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS (PEER REVIEWED)
Fleming ML, Chandwani HS, Barner JC, Weber SN, Okoro TT.
Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Utilization at the International
Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Annual
Meeting, Baltimore, MD, May 23, 2011.
Fleming ML, Nemlekar PM, Brown CM, Cantu RE. Survey of Texas
Community Pharmacists Perceptions about New or Transferred
Prescription Incentives at the American Pharmacists Association Annual
Meeting, Seattle, WA, March 25-28, 2011.
Fleming ML, Barner JC, Brown CM, Shepherd MD, Strassels SA, Novak S.
Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to Predict Texas Community
Pharmacists Intention to Utilize an On-line Prescription Monitoring
Database as an Aid in Determining Whether or Not to Dispense a
Controlled Substance Medication (research in progress) at the
Southern Pharmacy Administration Conference, Memphis, TN, June 18-
20, 2010.
Fleming ML, Barner JC, Bamgbade BA. Mortality Rate Comparison
between States with and without Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs
and Associated Federal Costs at the International Society for
Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Annual Meeting,
Atlanta, GA, May 18, 2010.
Fleming ML, Barner JC,Brown CM, Bettinger T. Depression Treatment
by Race: An Examination of Pharmacotherapy, Provider, and
Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) at the American
Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, April 3-6,
2009.
PRESENTATIONS
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
Fleming ML. Graduate Studies in Disciplines Associated with
Pharmacy. Introduction to Pharmacy; P1 Course, The University of
Texas College of Pharmacy, Austin, TX (April 2009).
Fleming ML. Graduate School in Pharmacy, UT Rho-Chi Honor Society
Chapter Meeting, The University of Texas College of Pharmacy, Austin,
TX (October 2008).
Barner JC, Brown CM, Devine L, Fleming ML, Gavaza P. Career
Opportunities in Pharmacy The African-American Men and Boys
Conference, Connally High School, Austin, TX (April 2007).
Fleming ML. Introduction to Pharmacy Graduate Programs. The
University of Texas at Austin-Student National Pharmaceutical
Association Chapter Meeting, The University of Texas College of
Pharmacy, Austin, TX (October 2005).
Fleming ML. The Future of Public Health Masters of Public Health
Graduation Commencement Ceremony, Virginia Commonwealth
University, Richmond, VA (May 2000).
RELATED COURSEWORK
Supervised Teaching in Pharmacy: prepares graduate students for
teaching in a college of pharmacy, preparing lectures, syllabus and
understanding University policies.
Project: Developed teaching philosophy and course syllabus for
pharmacoepidemiology
Research Methods in Clinical Psychology: provided with advanced
training in research methodology related to clinical psychology.
Sociology of Mental Health: addressing issues of mental health and
illness, while contrasting the social view with the medical, psychiatric,
and psychological factors in mental health.
Psychometric Theory and Methods: involving group and individual tests
of abilities and performance and their theoretical and statistical bases.
Pharmacoepidemiology: review of classic and current issues in
epidemiology and the application of epidemiological principles to
pharmacotherapy in the population.
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Statistics courses: Introductory, Experimental Design, Correlation and
Regression, and Multivariate Statistics with laboratory application of
SPSS.
Pharmacy Administration Data Analysis: involving data coding, table
construction, quantitative research method assignments using SAS and
SPSS.
Communication Skills for Scientists: overview of various techniques used
in oral communication of scientific information. Toastmasters style
assignments and attending Toastmasters meeting required for the
course.
Social Issues in Pharmacy: provides an in-depth analysis of social and
behavioral issues that affect medication use and the theories of health
behavior associated with patient compliance.
Research Design and Methods in Pharmacy Administration: presentation
of research designs used in pharmacy administration, qualitative design,
threats to internal and external validity, scale measurement and
sampling techniques.
Managed Health Care Systems: examination of the classic and
contemporary literature on managed health care systems and issues
related to pharmacy and pharmacy benefit management.
Pharmacoeconmics: introduction to terms, concepts, methods,
problems, and strengths associated with various methods in
pharmacoeconomics.
AWARDS
nd
Mar 11 Honorable Mention (2 place) for Best Poster Presentation at the
APhA 2011 Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA
rd
Jun 10 3 place for Best Poster Presentation at the Southern Pharmacy
Administration Conference, Memphis, TN
st
May 08 1 place for Student Chapters Research Competition at the International
Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) Annual
Meeting, Toronto, Canada
Team member
Jul 07 Wal-Mart Scholar, Awarded by Wal-Mart at the American Associations of
Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida
nd
May 07 2 place for Student Chapters Research Competition at the
International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research
(ISPOR) Annual Meeting, Arlington, Virginia
Team Captain
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May 96 Smith Kline Beecham Award for Patient Care
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
1997 present American Pharmacists Association (APhA)
2005 present International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research
(ISPOR)
2006 present International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology (ISPE) The University
of Texas student chapter
2008 present Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE/LEADERSHIP
2010 Mentored a P3 pharmacy student and provided a graduate student
experience, The University of Texas College of Pharmacy, Honors
Program.
2010 Mentor, The University of Texas-Intellectual Entrepreneurship, mentor
to pharmacy student interested in pharmacy graduate education
2009 Mentor, The University of Texas-Intellectual Entrepreneurship, mentor
to pharmacy student interested in pharmacy graduate education
2009 2011 Member, Postgraduate Committee, American Pharmacists Association
2007 2008 Pharmacy Council Representative, International Society of
Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR), The University of
Texas at Austin
2007 2008 Mentor, The University of Texas Office of the Dean of Students Mentor
Program
2007 Student Chapter Presidents Leadership Conference, International
Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR), Annual
Meeting, Arlington, Virginia
2006 2007 President, International Society of Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes
Research (ISPOR), The University of Texas at Austin
1998 1999 Member, Student Leaders Committee, Brown Bag Lunch Series,
Masters of Public Health Program, Virginia Commonwealth University
1998 1999 Chair of the Social Committee, Masters of Public Health Program,
Virginia Commonwealth University
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1997 1998 Volunteer, State Health Department of Virginia, Office of Minority
Health
1995 1996 Class President, Class of 1996, College of Pharmacy, Texas Southern
University
Computer/Technical Skills
Microsoft Office
SAS
SPSS
STATA
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