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CURRICULUM VITAE

W. THOMAS SMITH, JR., PHARM. D., J. D. University of Florida College of Pharmacy

1225 Center Drive, HPNP #2333A Gainesville, Florida 32610

352-273-5657 tsmith@cop.ufl.edu

EDUCATION:

Saint Louis University School of Law, Saint Louis, Missouri

J.D. and Certificate in Health Law, earned May 2005

Activities/honors: Health Law Journal (Lead Editor), Moot Court I, Student Bar Association (Third Year Class Representative), Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Chapter President), Health Law Association, American Bar Association, Dean’s Academic Scholarship, Kate Gunn Scholarship, Who’s Who: American Law Students, Jaime Ramirez Award.

Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, Saint Louis, Missouri

Doctor of Pharmacy, earned May 1994 Activities/honors: Phi Lambda Sigma Honor and Leadership Society, Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity (President & Certificate of Commendation award winner), Who’s Who among Students in American Universities and Colleges, Burroughs Wellcome Communications Award, John M. Thompson Memorial Scholarship, James F. Dedera Scholarship, Student Ambassador.

PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE: University of Florida, College of Pharmacy, Gainesville, Florida Clinical Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy (July 2011 – present; Clinical Assistant Professor, July 2008-2011)

Teaching:

Course coordinator: “Pharmacy Law & Ethics” (fall semester) and “Structure Process and Outcomes of Regulation” (fall & spring semesters).

Administration:

Director, Online Master of Science in Pharmacy Program, Concentration in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy, April 2012 – present.

Student Organization Advising:

Faculty advisor to Student Council, January 2012 – present

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Faculty advisor to American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, August 2009 – May 2012.

Individual Student Advising:

2010, advisor for summer internship, Justin Roth, PharmD candidate. Disability as a Culture: Cultural Competency in Pharmacy Education.

2011, advisor for summer internship, Lori Carter, PharmD candidate. Systematic Review of Educational Interventions Targeting Students of Health Care Disciplines to Improve Cultural Competencies Specific to Caring for People with Disabilities.

Preceptor for Doctor of Pharmacy Students:

October/November 2011, Michael Verbosky.

July/August 2012, Theresa Vanderjagt

University and College Committees:

Member of the Awards and Scholarship Committee (College of Pharmacy), January 2009 to June 2011.

Member of faculty search committee 2010.

Member of the Persons with Disabilities Committee (University of Florida), August 2009 to present.

Member ACPE Self Study Sub Committee on Students (College of Pharmacy), May 2011-present.

Member of the Impaired Professionals Committee (College of Pharmacy), July 2011-present.

Member of I-Cubed Ethics Committee (University of Florida), November 2011 to present.

Member of the Cultural Competency Enhancement Program (University of Florida), February 2012-present.

Member of the People’s Conference Planning Committee (University of Florida), February 2012-present.

Graduate Student Committees:

August 2010 – May 2012, PhD Committee Member, Christine Lee. “The Development of a Pharmacist Model of Professional Obligation Using Bandura's

Theory of Moral Disengagement.” July 2012 – present, PhD Committee Member, Danijela Stojanovic.

Textbook Publications:

Burns KA & Smith, WT. Pharmacist Legal Responsibilities under Federal and Florida State Law. Boca Raton, Fl: Rx.Law.org, Inc.; 2009.

Chapters 9-11

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Refereed Publications:

Brushwood DB, Smith WT. The Warranties of a Compounding Pharmacist. Am J

Health-Syst Pharm 2009;66(5):495-8.

Forinash AB, Smith WT, Gaebelein CA, Garavaglia J. Differences in Self-Reported

Academically Dishonest and Non-Dishonest Pharmacy Students when Rating

Professional Dishonesty Scenarios. Curr Pharm Teach Learn 2010;2:100-7.

Smith WT. An Overview of Long-Term Care Services and Support in America.

Miss. C. L. Rev. 2010;29(2):387-407.

Smith WT, Roth JJ, et.al. Disability in Cultural Competency Pharmacy Education.

Am J Pharm Educ. 2011;75(2): Article 26.

Smith WT, Allen WL. Implications of the 2008 Amendments To The Americans

With Disabilities Act for Medical Education. Acad Med. 2011;86(6):768-772.

Okoro ON, Odedina FT, Reams RR, Smith WT. Clinical Cultural Competency and

Health Disparities Knowledge among Pharmacy Students in Two Florida Public

Institutions. Am J Pharm Educ. 2012;76(3): Article 40.

Smith WT. Pharmacist Responsibility for Screening of Opioid Use in Non-Tolerant

Patients. University of the Incarnate Word Pharmacy Review. 2012;1(1):53-68.

Smith WT, Brushwood DB. The Pharmacist’s Responsibility for Optimizing Drug

Therapy Outcomes. The Pain Practitioner. 2012;22(1):38-42.

Smith WT, Phillips EG, Lopez TM. Generic Liability, or Lack Thereof, Under Duty-

To-Warn: It’s All About the Labeling. Submitted to The Health Lawyer on July

10, 2012.

Non-Refereed Publications:

Smith WT. FDA Requires Foreign Clinical Studies be in Accordance with Good

Clinical Practice to Better Protect Human Subjects. ABA Health eSource, Volume

5, Number 2 October 2008.

Smith WT. Reasonable Accommodations for Vets with PTSD under the

Americans with Disabilities Act. Military Medical/CBRN Technology.

2012;16(2):19-20.

Grants Submitted, Funded:

Pharmacist Responsibility For Screening of Opioid Use in Non-Tolerant Patients Funding: Cephalon, Inc. (12/2009 – 12/2010) for $56,625 PI: W. Thomas Smith, PharmD, JD (20 %)

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Grants Submitted, Not Funded:

Pharmacy Students’ Attitudes Toward Communicating with Persons with Disabilities

Funding Agency: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, New Pharmacy Faculty Research Award. 9/15/10

Scholarship in Progress:

Pharmacy Students’ Attitudes toward Communicating with Persons with Disabilities

Data collected & analyzed. Manuscript in progress (fall 2012)

Systematic Review of Educational Interventions Targeting Students of Health Care Disciplines to Improve Cultural Competencies Specific to Caring for People with Disabilities.

Manuscript in progress (fall 2012)

Peer Review Opportunities:

Pharmacists, Conscientious Objection, and the First Amendment. Journal of

Pharmacy Practice. February 2010.

Pharmacy Law. Elsevier Publications. May 2010.

Liability and Litigation in Higher Education: Red Flags for Schools of Pharmacy

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. American Journal of

Pharmaceutical Education. December 2010.

Communication Skills in Pharmacy Practice: A Practical Guide for Students and

Practitioners.” Chapter 14 – Ethical Behavior when Communicating with

Patients. Lippincott, Williams, & Wilkins. March 2011.

Qualitative Evaluation of Student-Generated Case Studies in Pharmacy Ethics.

American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. January 2012.

Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, Saint Louis, Missouri Assistant Professor of Liberal Arts and Administrative Sciences

(August 2005 May 2008) Teaching:

August 2005 – August 2007: Coordinated and taught the Introduction to Pharmacy practice course, including all laboratory sections; co-taught Biomedical Ethics; co-taught the Walgreen’s Explorers Program; and lectured in the Professional Communications courses.

August 2007 – May 2008: Taught the Pharmacy law and Ethics Course.

January 2008 – May 2008: taught Constitutional Issues in Pharmacy; co-taught Biomedical Ethics

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Committee Service:

Student Affairs Committee, Co-Chair.

Student Success Committee

Faculty-Student Review Committee

Ad-hoc Committee on Student Grievances, Chair

Grants Submitted, Funded:

Medical Malpractice Litigation in the Profession of Pharmacy. $ 3000 grant awarded by the Saint Louis College of Pharmacy.

Correlation of Academic and Professional Dishonesty in Pharmacy. $ 500 grant awarded by the Saint Louis College of Pharmacy.

Institute for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians, Saint Louis, Missouri

Expert panelist and member of the appeals committee and (August 2006 – August 2009)

Disability consultant for the Exam for the Certification of Pharmacy Technicians (ExCPT) (August 2006 – 2011)

Simon • Passanante, Saint Louis, Missouri Law Clerk (2003 – 2005)

Assisted attorneys in review of depositions, medical records, and medical studies for pharmaceutical, wrongful death, personal injury, and malpractice cases.

Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, Missouri Volunteer for the Office of the General Counsel (summer 2004)

Assisted attorneys with health related topics impacting Saint Louis University and Saint Louis University Hospital.

Saint Louis University School of Law, Saint Louis, Missouri

Faculty Fellow for Professor Nicholas Terry (2003 – 2005) Assisted Professor Terry in editing materials for publication.

Research Assistant for Professor Sidney Watson (summer 2003) Assisted Professor Watson with a project involving medical malpractice

and the poor.

Corum Health Services, Inc., Chesterfield, Missouri (formerly of Kirkwood, Missouri) Operations Director (1994-1999)/Staff Pharmacist (2001 – 2003)

Collaborated on pharmacy start-up; served as Pharmacist in Charge; managed pharmacy operations.

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Preceptor for Pharm. D. students, externs and interns, Saint Louis College of Pharmacy.

INVITED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:

Missouri Baptist Hospital Grand Rounds The Irrepressible Human Spirit August 2000 Saint Louis University School of Medicine The Irrepressible Human Spirit March 2001

Barnes-Jewish-Christian (BJC) Health System Board of Directors Meeting The Irrepressible Human Spirit March 2001 International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Midamerica Chapter Meeting Complying with the American’s with Disabilities Act June 2001 National Association of Childcare Professionals What Matters Most: A Franklin-Covey Workshop June 2002 Saint Louis College of Pharmacy

Legal Issues Surrounding Conscientious Objection and Plan B February 21, 2006 Saint Louis College of Pharmacy Doctor of Pharmacy Student Seminar Pharmacists’ Legal Duties in Missouri March 31, 2006 Washington University School of Medicine Center for the Study of Ethical and Human Values Ethics Night Discussion on the Topic of Conscientious Objection (panelist) September 26, 2006 Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, Continuing Education Series Modern Approach to Pharmacy Calculations October 27, 2007

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INVITED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (continued):

University of Florida College of Pharmacy Legal Issues Surrounding Rx Drug Reimportation November 1, 2007 Florida Law and Management Conference Law and Ethics of Clinical Research September 13, 2008 American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law Ethical Issues Surrounding Foreign Clinical Trials February 19, 2009 Southern Illinois University College of Pharmacy Preparation for the MPJE: An Overview of Illinois, Missouri and Federal Pharmacy Law April 30, 2009 Florida Law and Management Conference Recent Cases in Pharmacy Law August 30, 2009 Mississippi College School of Law Health Reform Symposium: The Impact of Health Reform on Persons with Disabilities February 26, 2010 American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition Disability Issues in the Profession of Pharmacy March 15, 2010 University of Florida College of Law Issues with Health Care Access in Persons with Disabilities April 14, 2010 Southern Illinois University College of Pharmacy Preparation for the MPJE: An Overview of Illinois, Missouri and Federal Pharmacy Law April 27-28, 2010 The American Bar Association 2010 Annual Meeting Next Steps: Emerging Issues in Diversifying the Legal Profession (panelist) August 6, 2010 American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition Hot Law Topics: Employment At-Will (panelist) March 26, 2011

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INVITED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (continued):

American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting and Exposition Pharmacists Responsibility when Dispensing Opioids March 28, 2011 Southern Illinois University College of Pharmacy Preparation for the MPJE: An Overview of Illinois, Missouri and Federal Pharmacy Law April 27-28, 2011 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Institute The Culture of Disability May 24, 2011 University of Florida Dinner with Disabilities – Surviving & Thriving with a Disability (panelist) November 17, 2011 American Society for Pharmacy Law Pharmacy Law Educators Workshop (panelist) November 19, 2011 Southern Illinois University College of Pharmacy Preparation for the MPJE: An Overview of Illinois, Missouri and Federal Pharmacy Law April 29-30, 2012 University of Florida Interdisciplinary Cultural Competency Workshop: The Culture of Disability May 9, 2012 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting Pharmacy Students’ Competency with People with Disabilities: Describing, Developing and Implementing Educational Interventions July 17, 2012

PROFESSIONAL POSTER PRESENTATIONS:

American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Mid-year meeting Nutritional Markers to Review in Total Parenteral Nutrition Therapy November 1994 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting; Orlando, Florida Pharmacy Calculations: Student Performance on Prompted versus Unprompted Multi-step Problems July 2007

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PROFESSIONAL POSTER PRESENTATIONS (continued):

American Pharmacists Association Annual Meeting; San Diego, California Medical Malpractice Litigation in the Profession of Pharmacy and Pharmacists’ Role as Expert Witnesses March 2008 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting; Chicago, Illinois How do Pharmacists and Pharmacy Students View Professional Dishonesty? July 2008 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting; Boston, Massachusetts Is Cheating in Pharmacy School associated with Professional Misbehavior? July 2009 Academy Health 2012 Annual Research Meeting; Orlando, Florida Systematic Review of Educational Interventions Targeting Students of Health Care Disciplines June 2012 PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS: Theresa A. Laurent, W. Thomas Smith. Measuring Student Achievement in Pharmaceutical Calculations. AJPE Vol: 71, Issue 03 (2007). W. Thomas Smith, et al. Medical Malpractice Litigation in the Profession of Pharmacy. JAPhA Vol: 48, no.2 (Mar./Apr. 2008). W. Thomas Smith, Suzanne G. Bollmeier, Alicia B. Forinash, Claude J. Gaebelein, Jeffrey Garavaglia. How do Pharmacists and Pharmacy Students View Professional Dishonesty? AJPE Vol: 72, Issue 03 (2008).

W. Thomas Smith, Alicia B. Forinash, Suzanne G. Bollmeier, Claude J. Gaebelein, Jeffrey Garavaglia. How Do Pharmacists and Pharmacy Students View Academic Dishonesty? AJPE Vol: 72, Issue 03 (2008). Alicia B. Forinash, Claude J. Gaebelein, W. Thomas Smith. Is Cheating in Pharmacy School a Predictor of Misbehavior on the Job? AJPE: Vol: 73, Issue 04 (2009). PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ATTENDED: February 2006: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; Tempe, Arizona.

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PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ATTENDED (continued): February 2007: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; Orlando, Florida. July 2007: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Annual Meeting; Orlando, Florida. October 2007: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Interest Group Leadership Conference; Nashville, Tennessee. February 2008: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; San Diego, California. March 2008: American Pharmacists Association, Annual Meeting; San Diego, California. September 2008: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Interest Group Leadership Conference; Chicago, Illinois. November 2008: American Bar Association, Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law; Washington D.C. November 2008: American Society for Pharmacy Law Midyear Meeting; Las Vegas, Nevada. February 2009: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; Orlando, Florida. April 2009: American Pharmacists Association, Annual Meeting & Exposition; San Antonio, Texas. June 2009: ABA National Conference on the Employment of Lawyers with Disabilities; Washington D.C. July 2009: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Annual Meeting; Boston, Massachusetts. September 2009: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Interest Group Leadership Conference; Chicago, Illinois. November 2009: American Bar Association, Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law; Washington D.C. February 2010: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; Phoenix, Arizona. March 2010: American Pharmacists Association, Annual Meeting & Exposition; Washington D.C. May 2010: American Bar Association, Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law; Washington D.C.

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PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ATTENDED (continued): July 2010: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Annual Meeting; Seattle, Washington (Faculty delegate). August 2010: The American Bar Association 2010 Annual Meeting; San Francisco, California. September 2010: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Interest Group Leadership Conference; Chicago, Illinois. February 2011: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; New Orleans, Louisiana. March 2011: American Pharmacists Association, Annual Meeting & Exposition; Seattle, Washington. April 2011: American Bar Association, Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law; Washington D.C. May 2011: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Institute; Washington D.C. June 2011: Florida Pharmacy Association Annual Meeting & Convention; Aventura, Florida. July 2011: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Annual Meeting; San Antonio, Texas (Alternate faculty delegate). September 2011: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Interest Group Leadership Conference; Chicago, Illinois. November 2011: American Society for Pharmacy Law Midyear Meeting; St. Petersburg Beach, Florida. February 2012: American Bar Association Health Law Section, Emerging Issues in Healthcare Law; San Diego, California. June 2012: Academy Health Annual Research Meeting; Orlando, Florida. July 2012: Florida Pharmacy Association Annual Meeting & Convention; Marco Island, Florida. July 2012: American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Annual Meeting; Kissimmee, Florida. MEDIA:

Interview, Fox 2 News, Saint Louis, MO, October 29, 2007.

Interview, Saint Louis Post Dispatch, April 22, 2008.

Interview, Drug Topics, January 22, 2009.

Interview, The POST (University of Florida Health Sciences Newsletter), March 17, 2009.

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MEDIA (continued):

Interview, Ocala Star Banner, April 23, 2009.

Interview, National Law Review, October 11, 2010.

Interview, WUFT-FM (Gainesville, FL), November 29, 2011. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

Ethics SIG Committee Member (2006 – present).

Chair Elect, Cultural Competency & Health Disparities SIG (2011 – 2013).

American Bar Association, Health Law Section

Medical Research, Biotechnology & Clinical Ethical Issues Interest Group (Vice

Chair 2007 – 2009; Chair 2009 – 2011).

Member, Physician Conflicts of Interest Subcommittee (2008- 2010).

Vice Chair, Emerging Medical Issues conference planning committee (2009 –

2012).

Interest Group Leadership Team:

Vice Chair (2011 – 2012).

Chair (2012 – present).

Vice Chair, Coordinating Committee on Diversity (2011 – present).

American Bar Association, Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law

Commissioner (2008- 2011).

Member, Subcommittee on veterans’ issues (2008).

Member, Subcommittee on mental disability issues (2009- 2011).

Chair, Editorial Advisory Board of the Mental and Physical Disability Law

Reporter (fall 2009 – 2011; member 2008).

Health Law Section Liaison (2010-present).

Liaison to the ABA Special Committee on Bioethics and the Law (2010-2011).

American Bar Association, presidential-appointed Member, Special Committee on

Bioethics and the Law (2011-present).

American Bar Association, member of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Committee

(2011-present).

American Society for Pharmacy Law;

Member, Education and Scholarship Committee (2009 – 2012).

Member, Pharmacy Law Education Committee (2012 – present).

American Pharmacists Association

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT/ OTHER HONORS:

2012 Commencement Speaker, UF College of Pharmacy (summer)

2012 St. Louis College of Pharmacy “Outstanding Achievement”

Distinguished Alumni Award

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT/ OTHER HONORS (continued):

2012 Phi Lambda Sigma, Iota Chapter at UF College of Pharmacy

Alumni of the Year

2012 UF College of Pharmacy 2011-2012 Teacher of the Year

2008 Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity, Grand Council Certificate

of Excellence Award

2007 Student Enrichment Award, Saint Louis College of Pharmacy

2006 – 2007 Cambridge Who’s Who

2006 – 2007 C.H.A.M.P., Inc. assistance dogs, fundraising committee

2006 Washington University School of Medicine Program in Physical

Therapy, Educational Strategic Planning Group

2002 – 2005 Delmar Gardens Service Scholarship

2001 – present Guest instructor, Washington University School of Medicine

Program in Physical Therapy: Psychological Variables Affecting

Outcomes in Healthcare

2003 Outstanding Young Alumni, Saint Louis College of Pharmacy

2002 Commencement Speaker, Saint Louis College of Pharmacy

2002 Commencement Speaker, Washington University School of

Medicine Program in Occupational Therapy

2001 – 2002 DisAbility Project

2001 – 2002 Co-host of television program Beyond Barriers

2001 Olympic Torch Bearer

STATE LICENSURE: Missouri Board of Pharmacy, Ph 043729 Missouri Bar, Bar Number 57426