Curriculum Vitae

Pamela L. Stamm, PharmD, BCACP, BCPS, CDE, FASHP Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice

stammpl@auburn.edu Personal Data

Professional Address Auburn University Pharmaceutical Care Center 4201E Walker Building Harrison School of Pharmacy Auburn University, Alabama 36849-5502 Phone: (334) 844-8283 Fax: (334) 844-4410

Home Address 92 Affirmed Way Cataula, GA 31804 Phone: (706) 322-6915 Cell: 706-332-6915

Licensure

9/24/2003 – Present Registered Pharmacist, Alabama 8/20/1997 - Present Registered Pharmacist, Georgia

Certificates

December 2013 - present Board Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist December 2006 - present Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist October 2005 - present Certified Diabetes Educator August 2002 Immunization - Granted by American Pharmaceutical Association June 1996 Asthma - Granted from the National Institute for Pharmacist Care Outcomes October 1996 Diabetes Care - Granted from the National Institute for Pharmacist Care

Outcomes 1994 – present Basic Cardiac Life Support

Professional Practice Experience

August 1997 - Present Associate Professor Department of Clinical Pharmacy Practice – Auburn University, Alabama

Clinical Pharmacist Specialist Practice Site: July 2006 – present Central Alabama Veterans Health System Columbus Based Outpatient Clinic 6635 Bass Rd, Bldg. 3214 Ft. Benning, GA 31905 Clinical Pharmacist Practice Site: August 2001 – 2009 Auburn University Pharmaceutical Care Center (AUPCC) 2127 Walker Building Harrison School of Pharmacy Auburn University, Alabama 36849 Director of Pharmacology Practice Site: August 1997 – August 2001 Family Practice Residency Program Columbus Regional Healthcare System 1900 Tenth Avenue Suite 100 Columbus, Georgia 31902

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May 1995 - May 1996 Pharmacist - Medical Plaza Pharmacy, Owner: Leo Brueggeman, PharmD, North Charleston, South Carolina January 1992 - July 1994 Pharmacy Intern - Saint Louis University Health Center, Preceptor: John

Ponzillo, PharmD, Saint Louis, Missouri May 1990 - August 1991 Pharmacy Intern - Bill’s Family Pharmacy, Owner: William Schmirl, BS (summers, Christmas) Pharm., Cape Girardeau, Missouri Education:

1996 - 1997 Specialty Residency in Primary Care (ASHP Accredited)- University of Mississippi Medical Center Lakeland Family Medicine and University Hospital Clinics, Jackson MS, Preceptors: Sara L. Noble, PharmD, and Richard G. Fischer, PharmD

1994 - 1996 Doctor of Pharmacy - Medical University of South Carolina, College of Pharmacy,

Charleston, South Carolina

1989 - 1994 Bachelor of Science, Pharmacy - Summa Cum Laude, Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, Saint Louis, Missouri

Full Length Publications (*Peer Reviewed)

Sellers L, Davis J, Williamson M, Stamm PL. Assessment of Interventions within an Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience: Progress Notes vs Documented Interventions. In Progress. * Hammer D, Bynum L, Carter J, Hagemeier H, Kennedy D, Khansari P, Parto K, Stamm PL. Crabtree B. COMMENTARY: Revisiting Faculty Citizenship. Am J Pharm Ed. Accepted. In Press. * Andrus MR, McDonough SLK, Kelley KW, Stamm PL, McCoy EK, Lisenby KM, Whitley HP, Slater N, Carroll DG, Hester EK, Helmer AM, Jackson CW, Byrd DC. Development and validation of a rubric to evaluate diabetes SOAP note writing in APPE. In Press. 2018 Jan 24. [Epub ahead of print] http://www.ajpe.org/doi/pdf/10.5688/ajpe6725 Published 2018:82(9). Article 6725. * Durham SH, Stamm PL, Eiland LS. Cranberry Products for the Prophylaxis of Urinary Tract Infections in Pediatric Patients. Ann Pharmacother. 2015:1-8. Online first. http://aop.sagepub.com/content/early/2015/09/20/1060028015606729.full.pdf?ijkey=OCfUsvbZKddl1at&keytype=finite * Haines SH, Van Amburgh JA, Stamm PL, Johnson C, Buxton JA. Entry-level competencies for ambulatory care. ASHP Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners. Available at: http://www.ashp.org/DocLibrary/MemberCenter/SACP/AmCareCompetencies.aspx. Accessed on Jun 10, 2012. * Guglielmo BJ, Edwards DJ, Franks AS, Naughton CA, Schonder KS, Stamm PL, Thornton P, and Popovich NG. Faculty Development: A Critical Appraisal and Recommended Next Steps. Am J Pharmaceut Ed. 2011; 75 (6). Aug 10, 2011. * Lloyd KB, Krueger K, Fanning K, Stamm PL, et al. Implementation of a Weight Management Pharmaceutical Care Service. Annals of Pharmacotherapy. Ann Pharmacother. 2007; 41(2):185-92. Republished in Medscape on 3/27/07. http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/553922

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* Scolaro KL, Stamm PL, and Lloyd KB. Devices for ambulatory and home monitoring of blood pressure, lipids, coagulation, and weight management, part 2. Am. J. Health Syst. Pharm 2005;62:1894-1903. * Scolaro KL, Stamm PL, and Lloyd KB. Devices for ambulatory and home monitoring of blood pressure, lipids, coagulation, and weight management, part 1. Am. J. Health Syst. Pharm 2005;62:1802-1812. * Stamm PL, Kelley KW, Donaldson AR. Minimizing Cardiovascular Morbidity and Mortality in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A Literature Review. Advances in Pharmacy. 2005;3(1):23-50. * Stamm PL, Jenkins JK, Vigrass HG. Suspected {beta}-Antagonist-Induced Thrombocytopenia (March). Ann Pharmacother published 8 February 2005, 10.1345/aph.1D311 * O’Connell MB, Stamm PL. Calcium Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis. Clinical Reviews in Bone and Mineral Metabolism. 2004;2(4):357-371. * Spitler J, Stamm PL, Lineberry TW, Stowers AD, Lewis CB, and Morgan E. Multiple interventions to improve provider adherence to diabetes care guidelines. JCOM 2004;11(4):232-240. Jespersen J, Olin BR, Stamm P. Cholesterol basics. Pharmacy Notes, Alabama Cooperative Extension System. February, 2004. http://www.aces.edu/issues/PharmacyNotes/ *Taylor, CT, Stamm PL, Taylor KH, Kelley KK. Management of Ischemic Stroke in Geriatric Patients. Pharmacy and Therapeutics. P&T. 2002;27(10):495-499. *Stamm PL, Stowers AD, Hornsby LB, Murphey LM. Comparison Of Diabetic Patient Care with Practice Standards: A Family Practice Residency Program Analysis. Drug Benefit Trends (suppl. Diabetes Trends). 2001; 13(suppl B):16-25. *Noble SL, Forbes R, Stamm PL. Diagnosis and Treatment of Common Tinea Infections. American Family Physician 1998;58(1):163-173. *Campbell TM, Stamm PL Johnson JR. Frontline pharmacist. Improving drug use in a capitated program for the poor. AJHP 1997;54(21): 2449-50.

Stamm P, Risher L, Noble S. Treatment of Common Dermatological Diseases. Drug Topics. Drug Topics. 1996; December 9

Nonikonovere V, Stamm P, Early J. A Case Report of Brown Recluse Spider Bite: Role of the Community Pharmacist in Achieving a Successful Outcome. J Agromedicine. 1996;3(4):37-43.

Book Chapters / Monographs

Stamm PL. Reminder of Missed Appointments. Blair MM, Editor. In: American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Network New Practitioner Survival Guide. (www.accp.org) ACCP, Bethesda, Maryland. 2008. 60. Stamm PL. Health Fair Screening Form. Blair MM, Editor. In: American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Network New Practitioner Survival Guide. (www.accp.org) ACCP, Bethesda, Maryland. 2008. 212. Stamm PL. Advanced Practice Experience in Primary Care. Blair MM, Editor. In: American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Network New Practitioner Survival Guide. (www.accp.org) ACCP, Bethesda, Maryland. 2008. 235-240.

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Stamm PL. Primary Care / Family Practice Syllabus. Blair MM, Blake EW, Editors. In: American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Network New Practitioner Survival Guide. (www.accp.org) ACCP, Bethesda, Maryland. 2003. 185-194. Stamm PL. Coumadin clinic missed appointment and dismissal letters. Blair M, Blake EW, Editors. In: American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Ambulatory Care Practice and Research Network New Practitioner Survival Guide. (www.accp.org) ACCP, Bethesda, Maryland. 2003. p81,82.

Published Abstracts / Poster Presentations / Roundtables (*Peer Reviewed)

Sewell J, Kelley K, Stamm PL. Impact of Skills Laboratory Bonus Assignment. ACCP Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, October 23, 2018. *Wade R, Kelley K, Stamm PL. Student pharmacists' level of confidence providing diabetes self-management education (DSME) prior to entering advanced pharmacy practice experience rotations. 51st Annual ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. December 6, 2016 *Sellers L, Williamson M, Stamm PL. A comparison of two different intervention documentation methods for assessing the impact of an early pharmacy practice experience program. 51st Annual ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. December 6, 2016 *Davis J, *Jobson B, *Muse C, Stamm PL, Williamson M, Assessing the Impact of an Early Pharmacy Practice Experience through Progress Note Review. Poster. 50th Annual ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. New Orleans, LA. December 8, 2015. Stamm PL. “Developing and Enhancing Portfolio Programs: Successes, Lessons Learned, and Incorporating New Standards” Roundtable. AACP Annual Meeting. National Harbor, MD. July 14, 2015 Stamm PL “Setting Annual SMART Goals: An ePortfolio Assignment to Enhance Learning” Invited Poster. Conversations in Celebration of Teaching. Auburn, AL. January 30, 2015. Primary Care / Pharmacotherapy Networking Session. Networking Session, Facilitator. Kelley K, Stamm PL. ASHP Midyear 2014. Anaheim, CA. December 7, 2014. *Stamm PL, Helms KL. “ePortfolio Reflection Assignments Foster Student Self Improvement and Course Enhancements” Invited Poster. Conversations in Celebration of Teaching. Auburn, AL. September 20, 2013. *Stamm PL, Helms KL. “Reflection to identify student challenges in generating drug class handouts and foster self-improvement plans” Abstract, Poster, and Learning Lounge Poster. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting and Seminars, Chicago, IL. July 16, 2013. Hillaire M, Pitlick M, Stamm PL. "Mentoring the Midlevel Faculty Member", Roundtable. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting and Seminars, Chicago, IL. July 15, 2013. *Hinel G, Helms, KL, Stamm PL, McDonough S. “Examination of face-to-face peer assessment in a problem based learning course in the third professional year.” Abstract and Poster. ASHP Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Dec 4, 2012. *Stamm PL, Helms K, Suppermaniam V, Swann SA, Vandeventer LK, and Day S. “Curriculum Wide Student Portfolios Documenting Progression and Achievement of Curricular Outcomes: A Pilot Project” Abstract and Poster. Am J Pharm Ed. 2011:

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Helms K. Stamm PL. "Formalizing Peer Review", Roundtable. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting and Seminars, Seattle, Washington, July 2010. *Helms KL, Stamm PL, Fox G. Facilitator assessment of students in a Problem-Based Learning curriculum: Are daily assessments needed? Abstract and Poster. Am J Pharm Ed. 2009; 73 (4) Article 57: 75. *Stamm PL, Helms KL, McDonough SL. Assessing the comprehensiveness and effectiveness of current examination methods in a problem based learning therapeutics course. Abstract and Poster. Am J Pharm Ed. 2009; 73 (4) Article 57: 65.

*Helms KL, Stamm PL. Implementing a Problem-Based Learning (PBL) pharmacotherapy sequence: A description and post-mortem analysis. Abstract and Poster. Am J Pharm Ed. 2009; 73 (4) Article 57: 49.

*Stamm PL, Helms KL, McDonough SL. Descriptive assessment of two methods for obtaining student-posed questions in a Problem Based Learning therapeutics course. Abstract and Poster. Am J Pharm Ed. 2009; 73 (4) Article 57: 69

*Stamm PL, Helms KL, McDonough SL. Integrating Knowledge, Skills, and Context into a Problem Based Learning Therapeutics Course: Is it Possible? Roundtable Paper Presentation. American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting. San Diego, California. April 16, 2009. *Helms KL and Stamm PL. Integrating Knowledge, Skills, and Context into a Problem Based Learning Therapeutics Course: Is it Possible? Am J Pharmacy Ed. 2008; 72(3): 72. *Stamm PL and Helms KL. Integrating Knowledge, Skills, and Context into a Problem Based Learning Therapeutics Course: Is it Possible? Abstract. Am J Pharm Ed. 2008; 72(3): 72. Stamm PL, Helms KL, McDonough SH. Developing cases for active learning in the classroom. Roundtable presentation. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting. July 20, 2008. StammPL. Career Path Roundtable: Represented Careers in Academia. Session for students. American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, Nevada. December 2, 2007. *Scolaro K, *Stamm P, Lloyd K. Changing behavior towards osteoporosis prevention: Does screening location matter? Abstract. JAPhA 2004;44(2):239-240. Scolaro K, *Stamm P, Lloyd K “Recommendation Adherence after Osteoporosis Screenings Performed in Community Pharmacies” Abstract. JAPhA 2003;43(2):273. Contributed Poster. APhA Annual Meeting. March 30-31, 2003. Scolaro K, Stamm P. Lloyd KB. “Changing behavior towards osteoporosis prevention: Does screening location matter?” Poster. Contributed Poster. APhA Annual Meeting. Seattle, Washington, USA. March, 26-30, 2003. Jespersen JD, Stamm PL, Ragan AP, Thornton LJ, Cherry JP. “Assessment of HgbA1c levels in patients receiving different doses of niacin therapy for diabetic dyslipidemia.” Contributed Poster. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. New Orleans, Louisiana. December 8-11, 2003. Ragan A, Stamm P, Cherry J, Thornton L, Wade S. “Evaluation of appropriate osteoporosis screening and prevention in male veterans receiving androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer.” Abstract and Poster Presentation. Contributed Poster. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, December 8-11, 2003.

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Jesperson J, *Stamm PL, Ragan AP, Thornton LJ, and Cherry JP “Review of Safety and Efficacy of Niacin in Type 2 Diabetes Contributed Poster. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. (P-678R) December 7-11, 2003. *Stamm PL, Hornsby LB, Jenkins JK, and Stowers AD. “Assessing Goal Achievement for Preventing Coronary Events in Coronary Heart Disease Patients Seen in a Family Practice Residency Program” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Meeting 2002;37(Dec):pP-189R. *Stamm PL, Hunt JR, Stricklin RK, and Stowers AD. “Comparing the Impact of Provider Education and Practice Guideline Adoption to Patient Education on Preventative Care in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes.” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Meeting 2002;37(Dec):pP-191R. *Stamm PL, Hunt JR, Stricklin RK, and Stowers AD. “Assessing the Impact of Staff Education and Adoption of the 2000 ADA Guidelines on Achievement of Disease-Oriented Outcomes in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes.” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Meeting 2002;37(Dec):pP-522E *Lloyd KB, Buring S, Krueger J, Fanning K, Stamm P, Taylor C, Andrus M. “Increasing awareness of nontraditional women's health issues through an interactive, innovative women's health elective.” AACP Annual Meeting. Abstract. 2002;103(Jul):6. *Stamm PL, Hornsby LB, and Stowers AD. “Evaluation of Practice Patterns for the Prevention and Treatment of Corticosteroid-induced Osteoporosis in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients.” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Meeting 2001;36(Dec):pP-535E. *Stamm PL, Hornsby LB, Stowers AD, and Stricklin RK. “Effect of Hormone Replacement Therapy on Diabetic Control in a Family Practice Residency Program” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting 2001;36(Dec):pP-324R. *Stamm PL, Hornak R, and Stowers AD. “Comparison of Diabetic Patient Care to Practice Standards” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Meeting 2000;35(Dec):pP-171E. *Stamm PL and Stowers AD. “Introduction of a Pharmacy Based Osteoporosis Patient Education Service” Abstract. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. 2000;35(Dec): pP-166D. *Stamm PL. and Eaton AH. A National Survey of Primary Care, Ambulatory Care, and Family Practice Pharmacy Residents. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. 1998;34(Dec): p P-499R. *Eberwein, DM. Stamm, PL. Eaton, AH. Vigrass, H. Double-blinded, Placebo-controlled, Pilot Trial Comparing Zileuton Plus Current Rheumatoid Arthritis Therapy to Current Therapy Alone. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. 1998;33(Dec): p P-8R.

International Presentations

“Ambulatory Care in the United States” IX Congreso Nacional De Farmacia Hospitalaria: Strengthening The Pharmacist in The Health Team. Bogota, Columbia, South America, August 4, 2016.

“Ambulatory Care Practice Models in the United States” IX Congreso Nacional De Farmacia Hospitalaria: Strengthening The Pharmacist in The Health Team. Bogota, Columbia, South America, August 4, 2016.

National Presentations / Lectures (*Presenters)

“Teaching Primer” Zlatic T, Longyhore D, Stamm P. ACCP Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA, October 2018.

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“Diabetes Clinical Update” Stamm PL. Amerisource Bergen Thoughtspot Tradeshow. Orlando, Fl. June 19, 2018. “Rock, Paper, Scissors, CVOT” Stamm PL. ASHP Summer Meeting: Ambulatory Care Conference. Ambulatory Care Pearls. (143-L04). Denver, CO. June 5, 2018 “The Hype in Hyperglycemia” Isaacs D, Bzowyckyj A, Stamm PL. ASHP Annual Midyear Clinical Meeting, Orlando, FL. December 7, 2017. “Teaching Primer” Zlatic T, Longyhore D, Stamm P. ACCP Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, October 2017. “Do your rubrics measure up? Assessing and enhancing the reliability of rubrics in APPE” Andrus M, McDonough S, Byrd D, Kelley K, Stamm PL. AACP Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, July 2017. “Shared Medical Appointments: Improving Access, Outcomes, and Patient Satisfaction” Lopez C, Patel B, Stamm PL. ASHP Ambulatory Care Conference. June 5, 2017. “Do your Rubrics Measure Up? Assessing the Validity of Rubrics in APPE” Andrus M, McDonough S, Byrd D, Kelley K, Stamm PL. AACP Annual Meeting, Anaheim CA, July 26, 2016. “Faculty Citizenship in the Academy: What is it and What Do We Do with It? Crabtree B, Hammer D, Bynum LA, Carter J, Hagemeier N, Kennedy D, Khansari P, Stamm PL. AACP Annual Meeting, Anaheim CA, July 26, 2016. “Quality Assurance through Pharmacist Peer Review: Successes and Challenges” Groppi J, Ragan A, Stamm PL. ASHP Ambulatory Care Conference. Baltimore, MD. June 14, 2016. “E-Cigarettes: Has the Smoke Cleared?” Andrus M, Stamm PL. Platform Presentation. 50th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. New Orleans, LA. December 8, 2015 “Faculty Engagement in ePortfolio Initiatives” Bartlett L, Clark MM, Hernard C, Sanderson B, Stamm PL. Panel Presentation. AAEEBL Annual Meeting Boston, MA. July 30, 2015. “How to Put the Clues Together: Teaching Your Learners Sound Clinical Decision Making” Weitzel K, Medina M, Kelley K, Stamm PL. ASHP Midyear 2014. Anaheim, CA. December 7, 2014. “Mentoring and Difference: What we can learn from students who are not like us” Clark M, Parker F, Stamm PL. Panel presentation. AAEEBL Annual ePortfolio Conference. Boston, MA August 1, 2013. The Next Step: Strategies to Advance Ambulatory Care Practice. Brown TR, Eplen K, Patel B, Riddle SM, and Stamm PL. Small group facilitator. Part of the Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners Leadership Series. Part of the Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners Leadership Series. ASHP Summer Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. June 5, 2013. “Transitions in Care Billing” Stamm PL (facilitator). Part of the “Ambulatory Care Practitioners – You CAN be reimbursed for your services” Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners Networking Session. ” Sachdev G (moderator and facilitator) ASHP Summer Meeting. Minneapolis, MN. June 2, 2013. “Critical Thinking through Reflection and Self-Assessment” Stamm PL. Panel presentation. “Writing and Critical Thinking at Auburn University Two Years after Implementation of an Embedded WAC Initiative” Zappile T*, Marlowe KF*, Cosgrove CK*, Stamm PL*, Helms KL Panel Presentation. New Vistas: WAC/WID Intersections in the 21st Century, Hamden CT. Nov 17, 2012.

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“The Jury is Deliberating (JNC 8)” 269-L01 Platform. Sponsored by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists at the 46th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting & Exhibition. New Orleans, LA. December 8, 2011 “Presentation Pearls: Strategies for Engaging Audiences in Active Learning & Assessment” Stamm PL, Gumper K, Gulseth M, Garwood C. Webinar sponsored by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Available at http://www.ashp.org/menu/Education/OnlinePrograms/ACPE-204-000-11-030-H04P.aspx August 2011. “Hands-On How-Tos of Insulin: Improving Patient Education and Diabetes Management: 282-L01” Askew J, Stamm PL, and Goldman-Levine J. 45th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting & Exhibition. December 7, 2010 “Contemporary Considerations in Dyslipidemia: New Guidelines, Controversies, and Challenges. 213-L01:” Nissen S, Stamm P, and Martinez T. 45th ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting & Exhibition. December 7, 2010 Richey C, Trewitt C, Franson K , Fuentes D , Pettus D, Stamm P., Young, A., "Continuing Professional Education Section: Sharing Tools: Needs, Assessment, Active Learning, Faculty Guidance, and Outcomes Analysis" American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting 2010, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Boston, MA, (July 2010). Guglielmo B. J, Edwards D. J, Franks, A. S, Naughton C. A, Schonder K. S, Stamm P, Thornton P, Popovich N. "Faculty Development in Academic Pharmacy: Are We Practicing What We Preach?"American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting 2010, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Seattle, WA, (July 2010) “Controversies in Diabetes” Haines S, Goldman-Levine J, Odegard P (speakers). Stamm PL (Proposal author and Moderator) Special session for the Section of Home Ambulatory and Chronic Care Practitioners programming for Annual ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. December 7, 2009. “Enhancing facilitation skills: Meeting the evolving demand in pharmacy education.” Rose R, Inge LD, Crabtree B, Helms KL, Stamm PL. Special Session. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting. July 22, 2009. “Spanning the spectrum of active learning: from short and simple to comprehensive and complex.” Helms KL, Stamm PL, Byrd D, Taylor C, Rose R, Munger T. Special Session. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy Annual Meeting. July 22, 2009. “Combining Statins and Fibric Acids. Helpful or Harmful?” Clinical Pearl Presentation. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting. December 9, 2008. “Addressing the Challenges of Diabetes Mellitus” Moderator. American Society of Hospital Pharmacists, Midyear Clinical Meeting. Las Vegas, Nevada. December 4, 2007. “Pharmacological Management of Overweight and Obesity.” CE 2006 ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada. December 6, 2005. “Downsizing the US: Pharmacological Management of Overweight and Obesity.” CE Health Care Web Cast. AUHSOP, Auburn, Alabama. November 6, 2005. “Therapeutic Pearls for Diabetes” National Satellite CE presentation for the Alabama Department of Public Health, Montgomery, Alabama. March 10, 2005.

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“Safer Medication Use Through Knowledge of Drug Pharmacology” Continuing education lecture. Geriatric University – “Aging with Care,” a multidisciplinary conference (MD, DO, RN, LPN, etc) sponsored by The Medical Center, Three Rivers Area Health Education Center, Doctor’s Hospital, and St. Luke Respite Care Ministry. St. Luke United Methodist Church, Columbus, Georgia. March 7, 2003. Invited. “Sharpening Your Patient Education Skills” *Bosshart DA, *Ruhl T, *Noble SL, *Kapp C, *Gunning K, *Stamm PL. Contributed Workshop. 23rd Annual Meeting on Patient Education sponsored by American Association of Family Practitioners and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Seattle, WA November 15-18, 2001. “Sharpening your patient education skills” *Bosshart DA, *Ruhl T, *Noble SL, *Admire J, *Budyka B, *Kapp C, *Price J, *Stamm PL, *Tippy P. Contributed Workshop. 22nd Annual Meeting on Patient Education sponsored by American Association of Family Practitioners and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Albuquerque, New Mexico, November 18, 2000.

“Pharmaceutical Potpourri and Patient Compliance” *Cummins D, *Stamm PL, *Hartwig M, *Harrell K, *Spurgeon D, *Noble S. Contributed Workshop. 21st Annual Conference on Patient Education sponsored by the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine. Seattle, Washington. November 9, 1999.

“A Multidiscipline Approach to Osteoporosis” *Trippe B, *Gaines M, *Stamm PL. A national continuing education satellite conference produced by the Alabama Department of Public Health for nurses. Invited. Montgomery, Alabama. October 13, 1999. “A Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled, Comparison of Zileuton plus Current Therapy to Current Therapy alone for Rheumatoid Arthritis” *Eberwein D, *Stamm P, Eaton A, Vigrass H . Contributed Poster. ASHP Midyear Clinical Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada. December 7, 1998. “Practical approaches to caring for patients with diabetes” *Noble S, *Rochester C, *Lee L, *McClain M, *Birdwell A, *Evans Y, *Fontaine C, *Ramsey L, *Arthur C, *Cummins D, *Stamm P. Contributed Seminar. 20th Annual Meeting on Patient Education sponsored by American Association of Family Practitioners and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, Florida. November 19-22, 1998. “Sharpening your patient education skills” *Bosshart DA, *Ruhl T, *Noble SL, *Admire J, *Birdwell A, *Dean D, *Falvo D, *Hawks C, *Kapp C, *Lee L, *Price J, *Stamm P, *Strossner M. Contributed Workshop. 20th Annual Meeting on Patient Education sponsored by American Association of Family Practitioners and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Orlando, Florida. November 19-22, 1998. “Pharmaceutical Potpourri and Patient Compliance” *Cummins D, *Stamm P, *Hartwig M, *Wilkins T, *Noble S. Contributed Seminar. 20th Annual Conference on Patient Education sponsored by the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine. Seattle, Washington. November 15-18, 1997. “Sharpening your patient education skills” *Bosshart DA, *Schulte JA, *Noble SL, *Admire J, *Brown B, *Dancer T, *Falvo D, *Hawks C, *Kapp C, *Price J, *Stamm P. Contributed Workshop. 19th Annual Meeting on Patient Education sponsored by American Association of Family Practitioners and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Seattle, Washington. November 15-18, 1997. “What is Your Asthma IQ? An Evaluation of the Metered Dose Inhaler Techniques of Patient Educators.” *Stamm P, Alexis K, Cummins D. Contributed Paper. 19th Annual Meeting on Patient Education sponsored by American Association of Family Practitioners and the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Seattle, Washington. November 15-18, 1997.

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“Pro’s and Con’s of Herbal Medicine.” Stamm P, Dancer T, Bell W. Contributed Seminar. 18th Annual

Conference on Patient Education sponsored by the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine and American Academy of Family Physicians, Nashville, Tennessee. October 18, 1996.

“What is Your Asthma IQ?” *Stamm P, *Stokley T, *Cummins D, *Noble S, Forbes R. Contributed Poster.

18th Annual Conference on Patient Education sponsored by the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine and American Academy of Family Physicians, Nashville, Tennessee. October 17-18, 1996

Regional Presentations / Lectures

“De-escalating Drug Therapy in Type 2 Diabetes Care.” AU Summer Continuing Education Program. Auburn, AL Planned for July 22, 2017. “Targets vs Intensity: Understanding the New ACC/AHA Blood Cholesterol Guidelines” AU Fall Continuing Education Program. Auburn, AL October 25, 2014. “Targets vs Intensity: Understanding the New ACC/AHA Blood Cholesterol Guidelines” APA Midwinter Conference. Auburn, AL February 22, 2014. “Hypoglycemia in the Elderly: Sweeter May Be Better” Auburn University Summer CE Program. Auburn, AL. July 27, 2013. “COPD Management Pearls” Alabama Pharmacists Association 131st Annual Convention and Trade Show. San Destin, Fl. June 25, 2012. “A1C: Is the Target Moving” Summer New Consultant Update and Therapeutic Conference. Auburn University, AL July 2011. “Tips & Techniques for Teaching Dietary Survival Skills” Alabama Pharmacy Association Spring CE Program. Auburn, AL. March 2011. “COPD Management Pearls: from ambulatory to long term care populations” Stamm PL. 2 hour CE program. Alabama Pharmacists Association Midwinter Conference. Auburn, Alabama. February 21, 2010 “Combining Statins and Fibric Acids: Effective or Problematic” AU Summer CE Program. Auburn, AL. June 13, 2009. “Developing Cases for Active Learning in the Classroom” Stamm PL, Helms KL, McDonough SH. Biggio Center Forum on Teaching and Learning: Sharing Best Practices. Auburn University, AL. February 8-9, 2008. “Facilitating Problem-Based Learning.” Helms KL, Stamm PL, and McDonough SH. Biggio Center Forum on Teaching and Learning: Sharing Best Practices. Auburn University, AL. February 8-9, 2008 “Pearls and Pitfalls of the Pharmaceutical Care Center” Stamm PL. CE presentation for the Alabama Society of Health System Pharmacist’s Summer Meeting, San Destin, Florida. July 6, 2005. “Assessing goal achievement for secondary prevention of coronary events in a residency program.” Stamm PL, Hamm W.Invited Paper. The Practical Outcomes Researcher Cardiovascular User Group Meeting. New Orleans, LA. June, 2005.

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“Assessing goal achievement for secondary prevention of coronary events in a residency program.” Stamm PL, Hamm W. Invited Paper. The Practical Outcomes Researcher Cardiovascular User Group Meeting. Las Vegas, NV. September 11, 2004. “Drug Interactions with Diabetes Medications” CE presentation for the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service train the trainer program entitled, “Reversing the Diabetes Trends in Alabama.” Governor’s House Hotel, Montgomery, Alabama. April 1, 2004. “Assessing goal achievement for secondary prevention of coronary events in a residency program.” Stamm PL, Hamm W. Invited Paper. The Practical Outcomes Researcher Cardiovascular User Group Meeting. New York, New York. June 23-24, 2004. “Safer Medication Use through Knowledge of Drug Pharmacology” Continuing education lecture. Geriatric University – “Aging with Care,” a multidisciplinary conference (MD, DO, RN, LPN, etc)sponsored by The Medical Center, Three Rivers Area Health Education Center, Doctor’s Hospital, and St. Luke Respite Care Ministry. St. Luke United Methodist Church, Columbus, Georgia. March 7, 2003. Invited. “Application of the CHEST Guidelines” part of the Healthcare Video Series sponsored by Auburn University School of Pharmacy, 2 viewings in November, 2000. “Application of the CHEST Guidelines” Lake Guntersville, Alabama. August 12, 2000. “Application of the CHEST Guidelines” presented at Orange Beach, Florida. July 28 2000.

“Selecting the Right Contraceptive” 2 hour Continuing Education Program sponsored by Pharmacia & Upjohn for the Alabama Department of Public Health. July 28, 2000. “Medication Misuse by the Elderly: A Forgotten Form of Abuse” Continuing education for multidisciplines. Regional presentation sponsored by the Pastoral Institute for the Substance Abuse Across the Ages Program. September 23, 1999. Columbus, Georgia, USA. “Pharmacists as Patient Advocates for Prevention and Treatment of Osteoporosis” Continuing education presentation at the 118th Annual Convention sponsored by Alabama Pharmaceutical Association. Sandestin, FL, June 29, 1999. Invited. “Medications: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You” Invited, Health segment of WBRL News Channel broadcast 3 June 17, 1999. Invited. “Thinking Twice: Prescribing in the Elderly” Continuing education lecture presented at Geriatric University – A Golden Opportunity, a multidisciplinary conference (MD, DO, RN, LPN, etc)sponsored by The Medical Center and Columbus Regional Three Rivers Area Health Education Center, The Medical Center, Columbus, GA March 12, 1999. Invited “Treatment for Migraine Headache” Invited, Migraine segment of WTV News Channel broadcast 9 August 18, 1998 “Ask Your Doctor” Invited, Migraine segment of WBRL News Channel broadcast 3 August 13, 1998 “Pharmacists Teaching Patients to Breathe Easier” Pharmacy CE presentation. Gulf Shores. July 24, 1998. Lake Guntersville State Park Resort. August 9, 1998. Auburn University Fall Healthcare video series. November 1,8, & 15, 1998.

“Ask Your Doctor” Invited, Migraine segment of WBRL News Channel broadcast 3 December 3, 1997

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“What is Your Asthma IQ? An evaluation of the metered dose inhaler techniques of patient educators. Slide presentation – Mississippi Chapter of the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists Annual Meeting, Jackson, MS, April 1997. Slide presentation - Southeastern Residency Conference, Athens, May 1997.

“Managing thyroid disease.” Seminar presentation – Nurse Practitioner Update, February 1997 “Pro’s and Con’s of Herbal Medicine.” Seminar presentation - Southern Culture in Medicine sponsored

by the Southern Region of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. Speakers: Stamm P, Peeples H, Bell W. November 1, 1996. “What is Your Asthma IQ?” Poster presentation - Southern Culture in Medicine sponsored by the Southern Region of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. Stamm P, Stokley T, Cummins D, Noble S, Forbes R. November 1-2, 1996

Local Presentations / Lectures

“Assessing PPE Interventions: Progress Note Review vs. Quantifi Intervention Documentation” Stamm PL. Professional Seminar Series (PSS) lecture. January 13, 2017. Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Practice in the US.“ Stamm PL. Professional Seminar Series (PSS) lecture. September 9, 2016.

“Appropriate References for the Decentralized Setting.” Stamm PL. Orientation lecture for Columbus

Regional Health P4 students. Students from University of Georgia, Mercer, Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Auburn University. Held annually each May 2012-present.

“Electronic Cigarettes: What are the Implications? Andrus M., Stamm PL. UAB Huntsville Regional

Medical Grand Rounds. March 29, 2016. “Electronic Cigarettes.” Andrus M. Stamm PL. Professional Seminar Series (PSS) lecture. February 19,

2016. “Professional and Teaching Portfolio Development” Stamm PL, Kelley K. Professional and Teaching

Portfolio Development Program. September 12, 2016 January 11, 2016 January 26, 2015

“Professional and Teaching Portfolio Development” Stamm PL. Co-curricular seminars and workshops

for interested students August 26, 2016, Auburn, Montgomery, Columbus P4 Seminar Series

November 11, 2015, Interested P3 and P4 students October 26, 2015, Pharmacy Leadership Society September 11, 2015, Auburn, Montgomery, Columbus P4 Seminar Series

“Diabetes 101” Auburn University Human Resources Course HL267. Lay presentation.

October 7, 2014. Stamm PL. June 17, 2013. Brown ML*, Stamm PL. September 24, 2012 September 27, 2011 August 25, 2009. Roper B*, Garber L*, Stamm PL.

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“Student ePortfolios: Scaffolding across a Course or Major” Auburn University ePortfolio Bootcamp. January 7, 2013. “The Fat on Cholesterol” Auburn University Human Resources Course. Lay presentation.

April 8, 2014. Stamm PL. (updated per 2013 guidelines) March 27, 2012. Stamm PL.

“Breathing Easier” Auburn University Human Resources Course HL 269. Lay presentation.

March 10, 2015 (scheduled). Stamm PL. Im P*. June 7, 2011. Stamm PL. June 17, 2008. McLean J*, Wheeler J*, Stamm PL. June 19, 2007. Matthews L*, Mageed S*, Stamm PL.

“Bones for Life: Preventing Osteoporosis” (HL266). Lay presentation. Auburn University Human Resources Course.

March 1, 2011. Stamm PL. January 27, 2009. Stamm PL. March 7, 2007. Stamm PL.

“Developing Cases for Active Learning in the Classroom” Stamm PL, Helms KL, McDonough SH. Biggio Center’s Professional Development Seminar (PDS) Series. Auburn University, AL. October 29, 2008.

“Healthy Eating & Dietary Supplements.” 2 hour lay presentation Employees at Auburn University. C070506A. Callaway Gardens. Pine Mountain, Georgia. May 9, 2007.

“Medications: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You” Lay Education program sponsored by EAMC. June 1, 2006. “APHA Immunization Certification” CE and certification program for HSOP faculty and students. AUHSOP, Auburn, Alabama. August 28, 2005. “Relieving Pain: What is Safe?” Presentation to the Auburn Rotary Club. April 7, 2005 “APHA Immunization Certification” CE and certification program for HSOP students. AUHSOP, Auburn, Alabama. January 8, 2005. “APHA Immunization Certification” CE and certification program for HSOP students. AUHSOP, Auburn, Alabama. September 6-7, 2003. “Reducing cardiovascular disease for patients with diabetes” CE presentation for the Seventh Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament. Moore’s Mill Golf Club, Auburn, Alabama. October 17, 2003.

“APHA immunization certification” Janner A, Scolaro K, Stamm PL CE and certification program for HSOP students. AUHSOP, Auburn, Alabama. September 6-7, 2003. “Drug Induced Erectile Dysfunction” CME presentation Noon Conference. The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. July 23, 2002. “Drug Induced Sexual Dysfunction” CME presentation at 3rd Annual Men’s Health Expo, Columbus, Georgia. June 21, 2002. “Medications: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You” Opelika First Baptist Church Health Fair, Opelika, Alabama. June 1, 2002.

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“Vial Alert” Lecture. 9 senior members, Schomburg Road Baptist Church, Columbus, Georgia. September 19, 2001. “Asthma Update” CME Lecture presented at Noon Conference, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. July 31, 2001. “Pharmacists: Advocates for Osteoporosis Treatment & Prevention” Pharmacy Grand Rounds and CE program, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. June 21, 2001. “Screening and Treatment of Diabetes” Lecture. Vital Processing, Columbus, Georgia. June 20, 2001. “Drug Interactions You Should Know About” Lecture. 40 Retired Gas-Light Workers Biannual Business Meeting, Howard Johnson’s, Columbus, Georgia. May 24, 2001, Invited. “Osteoporosis, The Silent Disease” Lecture. 16 Prime Timers at Wynnton United Methodist Church, Columbus, Georgia. April 19, 2001. “Asthma, Open Airways” Lecture. 11 Asthmatic Children, 1 School Nurse Hannan Magnet Academy, Columbus, Georgia. March 15, 2001. “Pills Can Harm: What You Don’t Know Could Hurt you” Lecture. Approximately 100 Prime Timers, St. Luke united Methodist Church, Columbus, Georgia. February 22, 2001. “Asthma, Open Airways” Lecture. 8 Asthmatic Children at Dawson Elementary School, Columbus, Georgia. January 25, 2001.

“Becoming Better Breathers” Lecture. Approximately 20 Seniors First Members, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. January 16, 2001.

“Vial Alert” Lecture. 36 Seniors First Members, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia, July 18, 2000. “Drug Interactions In Your Office” CME presented at Noon Conference, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. February 23, 2001. “Adherence to ADA and HEDIS Standards for Diabetes Care” CME presented at Noon Conference, The Medical Center. Columbus, Georgia. January 10, 2001. “Case Based Approach to Prescription Writing” CME presented at Noon Conference, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia.August 9, 2000. “Warfarin Drug Interactions” CME presented at Noon Conference, The Medical Center, July 23, 2000. “Who Wants Cookies?” Walker L. and Stamm P. Vaccine Question Game presented during Family Practice Core Curriculum. Columbus, Georgia. February 25, 2000. “Pharmacology in the Elderly” Stamm P. Pharmacy Grand Rounds Presentation. Columbus Regional Healthcare system. Columbus, Georgia. September , 1999. “Medication Use: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You. Part 2” Presentation for the community education program Seniors First. Sponsored by Columbus Regional. Columbus, Georgia. June 15, 1999. Invited.

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“Medication Use: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You. Part 1” Presentation for the community education program Prime Time Coffee Club. Sponsored by Columbus Regional. Columbus, Georgia. March 10, 1999. Invited. “Breathing Easier” Guest lecturer for the “Better Breathers” patient group supported by the American Lung Association. Columbus, Georgia. November 21, 1998. “Headache” CME presentation during Core Curriculum for Family Practice Residents and Physicians, Columbus, Georgia. August 14, 1998. “Getting the “Fat” on Hyperlipidemia.” CME presentation during Core Curriculum for Physicians and Medical Residents. Columbus, Georgia. June 19, 1998

“Clinical Pharmacology of Nicotine & Nicotine Replacement Therapy and The Role of the Pharmacist in the Management of Smoking Cessation.” Smoking Cessation Training for SOP students. Auburn, Alabama. April 18, 1998. “Pharmacotherapy Jeopardy” CME Jeopardy game during Family Practice Core Curriculum based roughly in previous In-training exams. Columbus, Georgia. April 15, 1998. “Asthma Cases” CME Lecture during Core Curriculum for Physicians and Medical Residents. Columbus, Georgia. February, 1998 “Managing Migraine” CE, Pharmacy Grand Rounds, The Medical Center, Columbus, Georgia. November 20, 1997 “Getting the Most from Pharmaceutical Representatives.” CME Lecture, Family Practice Resident Noon Conference, Columbus, Georgia. October 17, 1997.

“Oral Contraceptives: Which Ones, When???” CME Lecture, Family Practice at Core Curriculum.

University of Mississippi Medical Center, Department of Family medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. September 26, 1996.

“Choosing the Right OC” Lecture to Nurse Practitioner students. University of Mississippi Medical Center,

School of Nursing. Jackson, Mississippi. September 20, 1996. “Onychomycosis: Management Options” Medical University of South Carolina Pharmacy Grand

Rounds, Charleston, South Carolina. January 18, 1996 “Tardive Dyskinesia: Its Management and the Role of Vitamin E” Medical University of South

Carolina Pharmacy Grand Rounds, Charleston, South Carolina. November 15, 1995 “Intravenous Antibiotics” Inservice to Licensed Practical Nurses, Greenville Memorial Hospital,

Greenville, South Carolina. September 26, 1995 “Diabetes Mellitus with a Focus on the Type I Insulin Dependent Diabetic” Lecture to Pediatric Teaching

Service, Greenville Memorial Hospital, Greenville, South Carolina. September 15, 1995 “Pain Management” Lecture to Geriatric Service, Ralph H. Johnson Veterans Administration Medical

Center, Charleston, South Carolina. July 26, 1995 Current Teaching Experience

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ILE 8. Migraine teaching team member. Created objectives, lesson plans, and assessments emphasizing therapeutic issues in migraine. (2019) ILE 1. 1.5 hour panel discussion on advanced pharmacy practices in Hospital, Industry, and Ambulatory Care Practice. Represented Ambulatory Care. (2018) Diabetes Elective: Patient Experience Video grader. (2018) ILE 5 Workshop. Lab facilitator for immunization practical. (2018) P1 Orientation: 2 hour workshop on SMART goal writing with pre and post-class assignments (2017-18). 1.5 hour Ethics and Professionalism Workshop. (2017) Co-Curriculum: Co-Author and co-assessor of professional development assignments focusing on SMART Goal Development and reflection (2017-18). PGY1 Academic Elective. Co-preceptor with Spencer Durham for Central Alabama Veteran’s Healthcare System’s PGY1 elective in academia (2015 – present). Primary preceptor (2013 – 2014, 2017). PGY1 Primary Care Elective. Primary care preceptor for Auburn University Pharmacy Health Services PGY1 Residency. (2014 - present) Advance Practice Experience, Ambulatory Care I, II, and Elective Contemporary Aspects of Pharmacy Practice (CAPP VII) / APE Presentations Instructor / advisor for student platforms (2002-present) and manuscripts (2008-2011) Pharmacy Practice Experience (PYDI 5090, 5190, 5290, 5390, 5490, 5590; PYD 340, 341, 342, 441, 442, 443) – Mentor for a team of approximately 16 first, second, and third year pharmacy students. Class based on Service Learning. (1997-present)

Past Teaching Experience PhD/ GTA Plan. Preceptor for longitudinal ambulatory care and precepting experience for PhD Student / licensed pharmacist at the VA. Responsible for plan of study, experiences, and evaluation. (Aug 2016-Jan 2019) Integrative Pharmacotherapy (PYDI 5470, 5480, 5570, 5580) Migraine case writer 2017-18. Oral presentation case writer 2015-2016. Dyslipidemia case writer. 2007-2014. Cardiovascular disease state team leader. 2009-present. Facilitator for problem based learning team 2007 – present. Co-coordinator for 24 hour credit course utilizing Problem Based Learning. 2007-2009. Contemporary Aspects of Pharmacy Practice (CAPP V). Lecturer (2007, 2015-18) and lab instructor (2015-18) for diabetes self-management education and (2007-2008) for SOAP note writing. Contemporary Aspects of Pharmacy Practice (CAPP II). Lecturer (2007). Lab instructor (2007-2009, 2015-2017) for influenza administration training. Contemporary Aspects of Pharmacy Practice (CAPP IV). Lecturer for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Lab (2010-2015). Lab developer and instructor for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Lab (2010-2015). Special Problems Research Elective (PYDI 5960) Instructor (2012 – 2013)

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Drug Induced Disease (PYPP 0452, PYPP 5550, PYPP 5553) Co-Instructor for 4 hour credit hour (quarter system) course then 2 hour semester course. Spring semester 2000 - 2003. Developed homework assignments for Spring Semester 2002. Course Coordinator 2003 -2006. Nontraditional Course Coordinator Winter 2009. Clinical Seminar (PYPP 5680) Coordinator and mentor for the Columbus region. 1998-2001. Mentor for 2001-2006. Pharmacotherapy IV (PYDI 5410, PYDI 5413) Facilitator and content expert for a four week teaching module on Cardiovascular pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and pharmacotherapy. Fall Semesters 2001-2005. Nontraditional course Fall 2007, fall 2008. Pharmacotherapy V (PYDI 5420, PYDI 5423; PYDI 415) Facilitator and content expert for three week (1999) then four week (2000-2001) teaching module on Pulmonary pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and therapy. Fall Quarter 1999-2000. Fall Semester 2001. Nontraditional course Fall Semester 2001. Pharmacotherapy III (PYDI 5400) Facilitator of a four week teaching module on Infectious Disease pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and pharmacotherapy. Fall Semester 2001. Pharmacotherapy II (PYDI 5370, PYDI 5373; PYD 412) Course coordinator and content expert for four week teaching module on the endocrine pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and therapy. PYDI 0412 Spring quarter 1999, 2000; PYDI 5370 Spring semester 2001; PYDI 5373 Summer 2001.

Primary Care I, II, and III (PYPP 5640, 5650, 5660) Provide four or five weeks of practical clinical experiences which include direct patient care and drug information services. 2000- present Elective in Advance Patient Care Provided four weeks of elective clerkship in family practice and patient education. November 2000, May 2001. Directed Readings (Coun7960) Provided 1.5 hour active discussion on pharmacotherapies of smoking cessation to PhD students. March 14, 2003. Selected Topics in Self Care and Nonprescription Medications (PYPP5900) 1 hour lecture on over the counter products for smoking cessation. March 5, 2003. Pharm.D. Student Clerkship (PC 571) Provide five weeks of experiences which include direct patient care and consult services. 1998 – 2000. Provide four or eight weeks of experiences as described above. Medical Student Clerkship Provide two and a half to three hour discussion on various topics such as, “Initial treatment of hypertension”, “Depression”, and “Common drug interactions” to medical students on rotation at The Family Pratice Residency Program, Columbus, Georgia. 1998 - present.

Advanced Patient Monitoring (PC 532) Co-teacher for two students. Spring 1998. Four students Winter and Spring 1999. Family Medicine Orientation - Lecturer - “Oral Contraceptives: Which Ones, When???” to first year Family Medicine Residents; Evaluator for patient simulation cases in asthma, oral contraceptive use, smoking cessation, hormone replacement therapy, and diabetes mellitus. University of Mississippi Medical Center, Department of Family Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. November 1996, December 1996, January 1997. Hypertension Cases - Facilitator for hypertension cases in problem based learning format for third year medical students. University of Mississippi Medical Center, Department of Family Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. 1996-97.

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OTC Class - Discussion at local pharmacy with fourth year medical students on over-the-counter items by category. University of Mississippi Medical Center, Department of Family Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. 1996-97

Asthma Certificate Program Workshop - Responsible for facilitating workshop on the proper use of inhalers, spacers, and peak flow meters. Oxford, Mississippi. June 1996.

Family Medicine Ambulatory Clerkship for Doctor of Pharmacy Students – Assisted preceptor. Lead topic discussions and cases with students in the following areas: thyroid, oral contraceptives, and new asthma agents. Currently designing a student notebook containing topics pertaining to primary care which should be discussed each week (e,g, hormone replacement therapy, diabetes mellitus, oral contraceptive therapy, hypertension, etc.) University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy, 1996-1997.

Research / Quality Assurance to Improve Care

“Adherence to Guideline Driven Therapy in Heart Failure.” Bloemer J, Aikens G, Stamm PL. “Association between nonpharmacologic interventions and lipid profile.” Crossman R, Stamm PL. “An Analysis of an Osteoporosis Screening Program in a Stand Alone Pharmaceutical Care Center” Stamm PL, Lloyd KB, Krueger K, Sims RM. “Community Pharmacies and Stand Alone Pharmaceutical Care Centers: Comparison of Recommendation Adherence after Osteoporosis Screening” *Scolaro K, Stamm P. “Recommendation Adherence after Osteoporosis Screenings Performed in Community Pharmacies” *Scolaro K, Stamm P. Poster. APhA Annual Meeting. March 30-31, 2003. “A National Follow-Up Survey of Primary Care, Ambulatory Care, and Family Medicine Pharmacy Residents.” Stamm PL, Eaton A. Funding: Paper and mailing supplies provided through Pfizer, Inc discretionary Funds. “An Assessment of Commercial Bias During Sponsored Continuing Education Programs in a Community Teaching Hospital” Stamm PL and McAffee W. “Acceptance of Pharmacist’s Written Recommendations for Levofloxacin Dosing Based on Creatinine Clearance Monitoring” Zeanah ER, Stamm PL. “Evaluation of Cholesterol Management In Secondary Prevention Patients” Stamm P, Hornsby L, Jenkins, K, Oakland J, and Stowers A. “Tobacco Use Evaluation Project” Institute for Healthcare Leadership, O’Brien J, Lloyd KB, Stamm PL. “Evaluation of Practice Patterns for The Prevention and Treatment of Corticosteroid-Induced Osteoporosis in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients” Stamm P, Johnson J, Stowers A.. “A Pilot Comparison of Standard Blood Pressure Measurement on Triage Compared to the World Health Organization Standard.” Holifield L, Stamm P.

“An Evaluation of Patient Knowledge of Warfarin Therapy in a Pharmacist Managed Anticoagulation Clinic.” Almon KH, Stamm PL.

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“The Clinical Impact of a Pharmacist Managed Asthma Clinic in a Family Practice Setting” Pinkos L, Hornsby L, and Stamm P. “Development of a Non-Invasive Direct Observational Method for Assessing and Documenting Communication Skills During a Primary Care Clinical Clerkship. Stamm P, Hotchkiss B, Brackett PD. Daniel F.Breeden Endowment for Faculty Enhancement Grant $2000. “Utilization of ACE Inhibitors in Patients with Systolic Dysfunction.” Herndon A, Stamm PL “A National Survey of Primary Care, Ambulatory Care, and Family Medicine Pharmacy Residents. Stamm PL, Eaton A. Funded: Paper and Mailing provided by Pfizer, Inc Discretionary Funds. “A Randomized, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled, Comparison of Zileuton plus Current Therapy to Current Therapy alone for Rheumatoid Arthritis” Eberwein D, Stamm P, Vigrass H, Eaton A, Campbell T.

“Two-period Crossover Comparison of Rizatriptan (5 mg p.o. or 10 mg p.o.) to Sumatriptan (25 mg p.o. or 50 mg p.o.)” (Co-Investigator and Study Coordinator) Responsibilities include: writing informed consent, gaining budget approval, instructing patients on diary use, and coordinating patient visits. Conducted through the University of Mississippi Medical Center, Department of Neurology. Funding $79,200 provided by Merck Research Laboratories, Inc..

“What is your asthma IQ? an evaluation of the metered-dose inhaler technique of asthma educators.” An evaluation of the metered-dose inhaler techniques of patient educators attending the 18th annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine Meeting on Patient Education. Results were presented at the Mississippi Society of Hospital Pharmacists Annual meeting, Jackson Mississippi, April 18, 1997 and the Southeastern Residency Conference, Athens, Georgia, May 3, 1997.

Grants

Stamm PL, Cordie L Title: Development of On-Demand Instructional Modules and Toolkits to Increase Professional ePortfolio Engagement in the Harrison School of Pharmacy Agency: Auburn University ePortfolio Project Amount Requested 12,946.86 Funding Status: Funded Stamm PL, Helms KL, Hornsby L, Calderon A. Title: Development of Instructional Materials to Increase Career ePortfolio Engagement Agency: Auburn University ePortfolio Project Amount Requested: 21,472 Funded: 14,472 Stamm PL Title: Travel to AAEEBL Annual Meeting in Boston, MA Agency: Auburn University ePortfolio Project Amount: 2155.80 Funded. Flynn B (PI), Shannon DM, Davis DA, Schell KL, Westrick S, Fox BI, Lloyd KB, Hornsby L, Stamm PL Agency: Agency for Research on Health Quality (ARHQ) Title: Effects of Workload, Work Conditions and Electronic Prescribing on Patient Safety

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Amount: 500,000 Not funded. Originally submitted 2009, Resubmitted in 2010 Helms KL (PI), Stamm PL, McDonough SL. Title: Comparison of Written and Multiple Choice Assessment Tools in a Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Curriculum Agency: Auburn University Breeden Grant Amount: 2500 Funded. Krueger KP (PI), Lloyd KB, Berger BA, Darnell J, Stamm PL, Kelley KW, Smith B; Thrower MR, Taylor CT, Campbell J, Lee S, Morris D, Wolsoncroft L, (Co-PI) Title: Evaluating the Impact of Pharmaceutical Care Services on Total PEEHIP Healthcare Costs and Clinical Outcomes Agency: Alabama Public Education Employees Health Insurance Program (PEEHIP) Amount: $500,000 Funded Stamm PL (PI), Brackett PD, Hotchkiss B. Agency: Auburn University Breeden Grant Title: Evaluation of a noninvasive method to improve communication skills during advanced practice experiences. Amount: $2000 Funded

University Service

Harrison School of Pharmacy Professional Affairs (IPE/Co-curricular) Learning Community (2019)

Accreditation Self-Study Team 2 (2018-2019) Assessment Progression Team (2017-2018) ILE 5 (2017-present) Co-curricular Committee (2017-2018) Co-Chair, 2017 Pharmacy Health Services Committee (2016) Honor Board (2015-2019, Vice Chair 2017) Portfolio Award Committee (2016-2018) Assessment Committee (2015-2016) E*Value Replacement Committee (2014-15) Exam Soft Implementation Team (2014) PSS Committee (2013-14) NCPA Co-advisor (2005-present) 1-2 Committee assignments every year (1997 – present) including: Chair, Ad hoc Committee on Student and Faculty Portfolios (2010-14) Chair, Search Committee for Director of Experiential Learning (2006) Chair, Committee on Admissions and Academic Standards (1998-2000)

University Committees

The ePortfolio Project Steering Committee (2013-2017) Chair, Technology Subcommittee (2013-2017) Quality Enhancement Project Development Committee (2012-13)

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External Institutional Service

Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy, Pharmacy Health Services, Residency Advisory Committee (2014-present)

Central Alabama Veteran’s Health Care System, Residency Advisory Board (2012-present) East Alabama Medical Center Residency Advisory Group (2004-2006) The Medical Center, Columbus Regional Healthcare System

Residency Advisory Committee (1997-2001) Residency Research Committee, Chair (1999-2000), Member (1997-2001)

Professional Organizations/ Appointments / Committees: Journal of Pharmacy Technology, Reviewer 2018 American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, Reviewer 2015 Alabama Society of Health Systems Pharmacists, Member, 2012 – present Programming Committee, 2019 Research and Scholarship Committee, 2019 Student Activities Committee of Organizational Affairs, 2015 – 2019 Co-Chair, 2018-19 National Pharmacy Week Advisor, 2016 ASHP Delegate, 2015 – 2018 Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning, Reviewer, 2012-present Alabama Pharmacists Association, 2010 - 2017 Diabetes Spectrum, Editorial Board Member, 2010 – 2012

American Association of Diabetes Educators, Member, 2008 – 2010, 2016-8 National Lipid Association, Professional Member, 2006 - 2017

American Diabetes Association, Professional Member, 2002 – 2008, 2009-2013 Annals of Pharmacotherapy, Editorial Board Member, 2001 - 2013 Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, 1998 - 2001 American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, 1997 – present

Section of Pharmacy Practice Student & Resident Engagement Committee, 2017-18 Strategic Planning Committee, 2014 - 2016 Faculty Development Committee, 2012 - 2014 Annual meeting abstract reviewer, 2009 – 2011, 2013-2015, 2017-18 Resolutions Committee, Chair, 2010-2012 Programming Committee, 2009 – 2010 Council of Faculties Task Force on Faculty Citizenship, 2014-2015 Faculty Affairs Committee, 2014-2015 Faculty Affairs Committee, 2009 – 2010

American Society of Health System Pharmacists, 1995 – present Diabetes measures workgroup technical expert panel member (CMS collaboration), 2018 Forecast Advisory Panel Committee Member, 2018-2019 Women in Pharmacy Leadership Summer Meeting Round Table Facilitator, 2018 Women in Pharmacy Leadership Midyear Meeting Round Table Facilitator, 2017-2018 Connect Live Catalyst, 2017

Midyear Proposal Reviewer, 2016 - present Council on Public Policy, 2015-2017 Chair, 2017-2018 Vice Chair, 2016-2017 Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners 2005 - present Medication Therapy Management Services SAG, 2018-present

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Midyear Clinical Meeting Networking session facilitator, 2018 Educational Steering Committee, Ambulatory Care Conference, 2015 Educational Steering Committee, Ambulatory Care Summit, 2013-2014 Nominations Committee Chair 2013 Member 2013 – 2019 Executive Committee Chair, 2011-2012 Executive Committee Member, 2010-2013

Educational Steering Committee (Formerly Home, Ambulatory, and Chronic Care Section Midyear Planning Committee)

Executive Committee Liaison, 2011-2013 Chair, August 2007-August 2009 Member, 2005 – 2011, 2013 - 2018 CV Reviewer, 2013 - 2018 Poster Mentor (Midyear Meeting), 2013, 2015 - 2018 Forecast Survey Participant, 2012-2017 Best Practices Award reviewer, 2010 Local Clinical Skills Competition Judge, 2010, 2012-2013, 2015

American College of Clinical Pharmacy, Associate Member, 1996 - 2008, 2010-2011, 2017-19 Educational Affairs Committee B, 2018 Education and Training PRN Professional Development Committee, 2018-19 Poster Walk Rounds Subcommittee Chair, 2019

South Central College of Clinical Pharmacy, 1996-1997 American Pharmaceutical Association, 1992 - 1995, 2000, 2002-2016 Missouri Pharmaceutical Association, 1992 - 1994

Honors and Recognition:

Preceptor of Excellence, Columbus Region. Department of Pharmacy Practice Award. April 2017. Fellow, American Society of Health System Pharmacists, April 2016. Doing Great Award, CAVHCS Department of Pharmacy internal award. For mentoring a pharmacist into

the role of Clinical Pharmacist Specialist with an advanced scope of practice in Diabetes. Fall 2014. Preceptor of Excellence, Columbus Region. Department of Pharmacy Practice Award. April 2014. ASP-APhA Faculty Appreciation Award, 2004 Who’s Who of Professional and Business Women. 1999. Nominated for the “I Make a Difference” award, Columbus Regional Healthcare System, 1999. Nominated and awarded attendance at 4th Annual Alabama Pharmaceutical Associations New Practitioner

Leadership Conference. Chattanooga, Tennessee. August 7-9, 1998 Second Place Poster –

What is your asthma IQ? Southern Culture in Medicine sponsored by the Southern Region of the Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Jackson, Mississippi. Stamm P, Stokley T, Cummins D, Noble S, Forbes R. November 1-2, 1996

Dean’s List, Medical University of South Carolina, 1994 Rho Chi Honor Society, St. Louis College of Pharmacy, 1993 Dean’s List, St. Louis College of Pharmacy, 1989-1994 High Proficiency Scholarship, St. Louis College of Pharmacy, 1989 - 1993 Presidential Scholarship, St. Louis College of Pharmacy, 1989 Community Service: NCPA Soup Kitchen/Christian Ministries Health Fair, February 2015 EAMC Celebrate Life Health Fair Details, February 2013-2014 NCPA and Our Home Pharmacy Drug Take Back, September 2012; September 2015, April 2017, October

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2017 H1N1 Immunizations, September through October, 2009

Darden House Health Fair, September 18, 2009 Wedowee Health Fair, June 27, 2008 Bruno’s Health Fair, February 9, 2006 Hyundi Safety and Wellness Fair, October 2006 APA Legislative Day – Provided cardiovascular risk assessments to legislatures, staff, and families. April

10, 2003, April 9, 2004 Morningside Medication Review and Blood Pressure Screening, March 24, 2003. Adam’s Pharmacy Health Fair, Conducted osteoporosis screenings and education – February 20, 2003 CVS Osteoporosis Screening, January 27 and 31, 2003 Opelika Baptist Church Health Fair – provided drug information, medication counseling, osteoporosis

screening, BP screening, and cholesterol screening. June 1, 2001 Columbus Regional Meet the Pharmacist. Brown Bag. 1st and 2nd Annual Men’s Health Expo. June 10,

2000 and June 9, 2001 St. Anne’s Health Fair, provided medication counseling and drug information. February 11, 2001 Habitat for Humanity, Helped with building 2 houses. Columbus, GA 2001 Tar Wars - DOC Project - Fifth grade students, Jackson, Mississippi. Spring 1997, Fifth grade students,

Georgia Fall 2000 “Getting a Fix in ‘96” Resource Fair sponsored by Metro Jackson Community Prevention Coalition,

provided medication counseling and drug information, Jackson, Mississippi - 1996 Interfaith Crisis Ministries, Charleston, South Carolina, 1996

References Upon request