Shayna Killam, PharmD, MS

L.S. Skaggs Institute for Health Innovation; University of Montana- PMR & PGx in rural Montana

[PGRN @pgrnhub]

Congratulation to our winners of the 2023 PGRN Research Collaboration Grant and Myriad-PGRN Collaboration Grant! @myriadgenetics @DunhamLab @reneegeck @MinoliPereraPgx @MarylynRitchie @ericawoodahl

[ASCPT Alexandria @ASCPT_ClinPharm]

Get to know #CPTjournal Editor in Training Karen Brown of @umontana in this month's #CPTjournal #IamASCPT https://t.co/z1MTJrNHTD

[Erica Woodahl @ericawoodahl]

Ensuring equity in #pgx: excited to share our new paper about how rural and tribal populations can benefit from #pgx too! @LeitchTianna @KillamShayna @karenbrown_mt @umontana @UMTresearch @UMHumInst #healthequity #pgxread https://t.co/C8wpxAIOHD

[Max Smith @MaxPGx]

A great article for anyone wondering how to counsel patients on PGx testing or how others do it.

[Shayna Killam, PharmD, MS @KillamShayna]

https://t.co/uLpgrN7vme

[PGRN @pgrnhub]

Pharmacogenomic testing in children with complex medical histories can help predict and prevent adverse drug reactions, improve adherence and salvage drugs with high toxicity

[ACCP PKPDPG PRN @pkpdpg]

If you haven't already registered for our Career Path Guidance Panel happening NEXT Mon 9/20/21 at 7pm-8:15pm CT, make sure you do so today! Open to all students/residents/fellows: https://t.co/6eIfLht6r3

[Max Smith @MaxPGx]

Excited to share this collaborative effort with @DunnenbergerPGX et. al. We review clinical decision support (CDS) in @PGx implementations, provide a
step-by-step guide on building CDS, and discuss future directions.
#CPTJournal @ASCPTjournals
https://t.co/ScIGJkks9P

[ACCP PKPDPG PRN @pkpdpg]

Trainees (open to all students/residents/fellows), join us for our annual PKPDPG PRN Career Path Guidance Panel on Monday 9/20/21 7pm-8:15pm CT. We're excited to host panelists training and working in a wide range of settings! RSVP now at https://t.co/6eIfLht6r3!

[Erica Woodahl @ericawoodahl]

Come work with us at @umontana to engage rural and tribal communities in #pharmacogenetics #precisionmedicine #healthequity research! My group is hiring a research coordinator. Apply here! https://t.co/B8i8ahaVQ3

[Smart RxMan @RxmanSmart]

What does a #Pharmacist do?

[ACCP PKPDPG PRN @pkpdpg]

The @UAZPharmacy, Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science seeks a dynamic individual for a full-time Assistant Professor tenure-track position at the Tucson campus focused on translational pharmacogenomics. Learn more here: https://t.co/4ZaQw37ofa

[Shayna Killam, PharmD, MS @KillamShayna]

Oof. I love being an intern pharmacist but this is accurate 😂

[Check Your Tube Station 🇬🇭 @GhanaboyPharmd]

Pharmacists one of the most underutilized professions lol #TwitteRx

[Muin J. Khoury @MuinJKhoury]

Strategies to improve health equity in genomic medicine. Via #EthnicityDis. https://t.co/F5BNspUIup

[Austin Kurkowski, PharmD @AustinPharmD]

We HAVE to do better as a profession teaching learners that’s it’s OK to not know things.

Many of my students lately are more fearful of saying “I don’t know” than guessing and being completely wrong — which IMO is far more dangerous.

It’s ok to not know everything. #TwitteRx

[UM Center for Population Health Research @UM_CPHR]

Congrats to Maja, the first graduate of the School of Public & Community Health Sciences Ph.D. in public health!

[Shayna Killam, PharmD, MS @KillamShayna]

@pkpdpg @sony_tuteja @lisavarughese @LusizzZZ Is this seminar available as a recording for members?

[ASCPT Alexandria @ASCPT_ClinPharm]

Check out this Best of Poster 2.0 Poster by Shayna Killam! #ASCPT2021 #betterposter

[Chad Bousman @BousmanChad]

A novel CYP2C-haplotype (rs2860840T-rs11188059G) was found to be associated with ultrarapid metabolism of escitalopram. Notably, the novel haplotype is common. Frequency ranges from 16%-30%, depending on ancestry. @PharmVar @cpicpgx @pharmgkb
https://t.co/FNDWbb5TTe

[Shodair Children's Hospital @ShodairCH]

We can’t change their genetic condition, but we can help guide their future. Shodair’s nationally recognized genetics program is solving complex challenges so people with genetic disorders can live a better life.