About
Austin Geer (he/they) is a PharmD Candidate (P2) and PhD student in Clinical Pharmacy Translational Sciences at the University of Michigan, with a research focus on health services and outcomes to improve equitable care for vulnerable populations, informed by his own health experiences and others in the community they are from. Through their advocacy with the Student National Pharmaceutical Association (SNPhA), Austin has rebuilt initiatives to support underrepresented students and professionals in pharmacy. Passionate about equity and inclusion, Austin is actively involved in the DEICP and Graduate Teaching Certificate programs, emphasizing mentorship, research, and coalition-building to drive syst
Current Work
I am currently working on publishing research papers that explore two important topics: how artificial intelligence (AI) is shaping the future of pharmacy and addressing disparities in pharmacy education. My work on AI examines its potential to improve medication management, patient care, and pharmacy workflows. At the same time, I am investigating inequities in pharmacy education, such as challenges faced by underrepresented students, to better understand how to create more inclusive and supportive learning environments. These projects aim to drive innovation in healthcare while ensuring equity in access and opportunity for all.
Research Area Keyword(s)
health equity, artificial intelligence, Pharmacy Education, healthcare disparities, Inclusive Practices