Rebecca Leon, PharmD
Biography University of the Pacific, Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy, Stockton, CA | PharmD | 05/2005 | Pharmacy | Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, San Francisco, CA | | 06/2006 | ASHP Accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency with Emphasis in Ambulatory Care |
Walgreens | 2005 | | Walgreens Ambassador to Retail and Community Pharmacy Award |
Overview Dr Rebecca Leon is an Ambulatory Care Pharmacist who received her PharmD from the University of the Pacific's Thomas J Long School of Pharmacy, and then completed an ASHP-accredited PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency with an emphasis in Ambulatory Care at Kaiser Permanete San Francisco Medical Center. After residency, Dr Leon remained at KPSF as an Ambulatory Care Pharmacist and provided disease-state and medication management for patients with cardiovascular diseases and anticoagulation. Prior to joining UCSF, Dr Leon was an Assistant Professor of Clinical Sciences at California Health Sciences University - College of Pharmacy and an Ambulatory Care Pharmacist at two clinical practice sites in Fresno, CA. During her time at Clinica Sierra Vista - Fresno, Dr Leon developed a new pharmacist-led teleophthalmology service to provide diabetic retinal exams for underserved patients with diabetes. Dr Leon also collaborated with health sciences faculty at California State University - Fresno to create an interprofessional collaborative for health professional students and local providers to address significant health issues (such as the opioid and mental health crises) in California's Central Valley. Currently, Dr Leon is a Clinical Pharmacist within UCSF's Office of Population Health.
Dr Leon is passionate about social justice and collaborating across professions to find innovative ways to bridge the gap in health inequities. Her research interests include social determinants of health, interprofessional collaborations and innovative pharmacy services. Dr Leon also enjoys teaching and precepting students and residents.
interprofessional collaboration, social determinants of health, innovative pharmacy services, promoting ambulatory care pharmacy, mitigating opioid epidemic, social justice, population health, addressing health inequities, teaching, precepting and mentoring students, teaching, precepting and mentoring residents, cardiovascular health, telehealth services
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Interprofessional Collaboration in Parks, Recreation, and Human Services: Theory and Cases. Using Students and Practitioners for Interprofessional Collaboration and Education (SPICE) to Tackle the Opioid Epidemic in California’s Fresno County. (Manuscript in press). 2021.
Marie Gilbert, Rebecca Leon, Nancy Nisbett, Stephanie Moore, Scott Sailor, Maya Leiva.
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Journal of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy. Starting a new pharmacist-led teleophthalmology
service to provide diabetic retinal exams for
patients with diabetes in an ambulatory care practice
setting. 2020; 3(6):1240.
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