• Investigator, BC Children's Hospital
• Clinical Professor, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of British Columbia
• Supervisor, Clinical Pharmacy Critical Care Services and Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Children's and Women's Health Centre of British Columbia
Positions
Biography
Roxane Carr is a clinical professor in the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at UBC, and the supervisor for clinical pharmacy critical care services and a clinical pharmacy specialist at the Children's and Women's Health Centre of British Columbia.
She received a bachelor of science degree from McGill University, bachelor of pharmacy degree from UBC and completed the Canadian Hospital Pharmacy Residency program (ACPR) at Vancouver General Hospital. Following her residency, she worked as a clinical pharmacist in leukemia and bone marrow transplants, and in community practice in long-term care. She received her doctor of pharmacy degree from UBC in 2002. Dr. Carr completed a postdoctoral research fellowship in pediatric pharmacotherapy with Dr. Milap Nahata at Ohio State University and received board certification as a specialist in pharmacotherapy from the United States Board of Pharmacy Specialties in 2005.
Areas of Interest
Pediatrics
Infectious Diseases
Critical Care Medicine
Pediatric Pharmacotherapy
Pharmacokinetics
Medication Safety
Awards
Pharmacotherapy Best Practices Award, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (2015-2016)
Pharmacotherapy Best Practices Award, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (2012-2013)
Fellow, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (2011)
Pharmacotherapy Best Practices Award, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists (2010–2011)
Mentorship Award, Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists BC Branch (2010)
PharmD Program Preceptor of the Year Teaching Award, Doctor of Pharmacy Program, University of British Columbia (2010)