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Dr. Yaser Walid Al-Omari

Lecturer

Clinical Pharmacy

Faculty of Clinical Pharmacy

Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy During my span of work, I utilized my knowledge and experience to help patients with relentless efforts. Willing to work for long hours, relate easily to people, disciplined, punctual, self-motivated, highly productive, and result- oriented.

Education

2006

University for Science and Technology, Jordan

Master Degree, Clinical Pharmacy

1996

The University of Jordan, Jordan

Bachelor Degree, Pharmacy

Experiences

Lecturer

  • Al Baha, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 27-01-2015

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  • To : Present

Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy

Clinical Pharmacist

  • Zarqa, Jordan

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  • From : 01-09-2014

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  • To : 26-01-2015

Clinical Pharmacist

Lecturer

  • Taif, Saudi Arabia

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  • From : 01-09-2011

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  • To : 31-08-2014

Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy

Clinical Pharmacist

  • Zarqa, Jordan

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  • From : 08-07-2008

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  • To : 31-08-2011

Clinical Pharmacist

Pharmacist

  • Zarqa, Jordan

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  • From : 29-10-1996

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  • To : 07-07-2008

Pharmacist

lecturer in Pharmacology

  • Zarqa, Jordan

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  • From : 04-10-1998

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  • To : 31-08-2011

Part-time lecturer

Research Interests

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Publication Profile

Teaching Courses

PHCL-1764

Clerkship-3

Credit Hours: 12
Course term: 17
Communication Hours: 12

This clerkship training will help the students to gain additional knowledge skills, attitudes, professional communications to apply the different ways to evaluate the drug therapy either fully engagement in different hospital rotations as an advanced pharmacy practice experience. The students will interact with health real patients and the health care team and acquire more confidence. The students will be permitted, under appropriate supervision and practice regulations, to assume direct patien

PHCL-1504

Pharmacotherapeutics-2

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 17
Communication Hours: 12

• This course is designed to integrate the pathophysiologic abnormalities of disease states (renal, neurologic, psychiatric, gynecologic-obstetric, and endocrinology disorders) with concepts of drug action and therapy. • State-of-the-art pharmacotherapy will be reviewed with pertinent pathophysiology and pharmacology. • Emphasis will be placed on drug selection, dosing regimen design and therapeutic drug monitoring to assess the attainment of therapeutic efficacy and avoidance of adverse reac

PHCL-1756

Pharmacotherapeutics-4

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 17
Communication Hours: 6

This is a course series in clinical pharmacology and advanced therapeutics which includes major disease problems and use of therapeutic interventions in (ophthalmic, otolaryngological, dermatologic disorders hematologic, infectious diseases and neoplastic diseases). Course material typically includes disease symptomology, current concepts regarding appropriate drug treatment, patient monitoring, drug mechanism/effects/pharmacokinetics, and drug interactions. Literature review and case included.

PHCL-1251

Pharmacy Law and Ethics

Credit Hours: 1
Course term: 17
Communication Hours: 1

Governmental laws, regulations, detailed laws that govern and affect the practice of pharmacy such as drugs, narcotics, poisons and medical devices. Legal basis of pharmacy practice, non-controlled prescription requirements and over the counter drug requirements with emphasis on the responsibilities and limits under the law of the pharmacist in the care of patients. principles of professional behavior, professional ethical issues related to the development, promotion, sales, prescription

2002-2515

Drug Information

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 16
Communication Hours: 2

This course explores the concept, fundamental aspects of drug information services, fundamentals of the practice, application of drug information skills for delivery of pharmaceutical care, technology of drug information retrieval for quality assurance, and the ability to judge the reliability of various sources of information. The course also includes literature evaluation, principles of evaluation of the primary literature and practical implications of the primary literature.

2002-2513

Patient Assessment

Credit Hours: 2
Course term: 16
Communication Hours: 2

This course covers basis of patient physical assessment, cultural considerations in patient assessment, health and medication history. It includes, general assessment and vital signs (as blood pressure, heart rate, ECG, heart and respiratory sounds, skin rashes, changes in nails, hair, eyes, ears, head, neck, functions of liver and kidney). The use of equipments, techniques necessary to conduct physical examination were also included.

2002-2411

Pharmacotherapeutics-1

Credit Hours: 5
Course term: 16
Communication Hours: 6

The course integrates pharmacology, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, disease etiology, pathophysiology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacotherapeutics, clinical reasoning and toxicology to obtain the maximum benefit from drugs. It focuses on the clinical applications of different drugs in treating disease states (cardiovascular, pulmonary, gastrointestinal diseases and gerontology). students will evaluate, integrate and conceptualize in a concise organized manner the patient drug therapy

2002-2511

Pharmacotherapeutics-3

Credit Hours: 6
Course term: 16
Communication Hours: 6

This course is designed to provide students with basic introduction to the therapy of (male reproductive, blood and immune system, infectious diseases, rheumatology, pediatric, neonatal therapy and critical care). Considerations and precautions in selection, dosing and monitoring of drug used to treat commonly encountered pharmacotherapeutic problems.

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