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Shawn Riser Taylor's Research: Mentorship & Impact - News Directory 3

Shawn Riser Taylor’s Research: Mentorship & Impact

January 29, 2026 Jennifer Chen Health
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  • Shawn ⁣Riser Taylor, a pharmacy professor and researcher at Wingate ⁣University, built her career on a foundation of real-world experience and a commitment to impactful studies.
  • Taylor, chair of the ⁢Department of social Sciences and Outpatient Practice, frequently contributes ideas to research teams.
  • In a recent interview with Pharmacy Times, Taylor emphasized the importance ‍of patience and thoughtful planning in research.
Original source: pharmacytimes.com

Shawn ⁣Riser Taylor, a pharmacy professor and researcher at Wingate ⁣University, built her career on a foundation of real-world experience and a commitment to impactful studies. Her journey ‍began at the Department of Veterans Affairs and‍ evolved through a dedication to careful research design and a genuine desire to improve patient care.

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Taylor, chair of the ⁢Department of social Sciences and Outpatient Practice, frequently contributes ideas to research teams. She finds inspiration in both her clinical practice and her teaching, often juggling multiple projects that involve pharmacy students.Her collaborative spirit extends beyond pharmacy, working with investigators from various disciplines, driven by a broad range of interests rather than a narrow⁣ focus.

In a recent interview with Pharmacy Times, Taylor emphasized the importance ‍of patience and thoughtful planning in research. She consistently seeks opportunities to translate observations from patient interactions and classroom discussions into meaningful ⁣investigations.

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