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Reagan Kiger Barfield, Pharm.D.
Title: | Clinical Assistant Professor Director, Tandem Health-USC PGY1 Residency Program |
Department: | Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences (CPOS) College of Pharmacy |
Email: | reagankb@cop.sc.edu |
Phone: | 803-777-1661 |
Office: | College of Pharmacy 715 Sumter Street - CLS 316D Columbia, SC 29208 |
LinkedIn: | My LinkedIn profile |
Resources: | Curriculum Vitae [pdf] |
Education
Pharm.D. South Carolina College of Pharmacy - Columbia, 2019
B.S. Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of South Carolina, 2017
Background
Reagan Kiger Barfield, Pharm.D., BCPS, is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Outcomes Sciences at the University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy. She also maintains a practice site in ambulatory care pharmacy at Prisma Health Family Medicine on Forest Drive, an outpatient family medicine clinic. Additionally, she serves as the Residency Program Coordinator for the Tandem Health-USC College of Pharmacy PGY1 outpatient pharmacy residency program.
Barfield received her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the South Carolina College of Pharmacy, Columbia campus in 2019 as the last graduating class of SCCP. She completed a PGY1 pharmacy residency at Prisma Health-Midlands, specializing in outpatient and ambulatory care pharmacy. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time on the lake with family, trying new restaurants with friends, and traveling with her husband.
Research Interests
- Chronic Disease Management
- Penicillin Allergy Management
- Pharmacy Trainee Scholarship
Awards & Honors
- Entrepreneurship, Leadership and Innovation Award, USC College of Pharmacy, 2024
- Young Pharmacist of the Year, South Carolina Society of Health-System Pharmacists, 2024
- Outstanding Mentor Award, USC College of Pharmacy, 2022
Publications
Smalls DJ, Kiger RE, Norris LB, Bennett CL, Love BL. Hepatitis B Virus Reactivation: Risk Factors and Current Management Strategies. Pharmacotherapy. 2019 Dec; 39(12): 1190-1203.