Mia Malcolm

Lead/Assistant Pharmacist

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St Louis, Missouri, United States

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Timeline
About me
Program Manager and Community Outreach
Education
- St. Louis College of Pharmacy
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  Doctor of Pharmacy - PharmD
  I graduated from pharmacy school with honors and learned a great deal about patience and my own resilience. Pharmacy school taught me how to prioritize humanity.
- Webster University
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  Bachelor of Science - BS Biology/Biological Sciences, General
  Activities and Societies: Black Students for Biological Sciences I graduated from Webster with honors (summa cum laude). My degree in Biology taught me to look beyond the surface for the why. I minored in Psychology because I have always wanted to understand human behavior. I believe that anger, frustration, and disconnect is never about the surface emotion - so I love to push people to dig deeper so that we can understand the root and not focus on the strange fruit we see.
- Washington University in St. Louis
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  Bachelor of Science - BS Mathematics
  I graduated from WashU with Honors (summa cum laude). My degree in mathematics taught me to problem solve. It taught me to imagine that people’s problems exist for them in 4D, so we must reimagine how we look to solve them.
Experience
- Lindenwood Drug
  Jun 2010 - Oct 2019
  Lead/Assistant Pharmacist
  Compounding pharmacy work is extremely delicate and difficult work. Precision and communication are extremely important, as well as working well with your team.
- St. Louis Children's Hospital
  Sept 2019 - Apr 2024
  Program Manager for Patient Family Centered Care
  - Program Manager
    Jan 2022 - Apr 2024
  - Lead Family Partner
    Sept 2019 - Apr 2024
  - DEI Advisor and Facilitator
    Sept 2019 - Apr 2024
- Freelance
  Jan 2020 - now
  Consulting -DEIB
  I present DEIB related topics to medical students at institutions across the country related to my published work on Racism as a Preventable Harm and how it relates to the radicalized history of medicine. As well as how racism impacts the quality if care in the neonatal setting. I have also done workshops on intersectionality, privilege, and bias.
- Ollie Hinkle Heart Foundation
  Apr 2024 - now
  Program Cares Manager and Community Outreach
- Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis
  Jul 2024 - now
  Senior Clinical Research Coordinator
  Loving supporting research for the OB/GYN Department that is equity centered and focused on minimizing healthcare disparities for Black and brown women and birthing people!
Licenses & Certifications
- FaciliTrainer Certification
  NCCJ St. Louis
Volunteer Experience
- Family Partner
  Issued by St. Louis Children's Hospital on Oct 2018
  Associated with Mia Malcolm