David Pino

Title:

Pharmacy Manager/Clinical Assistant Professor

Department:

College Administration

College/Division:

Barry and Judy Silverman College of Pharmacy

Email:

dpino@nova.edu

Phone:

(954) 262-4550

Campus:

Fort Lauderdale/Davie

Curriculum Vitae

Dr. David Pino is a dedicated pharmacist and healthcare leader serving as the Pharmacy Manager at the NSU Health pharmacy. An alumnus of Nova Southeastern University, Dr. Pino graduated from the university’s Pharm.D. program in 2010 and returned in 2017 to continue serving the NSU community as both a healthcare professional and educator. He is committed to delivering exceptional patient care while fostering a welcoming, patient-centered pharmacy environment where customer service remains a top priority.

Passionate about helping others, Dr. Pino works closely with patients, students, and healthcare professionals to support the overall mission of the facility. He actively assists students through health fairs, experiential rotations, and mentorship opportunities, helping them gain valuable hands-on experience in the field of pharmacy. In addition, Dr. Pino occasionally teaches within the pharmacy curriculum, sharing his knowledge and practical expertise to help educate and inspire future pharmacists.

Pharmacy operations, compounding, workflow optimization, and the integration of patient-centered care within community pharmacy practice. Mentoring student pharmacists and helping them develop the practical skills, professionalism, and communication techniques necessary to succeed in today’s evolving healthcare environment.

Chronic disease management and community pharmacy practice, with a focus on improving medication adherence, patient education, and preventative care initiatives. Dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes through accessible healthcare services, personalized counseling, and strong pharmacist-patient relationships.

The impact of pharmacist interventions on public health outcomes and medication adherence along with exploring how community pharmacists can improve healthcare accessibility, support disease prevention efforts, and promote better long-term outcomes through patient engagement and clinical services.