Zack Dumont
Manager of Pharmacy Practice, Regina, Saskatchewan Health Authority
Zack Dumont is the Saskatchewan Health Authority Manager of Pharmacy Practice for the Regina area where he supports a team of progressive clinical pharmacists. In addition, he has been involved with an academic detailing service known as the RxFiles since 2008, the National Resource Center for Academic Detailing (US) since 2015, and has with experience in detailing, content development of evidence-based drug therapy comparison tools, and as a training facilitator for academic detailing courses. Zack has a hospital pharmacy residency, is certified in website design and development, has participated in intensive evidence-based medicine training programs, and formally studied pharmacy leadership with multiple institutions. Zack holds a Bachelor Degree in Pharmacy from the University of Saskatchewan (2008) and Master Degree in Pharmacy Leadership from the University of Cincinnati (2018). Zack is also a past president and fellow of the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists.
Zack Dumont is the Saskatchewan Health Authority Manager of Pharmacy Practice for the Regina area where he supports a team of progressive clinical pharmacists. In addition, he has been involved with an academic detailing service known as the RxFiles since 2008, the National Resource Center for Academic Detailing (US) since 2015, and has with experience in detailing, content development of evidence-based drug therapy comparison tools, and as a training facilitator for academic detailing courses. Zack has a hospital pharmacy residency, is certified in website design and development, has participated in intensive evidence-based medicine training programs, and formally studied pharmacy leadership with multiple institutions. Zack holds a Bachelor Degree in Pharmacy from the University of Saskatchewan (2008) and Master Degree in Pharmacy Leadership from the University of Cincinnati (2018). Zack is also a past president and fellow of the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists.