Clinical Pharmacist

Dr. Schuh serves as the Clinical Coordinator of Mayo Clinic Florida’s medication therapy management practice serving polypharmacy, pharmacotherapy, pharmacogenomics, solid organ transplant, inflammatory bowel disease and primary care patients. He is the former Outpatient Pharmacy Operations Manager of Mayo Clinic Florida and managed various chain and independent pharmacies in his career. He holds Mayo Clinic academic appointments of Associate Professor of Pharmacy, Assistant Professor of Family Medicine and Assistant Professor of Palliative Medicine. Dr. Schuh is a 2022 Next Generation Lifetime Leadership Finalist and has attained Mayo Clinic Associate in Pharmacology status for contributions to Mayo patient care, education and research. He is a Fellow and former Board of Directors member of the Florida Society of Health-System Pharmacists, active member of NEFSHP, DCPA, American Pharmacists Association, and Florida Pharmacy Association. He is a Fellow of the American Pharmacists Association, past Chair of APhA’s Academy of Pharmacy Practice and Management Administrative Section and past Congressional Key Contact. He served as an active member of APhA’s Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Task Force, APhA's Executive Committee and is co-founder and past Coordinator of the APhA Medication Management Special Interest Group. Dr. Schuh is also a past Clinical Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice/Course Coordinator at the University of Florida and held clinical appointments at other leading universities. Outside of pharmacy, he served as a National Quality Forum Advisory Panel Member under the Obama administration and as a Visiting Professor of Nutrition Health and Wellness, Integrated Science, Business Management and Nursing Pharmacology at DeVry University. He is currently an Advisory Committee member for Chamberlain University College of Nursing and fierce advocate for the widespread use of pharmacist clinical services by patients and providers. Specialties: Leadership, Medication Therapy Management (MTM), Pharmacogenomics, Pharmacology, Pharmacist Clinical Business Models Views expressed in commentaries/editorials are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of his employers or any organization he is affiliated with.