Becky Linn, PharmD

Education 
2002   PharmD    University of Wyoming

 

Bio
Becky S. Linn, PharmD, BCPS, received her Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy. She then went on to practice clinical pharmacy where she trained at Poudre Valley Hospital in Fort Collins, CO, with emphases in critical care and student rotation coordination. Dr. Linn joined the faculty at Wyoming in 2013 and teaches in the Therapeutics series of courses and in Clinical Pharmacokinetics. Becky’s practice site involves daily rounding with an inpatient family medicine team for the Fort Collins Family Medicine Residency in Fort Collins, CO. Her teaching interests at the practice site and classroom include infectious diseases and cardiology. She serves as Champion of the Residency Teaching Certificate for the School of Pharmacy and is a member of the Student Affairs and Faculty Development Committees. Research interests include infectious diseases and interprofessional education models.

Research Synopsis
Dr. Becky Linn’s research focuses on antimicrobial stewardship, interprofessional education, and clinician well-being. She has led and collaborated on projects such as the Wyoming Center on Aging–funded study evaluating inpatient pharmacy-student/resident collaboration.

Her publications span AJHP, J Investig Med High Impact Case Reports, J Infus Nurs, PRiMER, and Journal of Family Practice. Topics include antimicrobial stewardship, opioid prescribing, polypharmacy reduction, marijuana in the elderly, infection prevention, and DEIA in pharmacy education. She also authors invited perspectives and professional resources for ASHP, including preceptor toolkits and clinician well-being strategies.

Dr. Linn is a frequent invited presenter at ASHP, ACCP, AACP, and the Infusion Nurses Society, addressing antimicrobial stewardship, interprofessional teamwork, resilience, and medication safety. Her work bridges clinical scholarship, educational research, and professional development.

Short Summary
Dr. Becky Linn’s research advances antimicrobial stewardship, interprofessional education, and clinician well-being, with publications and national presentations that strengthen safe and collaborative pharmacy practice.