Jamie Hornecker, PharmD

Education 
2003   PharmD    University of Wyoming

 

Bio
Dr. Hornecker received her Bachelor's degree from Texas Tech University and her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Wyoming. She then completed a pharmacy practice residency at the Community Health Center of Central Wyoming. Her practice site is the University of Wyoming Family Medicine Residency Program in Casper, Wyoming, where her practice and research interests include anticoagulation, diabetes, pain management, substance use disorders, team-based care, underserved populations, and patient education. Her academic interests include personal and professional development, layered learning, and resiliency. Dr. Hornecker currently coordinates Therapeutics IV, and teaches throughout the pharmacy curriculum in the Therapeutics series, Clinical Pharmacokinetics, and Physical Assessment. Her current rotation offerings include ambulatory care I and II.

Research Synopsis
Dr. Jaime Hornecker’s research integrates ambulatory care pharmacy, rural health, and interprofessional collaboration to improve outcomes in chronic disease, infectious diseases, and primary care. She has served as PI and Co-I on federally and state-funded projects, including type 2 diabetes prevention programs in federally qualified health centers and CMS-funded evaluations of pharmacist contributions to remote patient care teams.

Her publications span survivorship care in rural cancer patients (Journal of Rural Health), primary care adaptations to COVID-19 (Journal of Primary Care & Community Health), hepatitis C screening inequities, and numerous clinical reviews in American Family Physician, FP Essentials, and US Pharmacist. She has also contributed to leading pharmacotherapy textbooks and case-based study guides.

Dr. Hornecker has presented at ASHP, AACP, and other national venues, with projects on HIV PrEP, naloxone initiatives, immunization practices, and DEIA in pharmacy. Her scholarship reflects innovation in ambulatory care, emphasizing pharmacist integration into team-based care and strategies that improve rural and underserved health outcomes.

 

Short Highlight 
Dr. Jaime Hornecker’s research improves chronic disease care, infectious disease management, and rural health through pharmacist-led interventions and interprofessional models of care.

 

Publications
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Zu9HAUgAAAAJ&hl=en