Biographical Information
Emily M. Hawes, PharmD, BCPS, CPP, is a professor in the Department of Family Medicine. She serves as Director of the HRSA-funded Rural Residency Planning and Development and Teaching Health Center Technical Assistance Centers. She also leads the North Carolina Graduate Medical Center – Technical Assistance Center, which aims to expand and sustain rural residencies in the state. She practices as a Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner providing collaborative drug therapy management in a family medicine clinic in rural North Carolina.
Areas of Interest
Dr. Hawes’ research focuses on team-based primary care, health workforce policy, rural health, and graduate medical education program development in rural and underserved areas.
