Full Name
David Harlow BS. Pharm D.
Title
Senior Vice President for Allied Health Services
Organization
ECU Health
Speaker Bio
Dr. Harlow received his pharmacy degree in 1992 from the Medical College of Virginia/VCU and completed his Doctoral work at the University of Florida.
He serves ECU Health as Sr. Vice President of Allied Health Operations in eastern North Carolina. Formerly, he was responsible for Clinical Pharmacy, Clinical Laboratory, and Chronic Care Management as Assistant VP for Professional Services and Chief Pharmacy Officer for Cleveland Clinic – Florida’s Martin Health System. He joined the Martin Health System in 2012 as the Chief Pharmacy Officer. Previously, he served as the Regional Director of Pharmacy for Southwestern Virginia for Carilion Clinic. Dr. Harlow has experience as an executive officer of his own clinical pharmacy consulting firm, ownership of a successful Retail Pharmacy, Home Infusion Operations, and Pharmacy Benefit Management.
He has been a legislative resource for the American and Florida Societies of Health System Pharmacist’s and most recently served as the Vice Chair for FSHP’s Legislative Committee. He is an adjunct professor for the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy.
He serves ECU Health as Sr. Vice President of Allied Health Operations in eastern North Carolina. Formerly, he was responsible for Clinical Pharmacy, Clinical Laboratory, and Chronic Care Management as Assistant VP for Professional Services and Chief Pharmacy Officer for Cleveland Clinic – Florida’s Martin Health System. He joined the Martin Health System in 2012 as the Chief Pharmacy Officer. Previously, he served as the Regional Director of Pharmacy for Southwestern Virginia for Carilion Clinic. Dr. Harlow has experience as an executive officer of his own clinical pharmacy consulting firm, ownership of a successful Retail Pharmacy, Home Infusion Operations, and Pharmacy Benefit Management.
He has been a legislative resource for the American and Florida Societies of Health System Pharmacist’s and most recently served as the Vice Chair for FSHP’s Legislative Committee. He is an adjunct professor for the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy.
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