Email: sararee@pcom.edu
Office: 678-407-7342
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Dr. Reece has a diverse background in the pharmacy arena. She has held positions in community pharmacy, state pharmacy association, public health, primary care and diabetes education. During her time at PCOM, she has coordinated and taught in multiple pharmacy practice courses. Her passion for diabetes and caring for patients with diabetes has led to her area of clinical and research specialty – endocrinology, with a focus in diabetes. She actively mentors colleagues who are pursuing a practice focused in diabetes. She is a Certified Diabetes Educator, Board Certified Ambulatory Care Specialist and Board Certified in Advanced Diabetes Management who actively serves as a clinician and educator.
In May 2015, Reece was appointed to Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal's Commission on Medical Cannabis, a committee established to help set Georgia's policies on medical marijuana. In 2015, she was elected to a three-year term (2016-2019) on the American Association of Diabetes Educators (AADE) Board of Directors. She currently serves as chair, Performance Oversight and Monitoring Committee of AADE. In 2017, she was inducted as a Fellow of AADE. Most recently, Dr. Reece developed a blog—Reece's Pieces in a Diabetes World—that offers practical information about medications for patients living with diabetes.
Dr. Reece enjoys spending time with her family. Additionally, she is actively involved in her church's Prayer Ministry and serves as a facilitator for Divorce Care for Kids.
Doctor of Pharmacy, Mercer University College of Pharmacy, 2001
Over the Counter Medications
Pharmacy Practice
Integrated Therapeutics IV
Case Studies IV
Advanced Diabetes Management
Capstone
Case Studies VI
Dr. Reece’s research area of interest is diabetes with a focus in Gestational Diabetes. She has given podium and poster presentations on diabetes at regional and national meetings. She has published several peer reviewed manuscripts in the area of diabetes.
Reece SW, Parihar H, Martinez M. Retrospective Review of Maternal and Fetal Outcomes in Gestational Diabetes Mellitus Patients in Indigent Prenatal Clinic. Pending publication in Diabetes Spectrum.
Reece SW, Elliott J. What’s New in the Medication Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. NewsFLASH. 2017;38(5): 5-7.
Reece SW. Perception of the Pharmacist and Our Sacred Profession. American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (ACCP) Pharmacy Practice Section Newsletter, Winter 2017.
Lulusa M, Lee S, Reece S, Elliott J. New Horizons: Basal Insulin. AADE in Practice. March 2016:32-36.
Elliott JE, Reece SW. Insulin Therapy: New Options. Practical Diabetology. November/December 2015; 34(4):15-17.
Clements JN, Whitley H, D’Souza JJ, Gross B, Hess R, Reece S, Gentry C, Shealy K. Sodium glucose co-transporter inhibitors for the management of diabetes mellitus: An opinion paper from the Endocrine and Metabolism Practice and Research Network of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy. Current Medical Research & Opinion. 2015;31(9):1733-1741.
Elliott JE, Reece SW. Needles: The Sticky Details. Practical Diabetology. July/August
2015; 34(2):7-11.
Reece SW, Parihar HS, LoBello C. Metformin in Gestational Diabetes Mellitus. Diabetes
Spectrum, Winter 2014: 289-295.
Reece SW, Williams C. Insulin Pump Class: Back to the Basics of Pump Therapy. Diabetes
Spectrum, Spring 2014:135-140.
Reece SW, Kanopka A, Mervin I. Use of Rapid-Acting Insulin Analogs During Pregnancy.
Practical Diabetology, March/April 2014:12-14.
Reece SW, Braimah AO. Engaging Community Pharmacists in Emergency Preparedness. Drug
Store News, November/December 2013.
Reece SW, Blewett P, Westfall D. Managing Medical Conditions and Medications for
Long-Distance Riders. IB Magazine, Spring 2013:36-39.
Reece, SW. An Innovative Practice: A Gestational Diabetes Clinic Serving an Indigent
Population. American College of Clinical Pharmacy (ACCP) Ambulatory Care PRN Newsletter,
May 2012; 5: 3.
Reece SW. Gestational Diabetes Clinic in the Public Health Setting. Diabetes Spectrum, Spring 2011: 108-111.
August 2017
“Seniors with Diabetes: Why Are They Different?”
Invited Speaker
American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting
Indianapolis, IN
October 2016
“Let’s Concentrate: Will Newer Concentrated and Biosimilar Insulins Change Our
Practice? (A Pro/Con Debate)”
Invited Speaker
American College of Clinical Pharmacy Annual Meeting
Hollywood, FL
July 2016
“Nuts and Bolts of Insulin Therapy”
Invited Speaker
Georgia Society of Health System Pharmacists Summer Meeting
Amelia Island, FL
November 2015
“Cannabinoid Treatment as Approved by State of Georgia”
Invited Speaker
PCOM Conference: Current Therapies for Neurological Presentations
Brasleton, GA
GOMA Fall CME Conference
Suwanee, GA
October 2015
“Management of Diabetes in the Latino Population”
Invited Speaker
Global Conference on Pharmacy
American College of Clinical Pharmacy
San Francisco, CA
August 2015
“Oral Anti-hyperglycemic and Insulin Therapies in Pregnancy”
Invited Speaker
American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting
New Orleans, LA
August 2014
“Evaluation of the Scope of Diabetes Care, Provided by Pharmacy Community of
Interest Members”
American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting
Orlando, FL
December 2013
“Pediatric Obesity Class: Teaching Kids How to Live Healthy Lifestyle”
American Society of Health System Pharmacy
Orlando, FL
August 2013
“Pediatric Obesity Class: Teaching Kids How to Live Healthy Lifestyle”
American Association of Diabetes Educators
Philadelphia, PA
“Pharmacotherapy of Gestational Diabetes Show Me the Literature-Point and Counter-Point
Debate”
Oral presentation
American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting
Philadelphia, PA
July 2013
“Implementation of Active Learning Components into an OTC Course”
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
Chicago, IL
August 2012
“Insulin Pump School: Back to the Basics of Pump Therapy”
Poster presentation
American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting
Indianapolis, IN
August 2011
“Gestational Diabetes Clinic for Indigent Latinos”
Poster presentation
American Association of Diabetes Educators Annual Meeting
Las Vegas, NV
American Association of Diabetes Educators
American College of Clinical Pharmacy
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
American Pharmacists Association
Georgia Pharmacy Association
Wilson SA. Development and Evaluation of a Mild Cognitive Impairment Screening and Education and Medication Therapy Management Service. American Pharmacists Association Foundation. Received July 2005. $1,000.
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