Profile
Felix George is a Lecturer with research interests in Pharmacogenomics and Clinical Pharmacy. His work focuses on understanding how genetic variations influence drug response and therapeutic outcomes, with the goal of promoting personalized medicine and optimizing patient care.
In Clinical Pharmacy, he is interested in improving medication use, enhancing treatment outcomes, and supporting evidence-based practice within healthcare systems.
His applied research explores the modelling of hypertension among adults in Sub-Saharan Africa, aiming to generate data-driven insights that inform prevention strategies, treatment optimization, and public health policy in the region.
Basic Information
Name: Felix George
Designation: Lecturer
Department: School of Pharmacy
Institutional Email: fgeorge@central.edu.gh
Office Location: Room 302, Gadzepko Block
Academic Qualifications/Education:
- MSc Clinical Pharmacy, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, 2019
- MSc Applied Statistics, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, 2018
- B. Pharm., Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, 2012
Research Interests
- Pharmacogenomics
- Clinical Pharmacy
- Applied Research Topic – Modelling of Hypertension among Adults in Sub-Saharan Africa
Publication
Nortey, M. A., Felix, G., Boahen, B. B., & Ireland, E. (2024, August). Positioning community pharmacy practice in Ghana as a pathway for advancing primary healthcare delivery and public health: A conceptualization. Paper presented at the Annual General Scientific Meeting of the Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana, Ghana.
Professional Memberships
- Member, Pharmaceutical Society of Ghana (PSGH)
- Member, Academic Research and Social Pharmacist Association (ARSPA)
Courses Taught
- Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics I, II, III – (Level: 300, 400) UG
- Community Pharmacy – (Level: 200) UG
- Hospital Pharmacy – (Level: 400) UG
Additional Roles / Responsibilities
- Central University School of Pharmacy Reader Series – member