Jason Min

Dr. Jason Min is an Associate Professor of Teaching at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of British Columbia. Over the past decade, his research and scholarly interests have focused on Indigenous health, pharmacy informatics, and interprofessional care. His recent work with his lab, Uproot, includes the collaborative development of a new Indigenous Cultural Safety curriculum for pharmacy students, the opening of an Indigenous student space at UBC, and the creation of an Indigenous community pharmacy in Vancouver. Jason is also the Academic Lead for a national Academic Electronic Health Record system and is collaborating on new genAI tools for educators. As a pharmacist, Jason’s diverse and unique clinical practices included outpatient team-based primary care settings, rural/remote interprofessional care with Indigenous communities, and specialty outpatient clinics for complex, chronic, and medication-intensive conditions. Jason’s passion for teaching in the undergraduate PharmD program has been recognized with numerous teaching awards.