Teaching & Academic Contributions
- PharmD Courses:
- Social and Economic Aspects of Healthcare
- Principles of Infectious Disease
- Contemporary Pharmacy Practice
- Pharmacy Lab IV
- Pharmacist Directed Care
- Advanced Clinical Practice II
- Pathophysiology & Therapeutics of Infectious Diseases
- Pharmacy Care Recitation III
- Pharmaceutical Care in Ambulatory Practice
- Drug Interactions: Mechanisms, Analysis, and Clinical Applications
- Experiential Education & Residency Training:
- Preceptor, PY3 IPPE
- Preceptor, Ambulatory Care APPE
- Graduate & Residency Training
- Preceptor, PGY2 Ambulatory Care Residency and PGY2 Infectious Disease Residency
Research Focus & Practice
Dr. Cinquegrani is currently part of the Midwest Integration of the National HIV Curriculum project in collaboration with the University of Illinois-Chicago, which seeks to incorporate an online learning platform for HIV education into health science curricula around the country.
Practice & Clinical/Community Engagement:
Dr. Cinquegrani is a Board-Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist who practices at the Comprehensive Care Clinic in Temple University Health’s Department of Internal Medicine. His practice focuses on patients living with HIV where he helps with complex cases, primary care co-management, and adherence-related difficulties.
Key Interests: HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention; LGBTQ+ health; pharmacy education, teaching, and learning; health communication; disease stigma
Leadership & Service Experience
- Chair, Curriculum and Assessment Committee
- Co-Chair, Temple Health LGBTQ+ Inclusive Alliance
- DEI Committee, TUSP
- Faculty Advisor, Class of 2027, Society of Veterinary Hospital Pharmacists, and Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity
- Co-Faculty Advisor, Script Your Future Medication Adherence Team Challenge
- Chair, ACCP HIV PRN Advocacy Committee