Advanced Practice Providers
Lucretia Long, MS, RN, CNP
Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurology; Epilepsy Nurse Practitioner
I received my BSN, MS and Nurse Practitioner Certification from Ohio State University. I have been on the OSU faculty since 1989. My areas of emphasis include epilepsy patient education and women's issues. I am well published in peer-reviewed nursing and medical journals, and I serve as a reviewer for Epilepsy and Behavior. I am a member of the local Epilepsy Foundation and the APP workgroup for the American Academy of Neurology. I am also national trainer for VNS (vagus nerve stimulation) therapy.
James McAuley, RPh, PhD
Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Neurology
In the Comprehensive Epilepsy Program, I have the opportunity to interact with patients and healthcare providers, teach and collaborate on clinical research projects. I received my PhD in Clinical Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Pittsburgh. I am the associate dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Pharmacy. My clinical interests include epilepsy, pharmacy, and patient outcomes. I also work closely with the Maternal-Fetal Medicine program, providing collaborative care to pregnant women with epilepsy.
Researchers
James McAuley, RPh, PhD, FAPhA
Professor, Pharmacy Practice and Neurology
James McAuley is the associate dean for Academic Affairs in the College of Pharmacy. He received his bachelor's degree in Pharmacy and his PhD in Clinical Pharmaceutical Sciences, both from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. McAuley’s clinical interests include epilepsy, women’s issues and pharmacotherapy.