Year : 2008 - 2009

With a minor in Biochemistry at University of California in Davis, Dr. Zargarzadeh pursued his studies in Pharmacy at the University of Utah and obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree. After gaining several years of retail and hospital pharmacy he attended the University of Texas in Austin, obtained his PharmD in Clinical pharmacy, and did a general residency. Afterwards, Dr. Zargarzadeh took a faculty position at the Isfahan University of Medical Sciences and founded the Department of Clinical Pharmacy and pharmacy practice at the Isfahan Faculty of Pharmacy. With the help of his colleagues, he also launched the first national graduate program in Clinical pharmacy. Recently, Dr. Zargarzadeh has joined Dr. Bérard's team as an invited professor applying pharmacoepidemilogy principles to medication use in pregnancy.

Research topic
Anti-epileptic drug use during pregnancy: Risks and benefits for the mother and child.

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