Contact Form 946304440

Request Info

Complete this form and a Trident Admissions Advisor will contact you within 1 business day.

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Legal Residence Country

Zip Code

Highest Level of Education

Select a Program

Current Status or Employer

Are you affiliated with the Military?*



Military affiliation includes active duty, veteran, spouse of military or veteran, or anyone eligible to receive military benefits.

Yes No

By clicking the button below you consent to Trident University International using automated technology and/or pre-recorded means to call, text and e-mail you at the information above, including your wireless number, if provided, regarding educational services. You also agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. This consent is not required as a condition to purchase a good or services. Msg and data rates may apply.

* required

Profile

Home Christopher Janik

“As many of the faculty and staff are prior military, there is an understanding that is obvious to us as students.”

Education History

Ph.D. in Health Sciences: Health Care Administration - Trident University International (current)
Doctor of Pharmacy - University at Buffalo (2005)
MS in Emergency & Disaster Management - Trident University International (2014)
BS in Pharmacy - University at Buffalo (2000)

Christopher Janik

Class of 2014

He is currently a United States Public Health Service Officer detailed to the Unites States Coast Guard Academy in New London, CT. His position is that of the Chief Pharmacist and Regional Pharmacy Executive for the New London Regional Practice. As the Regional Pharmacy Executive for the New London Regional Practice, he liaises directly with the State of Connecticut DOH regarding WMD and SNS asset access, as well as closed Point of Dispensing (POD) operations. He was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander after completion of the degree requirements.

Military Status

Branch: Coast Guard

Favorite Quote

"The distance learning environment is extremely conductive and flexible enough to support the high degree of uncertainty regarding scheduling that military service entails. I was able to complete work while TDY or on deployments if I had access. If not, I could work offline, and submit or participate when access was available. Also, the professors were extremely accommodating regarding scheduling conflicts, deadline extensions, or understanding of hardships that we may have to endure while trying to complete work. As many of the faculty and staff are prior military, there is an understanding that is obvious to us as students."