USP PHARMACOPEIAL EDUCATION
USP’s Pharmacopeial Education Department strives to deliver exceptional standards-based educational opportunities
for professionals in the pharmaceutical and allied industries. USP is dedicated to providing courses that help par-
ticipants use USP–NF and FCC standards to their greatest advantage, in a variety of convenient and accessible online and
classroom formats. All courses are developed by USP experts who help establish the standards.
John Santell
Director, Pharmacopeial Education
John joined USP in 2001 and has been developing educational programs, publications, and services to help healthcare
practitioners improve the quality and safety of medication management both domestically and internationally. Prior
to USP, John was Director, Center on Pharmacy Practice Management at the American Society of Health-System
Pharmacists and Manager of Quality Assurance/Central Operations, Grant Medical Center, Columbus, OH.
B.S. in Pharmacy, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA
M.S. in Hospital Pharmacy Administration, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
Leadership in Healthcare Administration, Thunderbird International Management, Graduate School, Glendale, AZ
Contact: JPS@usp.org; +1-301-816-8519
REFERENCE STANDARDS TECHNICAL SERVICE
Every USP Reference Standard is supported by expert technical support. Should you have any questions or
concerns about USP products, be assured that your inquiry will be handled by a seasoned scientific specialist.
Lili Wang
Reference Standards Technical Services Scientist
Lili has 8 years of experience in the testing and characterization of USP Reference Standards. Her prior experience
spans diverse areas, including research, method development, and laboratory analysis. For the past 2 years, Lili has
been the primary contact at USP for customer inquiries and technical questions about Reference Standards.
B.S. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Shanghai Medical University
M.S. in Chemistry, Florida International University
Contact: RSTECH@usp.org; +1-301-816-8129
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