Elisha Injeti, Ph.D.

Elisha R. Injeti Ph.D. is chair and professor of pharmaceutical sciences at Cedarville University. His scholarly work spans pharmacology, pharmaceutical research, vascular biology, smooth-muscle physiology and health professions education.

His research has examined developmental changes in vascular reactivity and myosin light chain kinase activity in ovine carotid arteries, as well as the physiological mechanisms underlying vascular and intestinal smooth-muscle responses. He has also contributed to research involving chlorogenic acid, cytokine storm biology, drug interactions and pharmacokinetics.

At Cedarville, Injeti has contributed to the development of pharmacy education and interprofessional learning models. His published and presented work includes research on pharmacy education, qualitative research methods, medication-related investigations and the integration of scientific and clinical concepts in health professions training.

His scholarly record includes peer-reviewed research, conference presentations and institutional publications. He is identified in OpenAlex under the fuller name Elisha R. Injeti, with an ORCID record connected to his pharmaceutical sciences research.