§ About — The Studio & The Student
Dispensing knowledge.
Building community.
Ümari [oo-MAR-ee] is a small studio making clinical reference cards, mentorship, and study tools for pharmacy students, PharmD candidates, and clinicians on rotation.
Our mission
Clinical knowledge should be usable at the bedside, not buried in a binder. Ümari exists to turn the guidelines, thresholds, and decision points that pharmacy learners reach for most into durable, pocket-sized clinical reference cards — and to surround those tools with genuine mentorship rather than another content feed.
Who makes this
Ümari is written and designed by Denis Huseljic, a second-year PharmD candidate and former university recruiter. That background informs the interview preparation resources, while current clinical training shapes cards organised around the way learners work through a patient.
Credentials and background are public on LinkedIn. Ümari is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representing any university, pharmacy school, or admissions committee, and does not provide insider admissions information.
How each card is made
- 01 — SourceContent is drafted from current practice guidelines, primary literature, and institutional references, then narrowed to the decisions made most often on rotation.
- 02 — ReviewEvery card is checked against its sources for accuracy and reviewed for clarity by practising pharmacists and students before it ships.
- 03 — PrintCards are printed on durable stock with a matte finish and a central hole punch so they can hang from a badge reel through a full clerkship block.
Cards are educational reference tools. Nothing on this site is medical advice, and clinical decisions should always be confirmed against your own institution's protocols.
What Ümari offers
- The Collection — clinical pocket cards for rotation, from BPMH to anticoagulation.
- Mentorship & coaching — PharmD mentorship, science tutoring, and interview preparation.
- Journal Club — a fresh paper to critically appraise every week, free to join.
- Resource centre — clinical pearls, drug guides, rotation tips, career, and study strategy.
Contact
Email hello@umari.org or use the support form. Replies usually arrive within 24 hours. Common questions are answered on the FAQ.