Texas Pharmacy Association

“I’m thankful for TPA this year because it has brought our pharmacy community closer than ever. Through our collective efforts, we’ve advanced the profession, championed innovative practices, and amplified the voice of pharmacists across the state. Our members’ dedication and passion inspire me daily, and I’m grateful for the unity and progress we’ve achieved together.” –Jobby John, Pharm.D. President, Texas Pharmacy Association #MembershipMatters #TogetherPharmacyAdvances #pharmacy #Thanksgiving

“I’m thankful for TPA this year because our association continues to fight the tough fight of representing and advocating for pharmacy professionals in Texas against powerful groups and interests that seek to limit patient access to quality pharmaceutical care and decrease the affordability of prescription drugs for our patients.” –Lauren Clark, Pharm.D. Director, Texas Pharmacy Association #MembershipMatters #TogetherPharmacyAdvances #pharmacy #Thanksgiving

“I’m thankful for TPA this year because it is the voice of Texas pharmacy, looking to protect and advance our vocation. TPA provides a home to all of Texas pharmacy, no matter your industry or area of expertise. It's been my pharmacy home since I was a student pharmacist, and I'm proud to be a member of an organization that is here for us all.” –Christine Nguyen, PharmD Director, Texas Pharmacy Association #MembershipMatters #TogetherPharmacyAdvances #pharmacy #Thanksgiving

“I’m thankful for TPA this year for empowering student pharmacists to make a real impact. TPA has elevated our voices in advocacy, strengthened our community, and inspired us to lead the future of pharmacy. Being part of TPA has deepened my appreciation for our profession and the vital role we play in advancing patient care.” –Tyler Trinh Chair, Texas Pharmacy Association Academy of Student Pharmacists #MembershipMatters #TogetherPharmacyAdvances #pharmacy #Thanksgiving

Charlie, TPA's "interim receptionist," has moved on from his Halloween persona and is getting ready for Thanksgiving! We think a big meal of turkey will do wonders for his physique.

Two Texas student #pharmacists were awarded Texas Pharmacy Foundation/Professional Recovery Network scholarships to attend this year’s APhA Institute on Substance Use Disorders. Read their stories in the fall 2024 issue of "Texas Pharmacy" magazine. https://lnkd.in/gVCB9Sid

Much has changed at the Texas Pharmacy Association over the past 25 years, but one constant has been the smiling face of Lisa Goerlitz. TPA’s division director of membership and education was hired Nov. 22, 1999, to assist with technician training, and she quickly began taking on additional responsibilities. A Certified Association Executive, Lisa is the face of TPA for many members, helping them renew their memberships, register for continuing education, and answer all manner of questions about the association. Behind the scenes, she also manages ACPE accreditation, runs TPA’s annual conference, helps with association governance, and much, much more. We’re grateful for her dedication and commitment to both the association and the profession!

TPA's Pharmacy Partners Council—a corporate advisory council to increase #pharmacy thought-leadership in Texas—met today to discuss the upcoming 89th Texas Legislative Session, emerging industry trends, and more. The Council also provides a forum for corporate and association leaders to convene and foster robust dialogue that will broaden and strengthen shared priorities to further the pharmacy profession. Thanks to all who participated!

The Texas Legislature is coming back to town in just two months, and it will be an important session for #pharmacists. Your Voice Is Vital! If you're not already a TPA member, NOW is the time to join to help elevate the profession and advance the practice of #pharmacy to care for patients. If you're already a member, share with your pharmacy friends & colleagues. #MembershipMatters #TogetherPharmacyAdvances https://lnkd.in/gyK_f4fb

"As #pharmacists, it is our duty to be the cornerstone of our communities," says Enrique Carrejo, a P4 student at Texas A&M Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy. Read more insights from his time on rotation at TPA in the fall 2024 issue of "Texas Pharmacy" magazine (member login required). #TexasPharmacy https://lnkd.in/gVCB9Sid