Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award Qualifications: 1) Entry degree in Pharmacy received less than 10 years ago; 2) Licensed to practice in New Mexico; 3) Current member of the New Mexico Pharmacists Association; 4) Practice retail, institutional, managed care or consulting pharmacy in the year selected; 5) Participation in national pharmacy associations, professional programs, state association activities and/or community service. This Award is presented by Pharmacists Mutual Companies. Many of us in this room are dedicated to the pharmacy profession but this next young pharmacist is an embodiment of passion. Growing up she has always been enthusiastic about life sciences, but never felt the pull of any one discipline. After a friend planted the idea of pharmacy school, she has never looked back. Pharmacy school would provide her with the perfect outlet for her love of science and her passion for patient interaction and care. During her APPE rotations, she had an opportunity to experience the Pediatric ICU at Presbyterian. Moved by the dedication and inspired by the differences those pharmacists made greatly influenced her decision to pursue a residency. Ultimately her residency would take her to the border where she worked at La Fe. Utilizing her double major in Spanish she was able to provide passion driven care to a largely marginalized and trivialized transborder population.
Distinguished Young Pharmacist Award Qualifications: 1) Entry degree in Pharmacy received less than 10 years ago; 2) Licensed to practice in New Mexico; 3) Current member of the New Mexico Pharmacists Association; 4) Practice retail, institutional, managed care or consulting pharmacy in the year selected; 5) Participation in national pharmacy associations, professional programs, state association activities and/or community service. This Award is presented by Pharmacists Mutual Companies. Many of us in this room are dedicated to the pharmacy profession but this next young pharmacist is an embodiment of passion. Growing up she has always been enthusiastic about life sciences, but never felt the pull of any one discipline. After a friend planted the idea of pharmacy school, she has never looked back. Pharmacy school would provide her with the perfect outlet for her love of science and her passion for patient interaction and care. During her APPE rotations, she had an opportunity to experience the Pediatric ICU at Presbyterian. Moved by the dedication and inspired by the differences those pharmacists made greatly influenced her decision to pursue a residency. Ultimately her residency would take her to the border where she worked at La Fe. Utilizing her double major in Spanish she was able to provide passion driven care to a largely marginalized and trivialized transborder population.
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