After spending a quarter-century in pharmacy (wow, time flies!), I’ve pretty much seen it all. My journey started at the University of Tennessee – go Vols! – where I fell in love with the science behind medications and helping people understand their health better. I’ve bounced around different pharmacy settings, from busy retail spots to bustling hospitals and community health centers. Each place taught me something new about helping folks manage their medications and stay healthy.

When I’m not mixing prescriptions or chatting with patients, you’ll probably find me on a volleyball court or tennis court working up a sweat. There’s something about these sports that keeps me sane – plus, nothing beats the rush of a perfect serve! They’ve taught me a lot about working with others and pushing through tough times, which honestly carries over into my work life too.

I still get excited about what I do, even after all these years. There’s always something new to learn in pharmacy, and nothing beats the feeling of knowing you’ve helped someone feel better. I’m looking forward to many more years of making a real difference in people’s lives.