Lisa S. Stump, MS, RPH, FASHP (lisa.stump@mountsinai.org) earned her bachelor's degree in Pharmacy from the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy, her Master’s degree in Pharmacy from the Ohio State University, and completed an ASHP-accredited PGY2 residency in Pharmacy Administration at the Grant Medical Center in Columbus, OH. She is the Executive Vice President, Chief Digital Information Officer at Mount Sinai Health System in New York, NY where she is also the Dean of Information Technology at the Icahn School of Medicine. As a clinical pharmacist and director of pharmacy, Lisa implemented and managed formulary policy, drug information services, and clinical pharmacy services while developing new clinical and residency training programs. She was instrumental in advancing pharmacy information systems, automated dispensing solutions, robotics, BCMA, and smart pumps. In her roles in Clinical Informatics, as the Epic Project Leader, and eventually Chief Information and Digital Officer, she has led the design and implementation of electronic medical records systems, business and clinical systems, data and analytics, virtual, digital health and telehealth services, and is now leading the evaluation and implementation of artificial intelligence solutions in healthcare. Lisa was appointed the inaugural Chair of the new section of Digital and Telehealth Providers where she currently serves. In that role, she led the development of the SDTP Mission and launched several work teams aimed at advancing our goals. This work led to the launch of several educational sessions and foundational resources that will serve the SDTP section and ASHP members. Lisa held positions in state Pharmacy Societies in Connecticut and Ohio. She is a frequent speaker at ASHP and at regional and national forums on AI, Data, and Information Technology.
My professional journey has been defined by a steadfast commitment to advancing the field of pharmacy through innovation, education, and leadership. As a clinical pharmacist and director of pharmacy, I have implemented and managed formulary policy, drug information services, and clinical pharmacy services, focusing on developing new clinical and residency training programs.
Witnessing the transformative power of technology, I have deeply involved myself in bringing technology and data into the service of patients and care teams. My philosophy centers on the belief that pharmacists are pivotal in healthcare innovation. We play a crucial role in assessing and deploying digital tools and artificial intelligence to enhance medication safety, efficiency, and overall healthcare delivery. By embracing technology, we can drive significant improvements in patient care, streamline operations, and bolster the pharmacy workforce.
As Chair of the Digital and Telehealth Providers section, I am dedicated to providing forums, resources, and tools that support the pharmacy workforce in evaluating and benefitting from digital and telehealth services. I understand the dual feelings of concern and excitement surrounding AI and digital tools in healthcare. It is my honor to continue serving as the SDTP chair, collaborating with ASHP members to navigate this transformative era.
Together, we can harness digital healthcare solutions to advance access to care, promote safe medication use, and drive efficiency and safety for the benefit of patients. My philosophy envisions an integrated, technology-driven future that empowers pharmacists to lead healthcare innovation.