SAG on Ambulatory Care Pharmacotherapy
Charges
- Support the development of pharmacist-led chronic disease management strategies in ambulatory settings.
- Create foundational tools and education to advance confidence and competency for ambulatory practitioners.
- Advance collaborative, team-based care models that enhance access and improve patient outcomes in ambulatory settings.
Leadership
Chair
Kristi Kelley, PharmD, BC-ADM, BCACP, BCPS, CDCES
Clinical Professor/Clinical Pharmacist
Auburn University Harrison College of Pharmacy/Baptist Health Foundation Center for Medical and Surgical Care - Baptist Health - Princeton Hospital
Birmingham, AL
Vice Chair
Paris Smith, PharmD, BCACP, CDCES
Ambulatory Pharmacist
Parkview Health
Fort Wayne, IN
Current SAG on Ambulatory Care Pharmacotherapy
SAG on Clinical Practice Advancement
Charges
- Lead practice transformation through innovation in care delivery models, clinical service development, and professional advancement.
- Develop resources that support credentialing, privilege, and other initiative that promote the growth and recognition of pharmacy practices.
- Advocate for practice advancement through collaboration with key stakeholders.
Leadership
Chair
Rachel Drury , PharmD, BCACP
Ambulatory Pharmacy Manager
Froedtert Health
Milwaukee, WI
Vice Chair
Amber Lanae Martirosov, PharmD, BCACP, BCPS
Associate Clinical Professor, Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Specialist
Wayne State University/Henry Ford Health
Detroit, MI
Current SAG on Clinical Practice Advancement Roster
SAG on Compensation and Practice Sustainability
Charges
- Advance sustainable pharmacist practice models through reimbursement strategy, cost avoidance metrics, and value demonstration.
- Develop tools to support business planning, c-suite engagement, and billing for pharmacist-provided clinical services.
- Advocate and promote equitable compensation pathways across diverse ambulatory settings.
- Identify strategies to support workforce sustainability and wellbeing.
Leadership
Chair
Benjamin Smith, PharmD, BCACP, BCGP
Associate Chief Pharmacy Officer - Population Health and Ambulatory Services
Duke University Health System
Durham, NC
Current SAG on Compensation and Practice Sustainability Roster
SAG on Operations and Practice Leadership
*This is a new group starting the 2026-2027 appointment cycle. The charges for this group are below.
Charges
- Coordinate strategies and resources that advance leadership development for ambulatory care pharmacists in both formal and informal leadership roles to strengthen ambulatory care practice, expand advocacy efforts, and enhance patient care delivery.
- Drive operational excellence, compliance, and performance analytics by optimizing workflows, staffing, EHR/informatics, medication access, documentation standards, billing processes, KPIs, and benchmarking.
- Enable innovative, collaborative practice models across varied payment strategies, leveraging technology, digital and telehealth modalities, population health initiatives, and leadership development.
SAG on Pain Management and Palliative Care
*This group will be sunset starting the 2026-2027 appointment cycle.
Charge
To serve as member leaders to plan, create, and implement educational programming and develop resources for the Section regarding pain management and palliative care. SAG may collaborate with ASHP regarding advocacy and policy opportunities related to pain management.
Leadership
Chair
Amanda Benedetti, PharmD, BCGP
Pharmacy Specialist
MetroHealth
Cleveland, OH
Vice Chair
Diana Ardeljan, PharmD, BCPS
Opioid Stewardship Pharmacist
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Brookline, MA
Current SAG on Pain Management and Palliative Care Roster
SAG on Population Health
Charges
- Supporting the transition to value-based care models with team-based, preventive, and chronic disease management strategies.
- Developing population health resources that promote health access for all areas of care.
- Enhancing care transitions by improving coordination across primary, specialty, and post-acute care to reduce unnecessary readmissions.
Leadership
Chair
Patrick Gregory, PharmD, BCACP, CPP
Assistant Director, Population Health Pharmacy Services
Duke University Health System
Raleigh, NC
Vice Chair
Jennifer G. Reiter, PharmD, MBA, BCACP, BC-ADM, BCPS
Pharmacy Director, Ambulatory Care and Population Health
IU Health
Plainfield, IN
Current SAG on Population Health Roster
SAG on Training Advancement and Workforce Development
*This group will replace the Educational Steering Committee starting the 2026-2027 appointment cycle. The charges for this group are below.
Charges
- Develop and coordinate education that advances ambulatory care practice and workforce readiness, including key ambulatory care education (i.e., Pearls and GEMs sessions), pharmacist and technician role development, team-based care, and strategies to address gaps in learner exposure
- Design and curate advanced training for faculty, preceptors, and residency and clinical leadership to support learner development, scalable ambulatory care services, and innovative training models
- Collaborate with SAG leadership to align priorities and integrate cross-cutting topics—innovation, health equity, and rural and underserved care—while addressing workforce recruitment, retention, and career sustainability
