Nominations Committee
The Nominations Committee is responsible for determining the election slate each spring for the new members of the Section's Executive Committee. This committee conducts all of its business by email, teleconference and e-room.
Primary Care Transformation Ad Hoc Committee
The purpose of the Ad Hoc Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners (SACP) Primary Care Transformation Committee is to identify key strategic priorities for advancing primary care transformation within health system pharmacy practices, while striving for identification of the ideal primary care model as proposed by the 2024 ASHP Commission on Goals (COG). The Committee will assess initiatives and resources required by health system pharmacy practitioners and leaders as well as non-pharmacy leaders in these settings and take the lead in developing or delegating resource development across the SACP Executive Committee (EC) and Section Advisory Groups (SAGs) to address those needs.
Charges
- Conduct a Gap Analysis and Define Outcomes
- Facilitate Collaboration with Organizational and Provider Partners
- Explore Cross-Sectional Collaboration within ASHP
- Contribute to ASHP Policy Development
- Support National Advocacy Efforts
Leadership
Chair
Brody Maack, PharmD, BCACP, CTTS
Associate Professor of Practice/Clinical Pharmacy Specialist
NDSU School of Pharmacy/Family HealthCare
Fargo, ND
Vice Chair
Mollie Scott, PharmD, BCACP, CPP, FASHP
Regional Associate Dean
UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy
Asheville, NC
Current Primary Care Transformation Ad Hoc Committee Roster
Training Advancement and Workforce Development Committee
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.
Leadership
Chair
Samantha Shaffer, PharmD, BCACP
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist, Ambulatory Pharmacy Services
University of Cincinnati Health
West Chester, OH
Vice Chair
Julianna Burton, PharmD, MBA
Interim Director, Pharmacy Initiatives
UC Office of the President
Oakland, CA
Current Training Advancement and Workforce Development Committee Roster
