Member Spotlight Gallery

2/18/2026 New Practitioner

Cheryl Wood

Current ASHP Involvement: Resident Advancement (RAAG) Reason for ASHP involvement: I was a member during my time as a student and really appreciated the value of the educational offerings. As a resident, I knew I wanted to contribute back to the society that was so helpful to me so far so the reside

2/18/2026 New Practitioner

Lyndsi Roland

Current ASHP Involvement: Clinical Practice (CPAG) Reason for ASHP involvement: I became involved in ASHP early on in pharmacy school because I knew I wanted to complete a residency. However, at that time, I did not know about all the resources ASHP has to offer. The resources and community have kep

2/17/2026 Pharmacy Informaticist

Craig Greszler

Craig Greszler, PharmD, MBA, BCSCP, is an accomplished healthcare leader who currently serves as Associate Director of Medical Affairs at Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD). With a rich background in health system operations, medication safety, and informatics, he brings a depth of expertise to his

2/17/2026 Pharmacy Informaticist

Kecia Missos

Kecia Missos, PharmD, MSPH, serves as the Pharmacy Program Coordinator for Medication-Use Safety and Quality for Adult Services. Missos earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology and Chemistry from Manchester University in Indiana, followed by a Master of Science in Public Health and Doctor of Pharma

2/5/2026 Pharmacy Student

Jaelyn Benyard

I first joined ASHP in Fall 2023 through my ASHP-SSHP chapter at PCOM Georgia, where I was elected as the P1 liaison. Getting involved early gave me the chance to connect with pharmacy leaders, advocate for students, and start building my professional home within ASHP. Current Involvement: I am curr

1/28/2026 Pharmacy Informaticist

Julie Duong

Julie received her PharmD and Masters in Health Informatics and Health Information Management from the University of Washington (UW). She has over 10 years of experience in pharmacy technologies and informatics and 6 years of clinical practice in acute care. She works for UW Medicine and is a clinic

1/23/2026 Pharmacy Informaticist

Heather Stanley

Heather (Ellis) Stanley received her PharmD from St. Louis College of Pharmacy in 2012. She worked as a clinical pharmacist for six years before transitioning into a medication safety pharmacist role in 2018. She completed the ISMP Medication Safety Intensive program and the ASHP ISMP Medication Saf

10/20/2025 New Practitioner Leadership

Kaitlyn Grieves

2025-2026 NPF Executive Committee Member