Member Spotlight Gallery
2/24/2026 Pharmacy Practice Leadership
Molly Camis
After earning a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, Molly earned her PharmD degree from the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy. She completed PGY1 residency training at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center and PGY2 Critical Care residency training at Tex2/19/2026 Inpatient Care Practitioner
Lisa Kingdon
Dr. Lisa Kingdon, PharmD, BCPS completed her pharmacy degree at Butler University in Indianapolis, IN. She pursued PGY1 and PGY2 internal medicine training at Indiana University Health - Methodist Hospital. Her PGY2 was completed with a focus in teaching in collaboration with Butler University. Out2/19/2026 Inpatient Care Practitioner
Neil Hunter
Dr. Hunter is the System Director, Sterile Drug Compounding for Ochsner Health, encompassing oversight for forty-seven hospitals, and their associated oncology and non-oncology infusion centers. His practice expertise includes sterile compounding and health-system automation. His focus is to automat2/18/2026 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 kep2/18/2026 Inpatient Care Practitioner
Hannah Aker
Hannah Aker is a pharmacist at Cone Health, where she currently serves as the medication access supervisor. She earned her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from High Point University and her Master of Science in Health System Pharmacy Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Ha2/18/2026 New Practitioner
Collin Kruczek
Current ASHP Involvement: Practice Advancement and Advocacy (PAAAG) Reason for ASHP involvement: In school ASHP was a great pathway to develop my clinical and professional knowledge as well as network with other student pharmacists across the country. Value of ASHP for Peers or Colleagues: In my fir2/18/2026 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 reside2/18/2026 New Practitioner