I was one of seventy-five women Pharmacists chosen to represent the United States at a Women's Leadership Symposium in Europe. In 1991, the Governor of Michigan appointed me to serve on a Health Occupations Council as a representative of the Pharmacy profession. My mentor worked for the Federal Drug Administration. He advised me of the diversity of the profession in addition to then many rewards and the gratification received from professional customer interactions. If someone is interested in Pharmacy then they might enjoy the job I have.
Pharmacy continues to present many education and occupational challenges.
Being a Pharmacist I have learned the necessity of being a positive thinker. I presently hold a B.S. degree in Pharmacy and a M.B.A. degree in Health Care Management. The Masters degree has enhanced my administrative career. A variety of experiences from practicing pharmacy in a retail, hospital, and ambulatory care setting has afforded me opportunities for career advancement. Pharmacy is a challenging and rewarding profession.