I am a proud graduate of The Hampton University School of Pharmacy. I am a Clinical Pharmacist with The Maryland Department of Health. My Home The Sea was a catalyst in helping me to develop into the Woman and Pharmacist I am today. “The Standard of Excellence”

My HUSOP experience also gave me the confidence needed to truly believe in my abilities. It is this belief that allowed me to open the first Black-owned pharmacy (alongside my wife who’s also an HUSOP alum) in Williamsburg, VA. This pharmacy program and its professors instilled in me valuable lessons.

My passion is patient advocacy through patient care and counseling. I provide care using my extensive drug knowledge that I matriculated at the illustrious Hampton University School of Pharmacy. I am able to make a difference in my community because of the school that made me.

I am thankful to Hampton University School of Pharmacy for helping me find my passion within this profession and providing me with the tools needed to navigate through my career. I currently work as a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist – Ambulatory Care with Inova Health System. I discovered my love for ambulatory care while attending Hampton.

I graduated from Hampton University School of Pharmacy (HUSOP) in May of 2012. After spending the first six years of my career working in retail pharmacy, my husband and I whom I met while attending HUSOP, opened our own independent community pharmacy in March 2019. The Prescription Shoppe is the first Black owned pharmacy in Williamsburg, Virginia. We are a full-service pharmacy where patient care is our specialty, and our focus is community involvement.

As a proud Hampton alum, I have the unique opportunity to serve patients and the scientific community as a Thoracic Oncology Medical Science Liaison with AstraZeneca. While attending HUSOP, I had the opportunity to rotate at Bristol Myers Squibb, which solidified my interest in oncology and the pharmaceutical industry. My experience at Hampton catapulted my career, for which I am sincerely grateful.

While under the leadership of Dr. Arcelia Johnson-Fannin, I learned that Excellence is not the goal but the standard. Since graduating from Hampton, I have held positions in various areas of Pharmacy serving as the Pharmacist-In-Charge. After 11 years of Practicing Pharmacy, I decided to return to my Home by the Sea and become a part of the HUSOP Pharmacy Practice Department. Eight years later, I am the Director of Experiential Education and Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at my beautiful Alma mater.