Mark Gunnels joined Tabula Rasa HealthCare in 2011 after leaving the Medical University of South Carolina. In January of 2020 he became TRHC’s principal solutions architect.
Mark earned his bachelor of arts from Emory University in 1996. Then began his career in IT in 2005 as a senior Application Analyst.
Mark has recently joined the Get the Medications Right team as a co-lead of the Health IT to Support Optimized Medication Use Workgroup.
LT Derrick Walston, Pharm.D., is a Public Health Service pharmacist who currently serves as a clinical pharmacist at the United…
LCDR Monica Orsborn, Pharm.D., BCPS, CTTS, is a USPHS officer currently serving as the Coordinator for Pharmacy Clinical Services at…
Christina Andrade, Pharm.D., BCPS, NCPS, started in the USPHS Indian Health Service in Gallup Indian Medical Center (GIMC) in 2008…
Terri Jorgenson, RPH, BCPS, is a National Program Manager for the Clinical Pharmacy Practice Integration and Model Advancement with the…
Susan Huang, MD, joined America’s Physician Groups (APG) as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) in October of 2022. As CMO and…
Hibist Bedasso graduated Magna cum Laude in Public Health Science from the University of Maryland. She was a College Park…
Robert Dribbon is director of business development at the GTMRx Institute. Previously, he served as executive member liaison to the…
Clinical Pharmacy Specialist - Comprehensive Medication Management, North Memorial Health Dr. Sara Maki works with individuals to learn their stories,…
James Gelfand is the executive vice president of public affairs. He works with ERIC members to develop and advance public…
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