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President, Paul Malacrida
Saint Barnabas Health
Care System, (973) 322-4367
President-Elect, Robert Adamson
Saint Barnabas Health Care System, (973) 322-4393
Secretary, Helen M. LoSasso
Kennedy Health System - Stratford Campus,
(856) 346-7917
Treasurer, Beverly Wilt
Kennedy Health System – Washington
Township Campus, (856) 582-2531
Immediate Past President, Carlo
P. Lupano
The Valley Hospital, (201) 447-8123
Educational Affairs, Richard Artymowicz
Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital, (609)
463-2720
Organizational Affairs, Mitch Sobel
Saint Barnabas
Health Care System, (973) 322-5136
Legal and Public Affairs, Robert Adamson
Saint Barnabas Health Care System, (973) 322-4393
Professional Affairs, John Yanoschak
Memorial Hospital of Burlington
County, (609) 267-0700 Ext. 43154
Technician Affairs, Barbara
Dixey
Jersey Shore Medical Center, (732) 776-4286
ADMINISTRATIVE
DIRECTOR
Stella Williams, (609) 936-2205
CHAPTER PRESIDENTS
Northern—Andrea A. Morales
Hackensack University Medical Center,
(201) 996-2242
North Central—Kevin Carl
Novartis Pharmaceutical
Corp., (973) 781-8165
Central—Marsha Durniak
Somerset Medical
Center, (908) 595-2626
Southern—John Yanoschak
Memorial Hospital
of Burlington County, (609) 267-0700 Ext. 43154
Student Chapter—Daniel
T. Abazia
Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy |
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Our Society represents the interests of the health-system
pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, and supporters of pharmacy
in the State of New Jersey. The board members volunteer their
time and efforts to represent the views, the concerns, and
the needs of the health-system pharmacist and pharmacy technicians
before the New Jersey State Board of Pharmacy, and the New
Jersey legislature. The NJSHP strives to increase the public
awareness of the role of the health-system pharmacist in the
pharmaceutical care and treatment of patients within our communities.
Our most recent success is the lobbying efforts used to help
pass the Pharmacy Practice Act. This act will prove to be monumental
with respect to how our profession practices pharmacy and cares
for our patients.
The New Jersey Society of Health-System Pharmacists
needs your support.
NJSHP needs our health-system pharmacy
leaders to set the example of collaboration, education, and
motivation for all pharmacy health-care providers. We need
you to inspire others to join and explain the many benefits
our Society offers. There are four chapters in the various
geographical areas of the state for the convenience of attending
the monthly meetings. In response to regulations requiring
5 live continuing education credits per year, NJSHP offers
ACPE credits at no additional charge to our membership. Membership
also includes midyear and annual meetings with CE credits,
networking opportunities, and the prospect to share ideas with
other health-system pharmacists throughout the state.
It is
only with your participation and support that will lead others
to help NJSHP grow and promote the profession of health-system
pharmacy. Please log onto www.njshp.org or call Stella Williams,
Administrative Director of NJSHP at (609) 936-2205 for information,
answers to questions or for membership forms. If you have any
questions please contact me at (973) 322-5136 or e-mail me
at msobel@sbhcs.com.
Our greatest product is in our membership;
our greatest asset is the involvement of your leadership and
professionalism. Please join and inspire others to join today. |
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donated their time to speak and answer all of our questions. The
Dean of the school, Chairman and Vice-chairman of the Pharmacy
Practice Department also voiced their praise for the program. I even
received an email from a student who couldn’t attend asking when we
are going to repeat this program.
Describing this event is not to illustrate how my officers and I can
create a successful student-oriented program. It is to illustrate how
the NJSHP student chapter is a student-run chapter. The NJSHP
officers are proud to lead the organization and provide worthwhile
events/activities for its members and the student body as a whole.
But, as officers, we are not the organization; the members are the
organization. They make (or break) the chapter. And presently, they
are doing a great job! |
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