Preceptor Profiles

Our Pharmacy Residency preceptors bring excellent education and years of experience to the program.

Brooke Bitner, PharmD, BCPS, BCEMP

Program Director, PGY1 Pharmacy – Springfield
Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1 University of Kansas Medical Center
• Practice experience: Emergency Medicine: Liberty, MO; Topeka, KS; Springfield, MO | Outpatient Oncology: Kansas City, KS
• Clinic interests: Sedation, Alternative routes of administration, Sepsis, Trauma, Stroke, Infectious Diseases
• Joined CoxHealth: 2020
• Email: Brooke.Bitner@coxhealth.com

“There is no end to education. It is not that you read a book, pass an examination, and finish with education. The whole of life, from the moment you are born to the moment you die, is a process of learning” – Jiddu Krishnamurti

Doug Melton, PharmD, BCCCP

Program Director, PGY1 Pharmacy Residency - Branson
Preceptor: PGY1 Branson; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri Kansas City (Springfield Campus), Pharm.D.
• Residency: PGY1, Cox Medical Center Branson: Branson, MO
• Practice experience: Critical Care: Branson, MO
• Clinical interests: Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Infectious Disease
• Joined CoxHealth: 2018
• Email: douglas.melton2@coxhealth.com

"Whatever you do in life, surround yourself with smart people who will argue with you." - John Wooden

Shelbie Fuller, PharmD, BCCCP

Program Director, PGY2 Critical Care
Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
• Residency: PGY1, Princeton Baptist Medical Center; PGY2 Critical Care, CoxHealth
• Practice experience: Birmingham, AL: Critical Care: Springfield, MO, Branson, MO | Clinical Coordinator: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Pain, agitation and delirium, infectious disease, sustained neuromuscular blockades
• Joined CoxHealth: 2016
• Email: Shelbie.Fuller@coxhealth.com

“We are all colleagues whether we are students, residents or seasoned practitioners. It is our responsibility to learn from each other and other professionals to continue to push the envelope of our knowledge and skills for the continued expansion of pharmacy practice.”

Brian Grace, PharmD, BCACP

Program Director, PGY2 Ambulatory Care
Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: Harding University College of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1 CoxHealth
• Practice experience: Inpatient, Transitions of Care, Outpatient - CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Ambulatory Care, Population Health, Transitions of Care, Cardiology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2012
• Email: Brian.Grace@coxhealth.com

“The best way to learn something well is to ask somebody to help you with it. But it takes hours and hours of practice to be really good at it. In fact, it takes a lot of practice to be good at almost everything. But it’s worth it.” - Fred Rogers

Glenda Adams, BSPharm, BCPPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City
• Practice experience: CoxHealth; Truman Medical Center, Kansas City, MO
• Clinical interests: Pediatrics, neonatology research
• Joined CoxHealth: 1985
• Email: Glenda.Adams@coxhealth.com

"Pharmacy practice involves a wide variety of settings and opportunities. It is an occupation that involves a continuous state of change and learning. I feel the residency program provides the opportunity to explore a great number of areas and to be involved with people that truly enjoy their jobs in any given area. It offers a great learning experience not only for the students, but also for the preceptors."

Livia Allen, PharmD, BCCCP

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Pharmacy at MU
• Residency: PGY1, Rapid City Regional Hospital, Rapid City, SD; PGY2 Critical Care, CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Critical Care/COV: CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Toxicology, cardiology, fluids and electrolytes in the ICU
• Joined CoxHealth: 2014
• Email: Livia.Allen@coxhealth.com

“This residency program offers the variety of critical care specialty areas needed to become a well-rounded, highly qualified practitioner who manages all types of critically ill patients. Completing this residency advanced my skill level and confidence as well as helped me develop lasting relationships with the health care team.”

Chris Baker, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Branson

Education: St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Practice experience: Pharmacy Practice: Joplin MO, Springfield MO, Monett MO, Branson MO
Clinical interests: Patient Safety, Infectious disease, Transitions of Care
Joined CoxHealth: 2017

Email: Christopher.Baker@coxhealth.com

Ryan Baker, PharmD, BCACP

Preceptor: PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City at MU
• Residency: PGY1, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN.; PGY2 Ambulatory Care, CoxHealth
• Practice experience: Ambulatory Care Assistant Director: CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Biologics, biostatistics, drug cost containment, population health
• Joined CoxHealth: 2013
• Email: Ryan.Baker@coxhealth.com

“I am excited to be directly involved with the exploration and growth of our Ambulatory Pharmacy Services and also sharing this experience with our residents. Pharmacy Practice in the ambulatory setting of CoxHealth spans a number of clinics and involves collaboration with the institutional, regional services and population health arms of the system. These relationships strengthen the practice here in southwest Missouri and in turn foster the development of the pharmacy learner.”

Jonathan Barton, PharmD, MBA

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis
• Practice experience: Administrative Director of Pharmacy; Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Leadership, patient safety, transitions of care
• Joined CoxHealth: 2016
• Email: Jonathan.Barton@coxhealth.com

Cheyenne Beene, PharmD, BCEMP

Program Coordinator, PGY2 Critical Care
Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
• Residency: PGY1 - Swedish Medical Center: Denver, CO; PGY2 EM - UWHealth: Swedish American: Rockford, IL
• Practice experience: Emergency Medicine: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Trauma, Infectious Diseases, Resuscitation
• Joined CoxHealth: 2022
• Email: Cheyenne.Beene@coxhealth.com

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically; intelligence plus character- that is the goal of true education.” Martin Luther King Jr.

Heather Lyons-Burney, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1, CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Inpatient decentralized hospital, community pharmacy, compounding pharmacy, ambulatory care clinic
• Clinical interests: Women's health, chronic disease management 
• Additional positions: Adjunct faculty for CoxHealth; affiliated with UMKC School of Pharmacy at MSU, clinical assistant professor; Faith Community Health clinic (nonprofit clinic in Branson, MO)
• Email: lyonsburneyh@umkc.edu

"There is a subtle difference between a mission and a promise. A mission is something that you strive to accomplish – a promise is something you are compelled to keep. One is individual, the other is shared. When a mission and a promise are one and the same, that's when mountains are moved, and races are won.” – Hala Moddelmog

Kristen Butler, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: Drake University
• Residency: PGY1 – MercyONE: Des Moines, IA; PGY2 CC – CoxHealth South: Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Emergency Medicine: Des Moines, IA; Critical Care: Springfield,
• Clinical interests: Trauma, Sepsis, Pain Management
• Joined CoxHealth: 2022
• Email: Kristen.Butler@coxhealth.com

Allison Chen, PharmD, JD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY1 Branson

• Education: Drake University - Des Moines, IA
• Practice experience: Des Moines, IA; Mesa, AZ; Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Oncology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2013
• Email: Allison.Chen@coxhealth.com

“1. Show up on time. 2. Bring coffee.” 

Lin Chen, PharmD

Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Specialist, 340B Retail Pharmacy
Preceptor: PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: Drake University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
• Practice experience: Community Pharmacy: Mesa, AZ; Springfield, MO | Pediatrics: Springfield, MO | General Inpatient: Springfield, MO | Transitions of Care: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Transitions of Care, Pediatrics, Stroke, Heart Failure, MI, COPD, Anticoagulation, Infectious Disease
• Joined CoxHealth: 2014
• Email: Lin.Chen@coxhealth.com

Karrie Derenski, PharmD, BCCCP, BCNSP, CNSC, DPLA, FASPEN

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY1 Branson; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri Kansas City
• Residency: Pharmacy Specialty Residency – Critical Care/Nutrition Support, University Health, University of Colorado
• Practice experience: Leadership, Nutrition Support: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Parenteral Nutrition, Research
• Joined CoxHealth: 1997
• Email: Karrie.Derenski@coxhealth.com

"Pharmacy residency training prepares clinical pharmacists to practice in a variety of practice settings. I find precepting a rewarding experience that allows me to contribute to the development of an individual and the pharmacy profession."

Elizabeth F. Englin, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: UMKC School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1 and PGY2, Clement J. Zablocki Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI
• Practice experience: UMKC School of Pharmacy at MSU; CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Transitions of care, internal medicine, precepting and teaching
• Joined CoxHealth: 2015
• Email: Elizabeth.Englin@coxhealth.com

Nick Goetzinger, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Branson

• Education: University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Practice experience: Branson, MO
• Clinical interests: Transitions of care, infectious disease, cardiology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2016
• Email: Nicholas.Goetzinger@coxhealth.com

"Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.”

Leah Gregory, PharmD, BCGP, BCACP

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: University of Missouri –Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Practice experience: Ambulatory Care Pharmacist Springfield, MO; Clinical Services Manager Springfield, MO; Consultant Pharmacist Springfield, MO; Community Pharmacy PIC Springfield, MO | Nixa, MO
• Clinical interests: Geriatrics, Pain Management, Hospice and Palliative Care, Clinical Education and Counseling, Advocacy and Leadership, Data Analytics, Quality Assurance, Process Improvement
• Joined CoxHealth: 2022
• Email: Leah.Gregory@coxhealth.com

Thomas Gregory, Pharm.D., BCPS, CPE, FASPE

Preceptor: PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri-Kansas City
• Residency: PGY1, Bassett Healthcare, Cooperstown, NY
• Practice experience: Critical Care Cooperstown, NY; Kansas City, MO; Emergency Medicine Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Sedation and analgesia, Stroke, BLS/ACLS/PALS
• Joined CoxHealth: 2015
• Email: Thomas.Gregory@coxhealth.com

“See one, do one, teach one in order to gain mastery of any skill.”

Jennifer Gunn, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: UMKC School of Pharmacy
• Practice experience: CoxHealth, Springfield MO 
• Clinical interests: Critical care
• Joined CoxHealth: 1997
• Email: Jennifer.Gunn@coxhealth.com

“Your education will never hurt you. Residency is that next step after graduation to continue learning to make yourself a better practitioner.”

Whitney Hardesty, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, MO

• Education: University of Missouri Kansas City- Springfield, MO Satellite Campus
• Residency: PGY1 – CoxHealth: Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Meyer Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Hospital: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Transitions of Care
• Joined CoxHealth: 2019
• Email: Whitney.Hardesty@coxhealth.com

Stefanie Hawkins, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Pharmacy; University of Missouri-Columbia BS in Biochemistry
• Residency: PGY1 Duke University Hospital
• Practice experience: Durham, NC; Kansas City, KS; Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Geriatrics, hematology, emergency medicine
• Joined CoxHealth: 2013
• Email: stefanie.hawkins@coxhealth.com

“In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn.”– Phil Collins

"We are all students and mentors whether you are talking about students, residents, colleagues or patients. My patients and residents continue to teach me new concepts and perspectives daily. Reciprocally, I love seeing that moment when they learn something new from me. All of a sudden, we've made a lifelong connection through learning! That's what keeps me energized to push for continual improvement in how we provide medical care and education to each other."

Mica Henry, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson

• Education: UMKC SOP
• Residency: PGY1 - Freeman Health System
• Practice experience: System Float, Pharmacy Manager, PIC
• Clinical interests: Internal Medicine, Emergency Medicine
• Joined CoxHealth: 2015
• Email: Mica.Henry@coxhealth.com

Kevin Howk, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Missouri Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1 – CoxHealth: Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Emergency Medicine: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Trauma, Sepsis management
• Joined CoxHealth: 2022
• Email: Kevin.Howk2@coxhealth.com

Kris Jones, BSPharm

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: South Dakota State University
• Practice experience: CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Critical care with specialty interest in Neurocritical care, Nephrology
• Joined CoxHealth: 1994
• Email: Kris.Jones@coxhealth.com

"A residency program gives new pharmacists the confidence and skills needed to be a successful practitioner in the changing demands of the pharmacy workplace."

Jason Kramer, PharmD, BCPS, BCPPS 

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Kansas; University of Florida
• Practice experience: Kansas City, MO; CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Pediatrics, neonatology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2010
• Email: Jason.Kramer@coxhealth.com

Lance Lake, BSPharm

Preceptor: PGY1 Branson

• Education: South Dakota State University, BS
• Practice experience: Mobridge, SD; Springfield, MO; Ozark, MO; Branson, MO
• Clinical interests: Informatics, infectious disease, diabetes, oncology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2012
• Email: Lance.Lake@coxhealth.com

Chelsea Landgraf, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson

• Education: University of Iowa College of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1, Kansas City Veterans Affairs Medical Center
• Practice experience: Rolla, MO; Savannah, GA; Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Internal/family medicine, transitions of care, practice management
• Joined CoxHealth: 2009
• Email: Chelsea.Landgraf@coxhealth.com

"Pharmacy residencies provide an environment for the resident to strengthen clinical competencies and gain confidence as a new practitioner. As the year progresses, proficiencies and practice management skills are solidified, ensuring meaningful and lasting personal and professional growth."

Lamanh Le, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield, PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Michigan
• Residency: PGY1: Detroit Medical Center–Sinai Grace Hospital in Detroit MI
• Practice experience: Emergency Medicine: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Anticoagulation Reversal, Infectious Diseases, Stroke
• Joined CoxHealth: 2016
• Email: Lamanh.Le@coxhealth.com

" We learn from failure, not from success" - Bram Stoker

Kelsey Marquardt, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Pharmacy at Springfield
• Residency: PGY1, CoxHealth, Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Critical Care, Emergency Medicine
• Joined CoxHealth: 2018
• Email: Kelsey.Marquardt2@coxhealth.com

Brian Miller, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: Creighton University School of Pharmacy
• Practice experience: Automation: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Pharmacy informatics, oncology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2000
• Email: Brian.Miller@coxhealth.com

Megan Morgan, PharmaD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Missouri Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1, Cox Medical Center South
• Practice experience: Emergency Medicine: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Emergency medicine, critical care
• Joined CoxHealth: 2020
• Email: Megan.Morgan@coxhealth.com

Chris Morrison, BSPharm, MBA

Preceptor: PGY1 Branson, PGY1 Springfield

• Education: The Ohio State University, BS, Western Governors University, MBA Healthcare Management
• Practice experience: Grove City, OH; Columbus, OH; Springfield, MO; Branson, MO
• Clinical interests: Transitions of Care, Patient Safety
• Joined CoxHealth: 2020
• Email: Chris.Morrison@coxhealth.com

William Pearl, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Missouri-Kansas City
• Practice experience: Internal medicine: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Cardiology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2020
• Email: Will.Pearl@coxhealth.com

Heather Redden, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City
• Residency: PGY1, Central Arkansas Veterans Affairs, Little Rock, AR
• Practice experience: Little Rock, AR; Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Neurology, Internal Medicine
• Joined CoxHealth: 2002
• Email: Heather.Redden@coxhealth.com

"Try to leave this world better than you found it."

Dan Roth, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson

• Education: St. Louis College of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1, CoxHealth
• Practice experience: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Pharmacy informatics, medication safety, emergency medicine
• Joined CoxHealth: June 2009
• Email: daniel.roth@coxhealth.com

"Pharmacy residency is overflowing with great clinical experiences that mold and apply the knowledge learned throughout one’s pharmacy education, however, the experience and change a resident will see in the molding of their character and professional attitude is something that is impossible to learn in a classroom. These experiences are something that will impact the way a pharmacist practices for the duration of their careers."

Kristen Sayegh, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1- Research Medical Center: Kansas City, MO; PGY2 CC-CoxHealth: Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Critical Care: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Trauma, Neurology
• Joined CoxHealth: 2022
• Email: Kristen.Sayegh@coxhealth.com

Andy Snyder, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson

• Education: Creighton University, Pharm.D.
• Residency: PGY1, CoxHealth - Springfield
• Practice experience: Clinical Coordinator Springfield, MO; Branson, MO
• Clinical interests: Transitions of Care, Informatics, Practice Advancement
• Joined CoxHealth: 2008
• Email: Andrew.Snyder@coxhealth.com

Melissa Steenhoek, PharmD, BCPS, BCIDP

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri - Columbia; University of Kansas
• Residency: PGY1, Oregon Health and Science University Hospital
• Practice experience: Infectious Diseases: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Infectious disease
• Joined CoxHealth: 2004
• Email: Melissa.Steenhoek@coxhealth.com

"Residency training is important for the future of clinical pharmacy. I enjoy working with pharmacy residents because of their enthusiasm, motivation and fresh ideas."

Brittany Sturgeon, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Practice experience: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Business, Practice Management
• Joined CoxHealth: 2018
• Email: Brittany.Sturgeon@coxhealth.com

Laura Vanderpluym, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Branson

• Education: University of Nebraska Medical Center, Pharm.D.
• Practice experience: Branson, MO
• Clinical interests: Oncology, patient safety and education
• Joined CoxHealth: 2009
• Email: Laura.Vanderpluym@CoxHealth.com

Wei Wei, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson

• Education: University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy
• Practice experience: Internal Medicine: Springfield, MO; Branson, MO; Monett, MO
• Clinical interests: Internal medicine, critical care, transition of care
• Joined CoxHealth: 2012
• Email: Wei.Wei@CoxHealth.com

"Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn."

Sara Wirth, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Iowa College of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1, Cox Health, Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Internal Medicine: Cox Health, Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Safety
• Joined CoxHealth: 2016
• Email: Sara.Wirth@coxhealth.com

"Residency provides an opportunity to gain experience in many different areas of pharmacy and develop a strong foundation as you begin your career."

Maggie Wolf, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Ambulatory Care

• Education: Ohio Northern University School of Pharmacy
• Residency: Pharmacy Practice Residency with an Emphasis in Ambulatory Care
• Practice experience: Ambulatory care, Lima Ohio; Springfield MO | Community Pharmacy, Springfield MO | Inpatient/Critical Care, Springfield MO
• Clinical interests: Endocrinology, Population Health, Social Determinants of Health, Underserved healthcare
• Joined CoxHealth: 2023
• Email: Maggie.Wolf@coxhealth.com

" You are built to handle the pressure that comes with your calling” – Unknown

Kara Wu, PharmD

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City (MSU Campus)
• Residency: PGY1 – Cox Medical Center South - Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: Meyer Orthopedic and Rehab Hospital and Pharmacy Float Pool: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Critical Care
• Joined CoxHealth: 2018
• Email: Kara.Wu@coxhealth.com

"Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think" - Albert Einstein

J. Drew Zimmer, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY1 Branson; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: BS Pharmacy – St. Louis College of Pharmacy, PharmD – University of Colorado School of Pharmacy Practice experience:  Barnes Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, MO; Northeast Regional Medical Center – Kirksville, MO; CoxHealth – Springfield, MO
• Clinic interests: Pharmacokinetics/Pharmacodynamics of antimicrobials, Multi-Drug Resistant Gram negative infections, Septic Shock/Critical Care
• Joined CoxHealth: 2019
• Email: Drew.Zimmer@coxhealth.com

“The 75-year-old fight against the bacterial diseases has been successful.  Although not completely eradicated, plague, cholera, typhoid, diphtheria, and sepsis have ceased to be a threat to mankind.” S. Gard, member of the Staff of Professors of the Royal Caroline Institute, Nobel Prize ceremony speech, 1954.

“What you give you have, what you don’t give is lost forever”

Sarah Stone, PharmD, BCPS

Preceptor: PGY1 Springfield; PGY2 Critical Care

• Education: University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Pharmacy
• Residency: PGY1 – CoxHealth: Springfield, MO
• Practice experience: System Pharmacy Practice: Springfield, MO
• Clinical interests: Emergency Medicine, Critical Care, Nutrition
• Joined CoxHealth: 2015
• Email: Sarah.Stone@coxhealth.com

"In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn." - Phil Collins