Kevin is the 2023 winner of the M. George Webber, PhD, PCCA USA Compounding Pharmacist of the Year Award.

After working many years for an independent pharmacy, Kevin specialized in general and sterile compounding with an emphasis in hormone replacement and pain management therapy. In April 2009, Kevin opened his first compounding pharmacy, Potter’s House Apothecary.

Since 2002, Steve has received numerous awards and recognition for his dedication in pharmacy, including: 2008 RPMS Pharmacist of the Year; July 2012 PCCA Pharmacist of the Month; 2013 Potpourri’s NW Readers’ Choice Best Locally Owned Pharmacy; 2021 Good Neighbor Pharmacy of the Year finalist; and PCCA’s 2022 M. George Webber Compounding Pharmacist of the Year. He is also a member of APC, NCPA, Texas Pharmacy Association and American Pharmacies Buying Co-op. Magnolia Pharmacy is PCAB-accredited.

Rachael advises life sciences and health care clients on regulations impacting companies operating in this space. Widely regarded as a thought leader in the compounding sector, she represents coalitions of compounding pharmacies and outsourcing facilities to challenge FDA, state regulators or other regulatory bodies on critical issues defining the industry. A recognized national authority, she is personally ranked by Chambers USA in Band 1 for the Illinois Healthcare: Pharmaceutical/Medical Products Regulatory category.

Senior Partner at The Center for Precision Medicine, Dr. Smith is an internationally known speaker and author of 14 best-selling books. She has been featured on CNN, PBS and many other television networks, has been interviewed in numerous consumer magazines and has hosted two of her own radio shows. She was also one of the featured physicians on the PBS series, The Embrace of Aging, as well as the online medical series, Awakening from Alzheimer’s and Regain Your Brain.

Daniel is an experienced pharmacist with over 20 years of expertise. He specializes in pre-formulation, formulation and re-formulation of various dosage forms. Daniel's focus on innovative techniques for skin permeation enhancement has led to multiple granted and pending U.S. patents. Daniel's additional contributions include founding the Anti-Aging Society in Brazil and publishing articles on cosmetics.

Gus fulfills scientific, technical, and public affairs roles at PCCA. Using his background in pharmacy practice and industry settings, he has educated pharmacy students on compounding principles. He has served on the US Pharmacopeia Council of Experts and Drake University's National Advisory Council. Gus is a member of the National Community Pharmacists Association, Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding and American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists.

A.J. specializes in veterinary compounding, aseptic compounding, pain management and regulatory compliance. He has delivered presentations to physicians, veterinarians and pharmacists worldwide and provided expert testimony to the FDA. A.J. is involved with the Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding, National Community Pharmacists Association and other pharmacy groups. He serves as a preceptor for doctoral pharmacy students nationwide.

Mike oversees all PCCA sales team and client care operations for the U.S. and Canada. In addition, he plays a pivotal role as the main project manager for all modular cleanroom installations.

With more than 23 years of experience in the pharmaceutical compounding industry, Mike has notably contributed to PCCA and our members in various capacities including as a PCCA Key Account Manager, PCCA National Sales Manager and Managing Director of PCCA Canada.

Jacqueline served as an R&D scientist for a contract drug manufacturing organization where she was responsible for the development of analytical methods, formulations and processes from the lab through manufacturing. As a pharmacist, Jacqueline led startup and production operations of a 503B outsourcing facility including SOP development and implementation, formulations, processes, and staff training in drug production.

Lizzie’s multi-faceted role within the organization focuses on preserving and amplifying PCCA’s most valuable asset — its high-performing culture — while her work and leadership in the industry support her passion to ensure that all patients have access to lifesaving and life-enhancing compounded medication. In 2014, Lizzie received the PCCA Eagle Leadership Award for “her enthusiasm, her loyalty, her compassion and her excellence, which have strengthened our relationship with our members.”

Tricia is a University of Houston College of Pharmacy graduate and completed a PCCA PharmD Residency. Since 2000, she has been a full-time clinical compounding pharmacist at PCCA, assisting pharmacists in the US and Canada. Tricia frequently lectures at PCCA International Seminars, specializing in pediatric compounding (including autism treatment), women's health, GI health and pain management.

Catherine joined the PCCA Clinical Services team as a Clinical Compounding Pharmacist in 2023. A graduate of the McWhorter School of Pharmacy at Samford University, she previously owned a lifestyle medicine health-coaching practice in Alabama where she consulted virtually with clients from across the country.

Catherine’s passions include sharing her expertise in lifestyle-related illnesses and diseases to resolve complex health issues.

Nat, a VCU Pharmacy graduate, owned a compounding pharmacy for 20 years before joining PCCA's Clinical Services in Houston. He's an esteemed international speaker on various medical topics and a fellow in the Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding. Nat's published articles in lay and professional journals, presented at conferences, and authored an open-access eBook on psoriasis. His greatest joy is being a grandparent to nine grandchildren.

Ranel joined PCCA as a clinical compounding pharmacist in 2014. After working in retail pharmacy for three years, Ranel transitioned to a compounding-only pharmacy, where she worked for over four years. Her areas of interest include HRT for men and women, veterinary medicine, pain management and dermatology. Ranel is a graduate of the Roseman University School of Pharmacy, where she obtained her Doctor of Pharmacy.

Matt is well-respected for his expertise in both sterile and nonsterile compounding. He is board-certified in sterile compounded preparations through the Board of Pharmacy Specialties. His willingness to share his knowledge with our industry is evident through his elected position as Coordinator-Elect for the APhA-APPM Compounding Special Interest Group. Prior to working for PCCA, he gained more than eight years of experience in compounding pharmacy.

Erin joined PCCA in 2006, serving members through her various roles. Of her 25 years in pharmacy, she has dedicated 23 years to compounding and promoting its practice. Erin's experience includes managing multiple locations for an independent pharmacy owner and developing growth programs. Erin has been recognized through awards such as PCCA Technician of the Month and California Pharmacists Association Technician of the Year and Steven Feldman Compounder of the Year.

Bryan Prescott brings expertise in financial analysis, marketing and human resources to assist compounding pharmacies. With 10 years at Pharmcare in Texas as PIC and operations manager, he joined PCCA's Pharmacy Consulting Department in 2012. Bryan transitioned to the Compounding Pharmacy Management Services department in 2015 as a business coach. He has been a featured speaker at PCCA and A4M seminars, covering pain, palliative care, wound care, scar management, ENT and marketing.

After years in community and hospital pharmacy, Chris discovered his passion compounding veterinary medicine. His ability to problem solve led to work with Sea World, Disney Wild Animal Kingdom and the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. among others. At PCCA, he continues his to pursue his passion, problem solving tricky patient cases for zoos and wildlife parks in Australia and the U.S. He is also a featured speaker for organizations advancing medicine.