NPhA | SNPhA 2025Annual ConventionContinuing Pharmacy EducationSpeaker LineupAdditional speakers and the full CPE schedule will be released soon! |
| Oluwabukola Akinsiku, PharmD, BC-ADM, BCPSPharmacist-Led Strategies for Managing Chronic Conditions in Low-Resource Communities About Dr. Akinsiku: Dr. Akinsiku is a pharmacist dedicated to improving health outcomes for all populations and recognizes the integral and diverse roles that pharmacists play in advancing public health. She has served in a variety of roles, including community pharmacist, pharmacy manager, and clinical pharmacist. Dr. Akinsiku has volunteered and led initiatives on global mission trips and has worked extensively as a pharmacist in low-resourced communities, which deepened her commitment to access to care. She earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County in 2004 and her Doctor of Pharmacy from Howard University School of Pharmacy in 2009. She is Board-Certified in Advanced Diabetes Management and Pharmacotherapy and completed a Graduate Certificate in Global Health from the Uniformed Services University in 2023. |
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| Shawn-Ta De-Vaughn Brown, PharmDStanding on Business: Being Paid What You're Worth and Nothing Less About Dr. Brown: Dr. Shawn-Ta Brown is a dynamic Clinical Oncology Pharmacist and emerging thought leader dedicated to empowering healthcare professionals to recognize and command their true worth. With years of experience in both clinical practice and leadership, she brings a unique perspective on salary negotiation, mindset transformation, and advocating for equitable compensation. At this year’s NPhA National Convention, Dr. Brown will deliver her session, "Standing on Business: Being Paid What You're Worth and Nothing Less," challenging attendees to shift from a mindset of gratitude to one of professional value — emphasizing that compensation should reflect services rendered, expertise provided, and impact made. Dr. Brown is passionate about helping professionals, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds, advocate for themselves with confidence, clarity, and purpose. |
| Camille Campbell, PharmD, RPhHealth Equity Through Clinical Trial Diversity: An Update and Call to Action for Pharmacists About Dr. Campbell: Camille Campbell, PharmD, RPh (formerly Camille Pope) is Senior Director of Health Equity and former Chief Medical Lead at Acclinate. Acclinate leverages community engagement and trust-enabling technology to empower communities to take actions for better health and improve representation in clinical research. Dr. Campbell uses her 17+ years of pharmaceutical industry experience to implement Acclinate’s health equity strategies and lead medical communications between Black and Brown community members, research sites, and biopharma/healthcare partners. She also contributes strategic market intelligence to help develop the company’s platforms and services. |
 | Jason C. Dove, PharmDSubstance Abuse Among Healthcare Professionals. "When The Help Needs Help" About Dr. Dove: Jason C. Dove, PharmD., is a 1993 Graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana. He is currently practicing hospital pharmacy but have worked in several other practice settings including ambulatory, retail, and clinic environments. He returned to the practice in 2014 after a long battle with substance abuse which included license suspensions, incarcerations, and homelessness. June 18, 2025 will mark 17 years of total abstinence from all mood/mind altering substances. A part of his recovery included being involved in a Professional Recovery Network where he met many medical professionals who were also fighting the disease of addiction. He decided to speak on this topic because it is an issue that, because of the right to privacy, these issues don't get enough attention. |