TPA and TPA societies are seeking members interested in leading our pharmacy community forward. If you're ready to get more involved by serving as an officer, delegate, or committee member, respond by December 15.

A decision by the Eighth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals clears the way for states to regulate many PBM practices that others argued were exempted by ERISA, helping ensure PBM accountability in Tennessee.

TPA's executive fellowship is offered to support the development of individuals interested in association management, through training and experience in leadership, advocacy, professional affairs, and problem-solving.

Pharmacists, residents/fellows, and students: Share your knowledge with other pharmacy professionals during the Tennessee Society of Health-System Pharmacists (TSHP) Winter Meeting on Feb. 27, in conjunction with the TPA Winter Meetings, Feb. 26-Mar. 1.

TPA offers a wide variety of home-study CE opportunities that you can complete at your own pace, in your own space, including up to 18.5 hours of CE programming from the 2020 Virtual Summer Meeting.

TPA's new COVID-19 Practice-Based Resource Page provides helpful links and resources to assist pharmacists, pharmacy team members, and patients with questions about the novel coronavirus.

In this 2-day, interactive, practice-based program, learn the clinical skills and strategies necessary to develop pharmacist-provided patient care services and implement them into practice. Grant funding is available for eligible participants.

To advance pharmacy practice in Tennessee, TPA and TPREF are establishing the “Center for Tennessee Pharmacy,” the association’s first-ever permanent home. With your support, we will build a stronger tomorrow for pharmacy and our patients!

The Tennessee MTM in Medicaid Pilot Program, recognized nationally as an innovative model for increasing patient access to pharmacist-provided care and incorporating pharmacists into Medicaid programs as medical providers, begins January 1. Take steps NOW to enroll.