Protect your site against potentially damaging OSHA fines, and continue to protect the public against potentially devastating disease: Enroll in this 1-hour webinar, and satisfy all of OSHA's annual training requirements for bloodborne pathogen exposure in pharmacy practice.

TPA is conducting several 30-minute open-forum webinars at no cost, to share the latest news and information related to implementation of PC569. Hear from TPA staff and other stakeholders, and let them hear from you about the resources you still need.

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.

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.

Tennessee pharmacists, don't miss TPA’s latest training program and resources, designed to help you expand your practice: Pharmacist-Provided Hormonal Contraceptive Training Program and Pharmacist-Provided Hormonal Contraceptive Resource Page.

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 Oath of a Pharmacist states, "I will consider the welfare of humanity and relief of suffering my primary concerns." Now more than ever, we choose love over hate, patience over anger, understanding over intolerance, and action over indifference.

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.