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“American Pharmacies and the Texas Pharmacy Association have both shown tremendous heart and relentless dedication when fighting for pharmacy's future,” said TPA Chief Executive Officer RoxAnn Dominguez, PharmD. “The impact we’ll make together will be undeniable at the Texas Capitol.”
TPA President Jobby John, PharmD, echoed the sentiment: “The renewed relationship between TPA and APRx isn’t just symbolic—it’s strategic,” John said. “In a time when pharmacy is under pressure from all sides, collaboration isn’t optional; it’s essential. By aligning our efforts, we’re doubling down on our shared mission: to protect the future of pharmacy, amplify the pharmacist’s voice, and deliver better care for every Texan. We’re done playing defense. This is about driving change, together.”
Both organizations are enthusiastic about the opportunity to work together for the benefit of their respective members.
“American Pharmacies is proud to be entering a new chapter of collaboration with TPA,” said Laird Leavoy, President of American Pharmacies. “We are stronger together, and this renewed partnership opens the door to exciting opportunities for the future of pharmacy in Texas.”
APRx Board Chairman Steve Hoffart, PharmD, reinforced this message: “This alliance deepens our ability to advocate, educate, and lead on behalf of all Texas pharmacists. Together with TPA, we are poised to make an even greater impact.”
From coordinated advocacy efforts to joint educational initiatives and member engagement, TPA and APRx are committed to working side by side to advance the profession and promote the highest standards of patient care.
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