Mid-South AMCP

Mission
The Mid-South Affiliate of AMCP seeks to serve the AMCP members in Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi by promoting the principles of managed care pharmacy, providing networking and education opportunities, and advocating for the profession of managed care pharmacy.
Leadership
President: Sonya King, PharmD
President-Elect: Lindsay Brent, PharmD
Immediate Past President: McKenzie Rice, PharmD
Secretary: Jim Musick, BA
Treasurers: Elizabeth Cherry, PharmD; Blake Thomas, PharmD
Advocacy Chair: Andrew Mullings-Lewis, PharmD
Education Committee: Kyle Herndon, PharmD
Leadership Development Committee: Rusty Hailey, DPh, FAMCP, MBA, PharmD; Antrice Kay, MS
Student Affairs Chair: Jared Vanderbleek, PharmD, MPH, BCPS
Fundraising Committee: David Black, PharmD; Myra McHugh, MS
Member Dues
There are no additional dues to be a Mid-South AMCP member, however, you must be a current AMCP member for affiliate membership.
Events & Activities
Mid-South AMCP Meeting at AMCP 2025
Tuesday, April 1, 2025
12 noon - 1pm CT
George R. Brown Convention Center Room 371B*
*Please check the event app onsite for any room updates
Mid-South AMCP's Inaugural CE Event -- a Great Success!


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Contact
For more information, contact us at midsouth@amcp.org.
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Founding-Charter Members
Lindsay Brent, PharmD; Marcus Brown, PharmD; Elizabeth Cherry, PharmD; Antrice Kay, BBA; Sonya King, PharmD; Monte McCrary, BBA; Andrew Mullings-Lewis, PharmD; McKenzie Paduch, PharmD; Emily Ragland, PharmD; Ali Rajpari, PharmD; Shea Terry, PharmD; Blake Thomas, PharmD; Paula Thornton, PharmD