From the 2021 Midyear Clinical Meetings, researchers with the support of the ASHP Foundation share the preliminary results of their ongoing study that looks at satisfaction levels of pharmacy technicians working in ambulatory care. Their research is also seeking to obtain a deeper understanding of variation in the roles of pharmacy technicians in the ambulatory care setting and explore factors influencing job satisfaction and dissatisfaction.
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Tyffani T. Wingfield, Ph.D., M.A. is the ASHP Director of the Pharmacy Technician Forum. In this role, Dr. Wingfield serves as secretary to the Forum’s Executive Committee and leads the development and implementation of national tools, resources, and programs for pharmacy technicians.
Prior to ASHP, Dr. Wingfield served in a variety leadership roles for the Department of Homeland Security, the U.S. Army Office of Business Transformation, and NASA Office of Education. With over twenty-two years of experience, she is proficient in working closely with organizational leaders in promoting dynamic teams/culture, developing policies and effective communications strategies, and advancing membership engagement.
She holds B.A. in English and biology from Virginia Commonwealth University, a M.A. in higher education administration & supervision from The George Washington University, and a Ph.D. in organizational management with a focus in executive leadership from Capella University.
