About

We are a group of practicing pharmacists throughout the U.S. who have organized a mutual aid movement entitled #PharmGradWishlist that aims to support emerging racially and ethnically minoritized pharmacist trainees. Racially and ethnically minoritized individuals includes, but is not limited to, those who are underrepresented in the Pharmacy profession due to systemic racism. Underrepresentation can perpetuate health disparities. 

This pharmacist campaign was inspired by the successful movement of our physician colleagues at MedGradWishlist (@MedGradWishlist or MedGradWishlist.org).

PharmGradWishlist Mission

To promote equity by sponsoring racially and ethnically minoritized pharmacists and pharmacist trainees as they progress through the profession

2022-2023 Goals

1. Goal Area: Financial support

• Develop financial support for pharmacy trainees as they matriculate into the profession 

  • Continue to fundraise for Amazon wishlists and scholarships. 

2. Goal Area: Advocacy & Promotion

• Advocate for and promote awareness of health equity by increasing the number of practicing pharmacists who identify as racially and ethnically minoritized.

  • Amplify racially and ethnically minoritized pharmacist trainees

  • Educate the pharmacy profession on the importance of representation, sponsorship, etc via our publications, podcasts, and blog posts.

  • Promote our initiative via our website and social media platforms (i.e., Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn)

3. Goal Area: Mentorship & Sponsorship 

• Create partnerships with national pharmacy organizations to increase mentorship of racially and ethnically minoritized pharmacists.

• Create and maintain a PGWL mentorship program in order to build networking opportunities for racially and ethnically minoritized pharmacists

• Mentor and sponsor racially and ethnically minoritized trainees via collaboration on manuscripts and provision of professional development opportunities 

Pharmacy Organization Partnerships

PharmGradWishlist Partners with other Pharmacy organizations to set standard supports for racially and ethnically minoritized members of partner organizations

The Leadership Team

Judah Brown
 PharmD, BCCCP

Advanced Clinical Pharmacist

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital