The Association of Black Health-System Pharmacists
ABHP members are ethnically diverse pharmacy professionals. We've been working together for almost 40 years in every State across the country, to ensure equitable, accessible, and culturally and ethnically appropriate healthcare is delivered in America's Hospitals.
We invite you to support us.
Featured Programs
ABHP's programs engage clinical professionals, health students, and patient communities. We encourage the proper use of medication to improve health outcomes among ethnic minorities.
Online Learning Resources
Identify best practices and emerging best practices on a broad range of topics directly from our pharmacist members.
Attend Live Events
Online webinars with CME credits made available, and offline conferences and socials for networking.
Recent Updates on ABHP Members
ABHP Social Hour – Houston
ABHP invites you to join the first of many live events as we stay focused on celebrating 40 years of[...]
Past Student Achievement Award Recipients
Student Achievement Awards Recipient List AMANDA BRISCOE - 2016 STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENT Amanda Briscoe is a 2017 Doctor of[...]
Dr. Neil J. MacKinnon 2017 ASHP-ABHP Joint Leadership Award
ASHP officially announced Dr. Neil J. MacKinnon as recipient of the 2017 ASHP-ABHP Joint Leadership Award Neil J. MacKinnon, Ph.D.,[...]
Dr. Mary Choy Leadership Award Recipient
ASHP has officially announced Mary Choy as the recipient of the 2016 recipient of the ASHP-ABHP Joint Leadership Award. Doctor[...]
The Association of Black Health-System Pharmacists
Established in 1978
About ABHP
The Association of Black Health-System Pharmacists (ABHP) was founded by a small group of black pharmacists who conceived and developed the idea of pooling the resources of Black hospital pharmacists, to facilitate a forum on how to be more effective in championing for the cause of ethnic minority healthcare across the United States. Since its founding, ABHP has grown to serve tens of thousands of pharmacy professionals across the United States, and the world.
I enjoy interacting with and join forces with like-minded colleagues and with healthcare organizations throughout the country in addressing issues associated with minority patient healthcare.
Sadie Copeland, PharmD
Through ABHP, I've had the opportunity to participate in their Executive and Business meetings, I've served as a speaker at regional symposiums, and have developed special interest programs at the ASHP Meetings. The sum of these experiences have catapulted my career forward. Now I'm looking forward to "giving back" and developing a new class of leaders.