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2nd Year Residents
Dr. Melinda Carter Melinda attended the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy and graduated with a PharmD degree in May 2004. While
attending the University of Kansas she participated in various organizations such as Kappa Epsilon, which promotes women
in pharmacy leadership roles and the Academy of Students of Pharmacy (ASP-APhA). Currently Dr. Carter is a first year
resident at the University of Kansas, in the Pharmacy Practice Management program.
Dr.
Andy
D. Gons
Andy is originally from Tiffin, Ohio. Dr. Gons attended The Ohio
State University in Columbus, Ohio and graduated with his
Doctor of
Pharmacy degree in June 2004. While in pharmacy school, he was very
active with pharmacy organizations
including the American Pharmacists
Association-Academy of Students of Pharmacy (APhA-ASP), the American
Society of
Health-Systems Pharmacists (ASHP), and the Ohio Pharmacists
Association (OPA) where he served in various
leadership roles. While at
Ohio State, Dr. Gons received the Target Pharmacy Outstanding Student
Leadership Award, the
APhA-ASP Student Leadership Award, the OPA Student
Leadership Award, and the Stephen W. Birdwell Student Award.
Currently,
Dr. Gons is practicing at The University of Kansas Hospital where he is
in his second year of the Pharmacy
Practice Management Residency and is working on a Master's Degree in Pharmacy Practice. His interest
areas
include pediatrics, clinical management, ambulatory care and
academia.
Dr. Nathan Hanson
Nathan grew up in Hamilton,
Illinois. He attended Drake University and received his Doctor of
Pharmacy Degree in
May 2004. While at Drake he participated in
intramural sports, residence life, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship,
Iowa
Pharmacy Association, ASP/APhA, and ASHP. Drake selected him for
the Ethics, Leadership, and Scholarship
Award upon his graduation. He is
in the second year of the Pharmacy Practice Management Residency and is
taking
classes to earn his Master's of Pharmacy Practice. Dr. Hanson is
pursuing this residency to develop his skills in health
care policy,
clinical pharmacy, and leadership.
1st Year Residents
Dr. Chad Allen Edgar
Chad originally hails from Columbus, Ohio, where he
obtained his B.S. in both Biology and Chemistry from Otterbein
College
in 1997. He then spent two years in Miami, Florida, at the University of
Miami for graduate studies in Biochemistry.
Finally, in May of 2005,
Chad received his Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Nova Southeastern
University in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, graduating with highest honors.
While at NSU, Dr. Edgar participated in ASHP, Florida Pharmacy
Association,
APhA-ASP, was Vice-President of Student Government
Association, and participated in other various leadership roles.
He is a
member of Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society, Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership
Society, Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical
Fraternity, National Scholars Honor
Society, and Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. Dr.
Edgar received
the NSU Leadership Award in 2005 and his interests
include infectious disease, critical care, and pediatrics.
Dr. John Worden
John is originally from Norton, Kansas. John attended the University of
Kansas and graduated with a Doctor of pharmacy
degree in 2005. While in
pharmacy school, he was very active with pharmacy organizations
including APhA-ASP, ASHP,
Greater Kansas City Pharmacy Society, and the
Kansas Pharmacists Association. Currently, John is in his first year of
the Pharmacy Practice Management Residency and is taking classes to earn
his Master's of Pharmacy Practice degree.
His personal interest areas
have led him to pursue developing his skills in hematology, oncology,
health care policy
and leadership.