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Wendy Roy, MHA
Mrs. Roy serves the Foundation as Program Director for the Cenla Medication Access Program (CMAP). This program's mission is to ensure appropriate medication access and education as well as promotion of other preventive health practices among residents with limited incomes in Central Louisiana. She holds a graduate degree in Healthcare Administration from Seton Hall University. Mrs. Roy also has a B.S. degree in Psychology from Louisiana State University. Prior to joining the Foundation, Mrs. Roy was the Regional Director for Prevent Child Abuse Louisiana. She was responsible for organizing and overseeing child abuse prevention activity within the region including program delivery, fund-raising, public education, public awareness, and volunteer recruitment, training and management. |
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Kevin Brown, PharmD
Mr. Brown is a pharmacist with the Cenla Medication Access Program. He manages the CMAP Express Central Fill Pharmacy and is responsible for conducting thorough medication reviews with “high-risk" eligible patients, overall patient education and compliance, as well as monitoring for possible drug interactions. He communicates with physicians and pharmacies to keep them informed of their patient's involvement in the program. Brown holds a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacy from the University of Louisiana at Monroe and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Kansas. He has 17 years experience in retail pharmacy. Prior to joining The Rapides Foundation, his most recent position was as a Pharmacy Manager with Wal-Mart. |
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Trayce Snow
Mrs. Snow serves the Foundation as Cancer Screening Specialist. With a BS in Nursing from the University of Kansas, Mrs. Snow has a 13-year background as a United States Air Force Officer and Registered Nurse. Most recently she earned a BLS in Communication Studies from Louisiana State University at Alexandria where she worked as Editor-in-Chief on the student newspaper. Mrs. Snow has been teaching fitness classes at The Courtyard since 2002. |
Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Staff
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Tammy Billings
Mrs. Billings is the Patient Assistance Program Supervisor with the Cenla Medication Access Program (CMAP), and is responsible for completing and submitting the applications of eligible participants to be able to receive free medications from the drug manufacturer programs. Mrs. Billings is a pharmacy technician and prior to joining The Rapides Foundation, she worked at a chain retail pharmacy for eight years.
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The following are PAP Specialists:
Under the Cenla Medication Access Program, PAP Specialists work with the physicians in their designated parishes by coordinating applications with the physician and their patients to obtain free medications from various pharmaceutical companies for those who qualify.
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