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In her 2026 Presidential Address, PSW President Diane Erdman reflects on the experiences, relationships, and opportunities that shaped her pharmacy career and leadership journey. She shares lessons learned along the way and encourages Wisconsin pharmacy professionals to stay connected, embrace new possibilities, and use their individual strengths to help advance the profession.

Leadership. Resilience. Innovation. Join Erick Sokn, Director of Pharmacy Practice and Policy at UW Health, and Courtney Putz, Chief of Pharmacy at the Tomah VA, as they discuss their leadership journeys, the evolving role of pharmacists in health systems, and the opportunities shaping the future of pharmacy practice. In this episode, they explore building resilient pharmacy teams, advancing pharmacist practice authority, the potential of artificial intelligence in healthcare, and advice for pharmacy students, residents, and emerging leaders. Tune in for an engaging conversation on leading through change while improving patient care.

Join PSW Past President Janet Fritsch as she welcomes incoming 2026-2027 PSW President Diane Erdman for a conversation about leadership, advocacy, and the future of pharmacy in Wisconsin. Diane reflects on her career journey, the evolution of ambulatory care pharmacy, the importance of professional engagement, and her vision for advancing pharmacy practice and PSW during her presidential year.

PSW’s latest podcast episode highlights how trusted community partnerships are helping expand cardiovascular health education and support. Hear how Streu’s Pharmacy and Casa ALBA Melanie are working together to connect patients and community members with culturally responsive education, resources, and care in Green Bay.  To learn more about PSW’s cardiovascular health work and the power of interprofessional collaboration, join us at the 2026 PSW Annual Meeting for Partnerships for Healthy Hearts: Learnings from Interprofessional Collaborations on Friday, August 28, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Register Here

PSW’s latest podcast highlights how the Oneida County ADRC and local community pharmacies are working together to support cardiovascular health in Wisconsin communities. In this episode, hear how local collaboration can help connect patients and community members with education, resources, and support for managing hypertension and other cardiovascular risk factors. To learn more, join us at the 2026 PSW Annual Meeting for Partnerships for Healthy Hearts: Learnings from Interprofessional Collaborations on Friday, August 28, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. Come recharge, reconnect, and discover new ways to advance patient care. Register Here.

What does it take to grow from pharmacy technician to healthcare leader? Join PSW Past President Janet Fritsch as she sits down with incoming PSW Technician Section Board President, Taylor Flores to discuss leadership, career advancement, mentorship, and the expanding opportunities for pharmacy technicians. You'll also hear how PSW programs like the Technician Leadership Academy can help build the next generation of pharmacy leaders.

Welcome to the first episode of the PSW Community Pharmacy Advisory Committee (CPAC) Podcast Series. This new series creates space for timely conversations, shared perspectives, and practical ideas from community pharmacy professionals across Wisconsin. In this inaugural episode, listeners are introduced to the purpose of the series and the role CPAC plays in supporting community pharmacy practice, connection, and innovation. Future episodes will explore issues affecting community pharmacy teams, highlight resources and opportunities, and feature conversations designed to support pharmacists, technicians, students, and others working to strengthen patient care in their communities.

Step inside the evolving world of health-system pharmacy with the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin's Health-System Leadership Podcast. Each episode features candid conversations with Wisconsin pharmacy leaders and members of the PSW Health-System Pharmacy Advisory Committee as they share their professional journeys, leadership lessons, and innovative ideas shaping the future of healthcare. Explore how pharmacy leaders are advancing patient care, developing high-performing teams, navigating change, and creating new opportunities for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians across hospitals and health systems. In this episode, we sit down with Megan Ose and Nitish Bangalore from Children's Hospital Wisconsin. Our guests share insights from their leadership journey, lessons learned along the way, and perspectives on the opportunities and challenges facing health-system pharmacy today. Listeners will gain insights into the mentors who help shape professional journeys, the importance of having the courage to pursue new opportunities, and the lasting impact of servant leadership.

Step inside the evolving world of health-system pharmacy with the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin's Health-System Leadership Podcast. Each episode features candid conversations with Wisconsin pharmacy leaders and members of the PSW Health-System Pharmacy Advisory Committee as they share their professional journeys, leadership lessons, and innovative ideas shaping the future of healthcare. Explore how pharmacy leaders are advancing patient care, developing high-performing teams, navigating change, and creating new opportunities for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians across hospitals and health systems. In this episode, we sit down with Tom Dilworth of Advocate Health,  and Nate Menninga from the Madison Veterans Administration Hospital. Our guests share insights from their leadership journey, lessons learned along the way, and perspectives on the opportunities and challenges facing health-system pharmacy today. Listeners will gain practical ideas related to being intentional with your time. Consider how AI can impact pharmacy, and strategies to grow in your role, along with inspiration to lead with purpose and help shape the future of pharmacy practice.

What does a consultant pharmacist do, and how can involvement in professional organizations shape a career? In this PSW Member Spotlight Podcast, PSW Past Presdient, Janet Fritsch sits down with Jenna Weber to explore Jenna’s journey from community pharmacy to long-term care consulting. Jenna shares how mentorship, leadership opportunities through the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin and the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists, and a passion for caring for older adults helped shape her professional path. Listeners will gain insight into the evolving role of consultant pharmacists, the future of aging-in-place care, and the importance of advocacy and lifelong professional involvement.

In this episode, PSW Past President Janet Fritsch sits down with David Reeb to explore his professional journey, from his time at Drake University in Iowa to returning home to Wisconsin with a deep commitment to serving his community. Their conversation highlights how a simple piece of advice from a mentor, "to get involved" can open doors to connection, collaboration, and long-term professional fulfillment. Join the conversation as David reflects on the moments that shaped his path and the role professional engagement played in building a career grounded in purpose and service. This episode is a powerful reminder that a meaningful future can often be built through small steps, strong relationships, and a willingness to lean in.

What does a lifetime of service to the Wisconsin pharmacy profession look like? In the latest PSW Member Spotlight podcast episode, past PSW President Janet Fritsch sits down with fellow past President Susan Sutter. for a candid conversation about purpose, professional responsibility, and the impact of giving back. Sue shares what has fueled her commitment to service, from leadership in WPhA and PSW, to her work on the Pharmacy Examining Board, to representing pharmacy voices in Washington, DC, including testimony on behalf of Senator Herb Kohl. This episode is a reflection on legacy, advocacy, and the quiet but powerful influence of pharmacists who choose to lead beyond their practice site. If you’ve ever wondered how to turn passion into meaningful professional impact, then this conversation is for you.

What does growth really look like across a pharmacy leadership journey? In a recent Health-System Leadership Forum podcast, Jessica Moschea and Ariel Furbacher share candid reflections on how their careers have evolved over time, what shaped their leadership style, what they’ve learned along the way, and how they continue to grow in roles that demand both vision and adaptability. The conversation looks ahead, too, as they discuss what excites them most about the future of health-system pharmacy and the opportunities still to come. Whether you’re early in your career, navigating a pivot, or leading teams today, this episode offers perspective, encouragement, and a reminder that leadership is a lifelong journey.

As we close out 2025, PSW CEO Sarah Sorum reflects on a year of fast-moving change—and how Wisconsin pharmacy responded with leadership, agility, and impact. From shifting federal guidance and vaccine policy to protecting access to care in communities across the state, Sarah shares key highlights and the momentum PSW is carrying into 2026.

In this episode of the PSW Member Spotlight podcast, PSW Past President, Janet Fritsch welcomes longtime PSW pharmacist member Dave Zilz (DZ) for a reflective and inspiring conversation on the evolution of pharmacy practice in Wisconsin and beyond. DZ shares his professional journey, including his early residency training, among the first at UW Health, and how those formative experiences shaped his commitment to collaboration, innovation, and community-building within the profession. Listeners will hear how DZ’s leadership and partnership efforts helped foster a strong, connected pharmacy community across the nation, and why mentoring has remained a cornerstone of his career. Tune in to learn from DZ’s well-known “3, 2, 1 + 1” framework for sparking insight and growth through mentorship, and to be inspired by his continued dedication to supporting the next generation of pharmacy professionals, and all the generations in between.