DeSantis Reappoints Four to Florida's Board of Pharmacy
Leigh Mathes, Cristina Medina, Darrell Miller and Dorinda Segovia return to the board that licenses and disciplines Florida pharmacists. All four reappointments go to the Florida Senate for confirmation.
Governor Ron DeSantis has reappointed four members to the Florida Board of Pharmacy, the state board that oversees the licensing and discipline of pharmacists and pharmacies in Florida. The governor's office, announcing the reappointments from Tallahassee, named Leigh Mathes, Cristina Medina, Darrell Miller and Dorinda Segovia. All four appointments are subject to confirmation by the Florida Senate.
The four bring four different corners of the profession back to the board. Mathes is the Director of Operations for Coastal Med of Florida, LLC, and a member of the American Society of Consultant Pharmacists and the Florida Pharmacy Association, with a bachelor's degree and a doctorate in pharmacy from Purdue University. Medina is a pharmacist for CVS Health, serves on the Palm Beach Atlantic University College of Pharmacy Dean's Advisory Board, and earned her doctorate in pharmacy from Nova Southeastern University.
Miller is a consultant pharmacist for DSM Consultants who previously served as Chief Pharmacy Officer for Community Health Northwest Florida and as president of the Escambia County Pharmacy Association, with a doctorate in pharmacy from the University of Florida. Segovia is Vice President and Chief Pharmacy Officer for Memorial Healthcare System, previously served on the Medicaid and Pharmaceutical Therapeutics Committee, and holds a master's degree in business administration from Louisiana State University-Shreveport and a doctorate in pharmacy from Nova Southeastern University.
