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Ohio Pharmacists Association

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2674 Federated Blvd
Columbus, OH 43235
+1 (614) 389-3236
https://ohiopharmacists.org

The Ohio Pharmacists Association (OPA) is a professional organization that was established in 1879 in Columbus, Ohio. Its mission is to support and empower pharmacists in Ohio by providing educational programs, conducting research, and advocating for the profession. OPA offers a range of benefits to its members, including discounted continuing education programs, access to industry updates, networking opportunities, and exclusive resources.

The Ohio Pharmacists Foundation (OPF), affiliated with OPA, focuses on enhancing the practice of pharmacy and improving patient outcomes through educational programs and research. Additionally, OPA offers the Executive Fellowship in Leadership and Association Management, a postgraduate training program that provides valuable experience in nonprofit organization management and leadership development. With a strong commitment to the pharmacy profession, OPA plays a vital role in advancing the field and supporting pharmacists in their roles as medication experts.

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