Nutrition & Wellness Faculty discussions will focus on topics about which members are passionate – including products, techniques, and opportunities. Members can learn from the experiences of others — what works, and what doesn’t.

Topic: “Introduction to Advanced Point-of-Sale Functional Testing 101…”

Host:
Dr. Quentin Srnka, PharmD, MBA, FACA  

Panelists:
Dr. Hilary Howell, PharmD, FACA, CCN
Dr. Suzanne Keyes, PharmD, FACA, IFMCP

Join the panelists as they discuss hormone and cortisol testing through urine, as well as stool and food intolerance testing for gut health. How to utilize these tests within your pharmacy practice.

We’re switching to a Zoom meeting format to encourage interaction among all of our participants, but of course, you can always leave your camera off and simply listen.

Click below to register.  After you register, you will be directed to Zoom to complete your sign-up and receive your Zoom meeting links via email.

Missed last meeting? Click below to watch or listen to our last faculty meeting on seasonal allergies  from March 23, 2023! Are the common OTC antihistamines no longer working for you and your patients’ allergies? Are you seeking a different alternative? Join this discussion to learn about other alternatives that are working for others and in their practice—a members-only benefit from the American College of Apothecaries.

June 7, 2023 – Topic: “Introduction to Advanced Point-of-Sale Functional Testing 101…”

Join the panelists as they discuss hormone and cortisol testing through urine, as well as stool and food intolerance testing for gut health. How to utilize these tests within your pharmacy practice.

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Topic: “Mitigating Seasonal Allergies”
March 23, 2023

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Host:
Dr. Quentin Srnka

Panelists:
Dr. Steve Zielinski
Dr. Ben Briggs

Mark your calendar for our upcoming meetings:

• June 7, 2023 – Introduction to Advanced Point-of-Sale Functional Testing 101…

Future Topics:

• Top vendors — How do you select them? Why do you keep them?
• Best software programs or apps to screen for drug-nutrient interactions
• How to assess an individual’s nutrient and/or nutritional needs
• How to start charging for consultations
• Sample intake (consultation) forms, printed or electronic
• Promotional approaches that work
• POC & lab testing basics
• Lots of questions – and lots to share with other nutrition and wellness experts!

24/7 Online Community Exclusively for the Nutrition & Wellness Faculty

In addition, members of the Nutrition & Wellness Faculty will have exclusive access to an online community to discuss, share, and give their views on micronutrients, deficiencies, products and supplements, interactions, testing, patient assessment, forms, software and apps, promotions, consultations, functional medicine, and much more.

Why faculties?

One of the College’s strengths is the sharing of ideas – which historically has been accomplished through in-person meetings. ACA is augmenting these meetings with faculties that will assemble using digital technology – including Zoom, email, and an exclusive online community. Faculty involvement is intended to facilitate peer-to-peer networking and relationship building.

Your participation is a no-cost ACA membership benefit available to any individual member. In addition to ACA’s Nutrition & Wellness Faculty and Compounding Faculty, we have a third future faculty in development, which is the Practice Entrepreneurship Faculty.

For additional information or if you have questions: 

Linda Cathey, Director of Membership Services: linda@acainfo.org / Office : 901-383-8119