Community
Professional groups
Smaller communities within NPHLA, where members with shared interests, roles or regions learn from one another.
Types of group
Professional interest groups
Members who share a professional focus — such as medication safety, technology or long-term care — exchanging practice and ideas.
Forming with membersLeadership circles
Small, peer-based groups of leaders at a similar stage, meeting regularly to work through real challenges.
Forming with membersRegional communities
Members in the same state or region connecting locally.
Forming with membersSpecialty communities
Communities for practice settings and specialties across pharmacy and healthcare.
Forming with membersMentorship
Structured mentor–mentee matching across career stages and disciplines.
Forming with membersCurrent groups
The first groups are forming now
NPHLA groups are being formed with our founding members. Members can propose a group or express interest in joining one — we will announce each group as it opens.