Your next leader in cost-effective, patient-focused healthcare.
Tyler Frederick, PharmD, MS, is a multi-state licensed pharmacist and healthcare leader with a proven record of driving innovation, efficiency, and patient-centered outcomes across community and long-term care settings. With leadership experience as Pharmacist-in-Charge at Complete Healthcare Pharmacy and former Lead Pharmacist at PharmScript, he has led diverse teams, streamlined operations, and advanced compliance across the 20 states he is licensed in. Holding a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy from the University of Florida, Tyler brings a strong foundation in health economics and data-driven decision-making to every role. His blend of clinical expertise, leadership experience, and commitment to cost-conscious innovation defines his approach to building smarter, more effective healthcare systems.
Licensed in 20 States
Holding active pharmacist licenses across 20 states, I bring extensive regulatory knowledge and adaptability to diverse healthcare settings. My multi-state licensure reflects both a commitment to professional excellence and the ability to operate seamlessly across varying legal and clinical frameworks. This broad credentialing enables me to support multi-jurisdictional teams, ensure compliance, and expand access to high-quality pharmacy services nationwide.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Kansas
North Carolina
Maryland
Virginia
Georgia
Wisconsin
Texas
Florida
New York
South Carolina
Connecticut
Alabama
West Virginia
Proven Leadership Experience
With a track record of leading diverse pharmacy teams and community initiatives, I’ve demonstrated the ability to drive efficiency, collaboration, and measurable results. From directing multi-state pharmacist teams at PharmScript to managing daily operations as Pharmacist-in-Charge at Complete Healthcare Pharmacy, my leadership is grounded in accountability, innovation, and data-driven decision-making. Beyond pharmacy, my experience running a countywide campaign strengthened my strategic planning and community engagement skills, reinforcing my commitment to leading by example and organizational excellence.
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October 2024 - Present
Oversee daily operations of a community pharmacy, ensuring accurate dispensing of medications in a safe and effective manner.
Ensure compliance of the pharmacy and all staff to all state and federal laws and regulations including inventory management and proper prescription storage.
Counsel patients on proper medication adherence and use as well as recommended alternative therapies to providers as needed.
Assisted with remote verification of Zepbound prescriptions for Lilly Direct/Gifthealth
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June 2021 - October 2024
Co-led a team of 20+ pharmacists assisting on site personnel across 20 states by assisting with scheduling, assigning work based on team supply and on site demand, ensuring a smooth and orderly workflow, and timely delivery of medications.
Ensured personal and team compliance with all applicable state and federal regulations and obtained additional state licenses as needed to expand team capabilities and improve productivity.
Facilitated team growth over 3 years from 4 pharmacists to over 20 by promoting a positive work environment, facilitating a collaborative work environment, and pursuing innovative workflows solutions.
Trained new team members and provided ongoing team development to enhance team members’ clinical skills, knowledge, and proficiency.
Assisted in leading weekly team meetings to discuss updates and quality improvement initiatives.
Answered clinical questions from nurses and prescribers across multiple facilities and performed remote initial verification of controlled, non-controlled, and IV medications.
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Sphinx Strategies is a consulting firm specializing in independent specialty pharmacy services. In this role, I managed multiple clients, guiding them through the complexities of insurance and pharmaceutical manufacturing contracts, while also assisting with obtaining key accreditations from URAC, NABP, ACHC, and other industry organizations.
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October 2020 - May 2021
Verified and processed medication orders for long-term care facility patients- including controlled, non-controlled, and IV medications.
Managed and supervised technicians and the timely release of nightly runs.
Collaborated and advised other healthcare providers on the appropriate and effective use of medications to ensure appropriate care to patients that complied with all state and federal laws.
Worked with pharmacy interns to help educate and prepare them for their work as a future pharmacist by performing case reviews, IV and TPN education, and topic discussions.
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July 2019 - February 2021
Verified prescriptions, managed technicians, administered vaccinations and LAIs, and implemented board-approved protocols at the county’s only (independent) pharmacy.
Advanced Pharmaceutical Education
Having earned both a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) from the University of Kentucky and a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy from the University of Florida, I’ve built a strong foundation at the intersection of clinical practice and health economics. My graduate training in pharmacoeconomics and outcomes research sharpened my ability to evaluate cost-effectiveness, optimize resource use, and inform data-driven healthcare decisions. This advanced education equips me to approach pharmacy leadership with both clinical insight and analytical precision, ensuring that every decision balances patient outcomes with sustainable healthcare practices.
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Completed my Doctor of Pharmacy with a 3.3 GPA.
Took elective courses in Behavior Modification, Pediatric Pharmacotherapy, and Toxicology.
Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences-
Ambulatory Care, University of Louisville Hospital
Pharmacy Education, University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy
Psychiatric Pharmacy, Genoa Healthcare Pharmacy
Toxicology, Kentucky Poison Control Center
Ambulatory Care Practice, UofL Hospital HIV Clinic
Advanced Community Practice, Norton Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy
Specialty Pharmacy, St. Matthews Specialty Pharmacy
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Completed a Masters of Science in Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy with a Speciality Track in PharmacoEconomics with a 3.8 GPA.
This program prepared me to assess the cost-effectiveness and economic impact of pharmaceuticals and analyze appropriate studies to determine the best course of action. My coursework included exploration of health economics, outcomes research, and pharmacoeconomic principles, providing me with a robust foundation to evaluate and enhance healthcare policies.
Written 6 Papers Entitled:The Costs of Medication Errors, What Are DIR Fees and What are their Costs?, The Bayh-Dole Act, Healthcare Rationing, The Cost effectiveness of Aducanumab, and The Return on Investment of Medical School vs Pharmacy School.
Complete courses include:POP Foundations 1 & 2, Writing for POP, Commercial Applications of Pharmacoeconomic Principles, Quantitative Methods in Evidence-Based Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Health Outcomes, Commercial Applications of Pharmacoeconomic Principles, Pharmacoeconomic Modeling, Pharmacy Benefit Design and Management, Pharmaceutical Microeconomics, and Evidentiary Basis of Pharmaceutical Use
Those who never challenge the system never transform it.
Healthcare is at a crossroads. Costs continue to rise, access remains uneven, and too many communities still face preventable barriers to care. Solving these challenges won’t come from doing things the way we always have. It will take bold leadership—leaders willing to question outdated systems, rethink entrenched processes, and champion big ideas that make care more affordable, more accessible, and more equitable for everyone.
I believe the future of healthcare belongs to innovators who combine analytical rigor with human-centered decision making. Leaders who aren’t afraid to redesign workflows, leverage data intelligently, and push organizations toward smarter, more efficient, patient-focused models. Throughout my career, I’ve been driven by this mindset: challenging norms, elevating quality, and finding solutions that improve both clinical and financial outcomes.
My drive to improve patient care has shaped every step of my professional journey. From first pursuing my PharmD to obtaining my Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Outcomes & Policy, I have always wanted to understand healthcare at a deeper level and find new ways to help patients through smarter systems, better data, and more thoughtful policy. It was that same desire to make a meaningful impact on my community that led me to step into the arena of politics seek public office. At every stage, I’ve been motivated by one question: How can we build a healthcare system that truly works for the people it’s meant to serve?
I believe we can create models of care that reach underserved patients and strengthen the financial health of the organizations that serve them. Innovation and compassion are not opposing forces but complementary ones that when harnessed correctly together can cause an even greater impact. With the right leadership, we can design solutions that expand access, enhance clinical quality, streamline operations, and remain sustainably profitable.
My professional philosophy is grounded in an old truth: “Luck is when preparation meets opportunity.” I prepare relentlessly—for new challenges, new responsibilities, and new chances to make an impact. When the next opportunity comes to transform my community through bold ideas and new ways of thinking, I’ll be ready.