Dr. Phung On earned her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from MCPHS University. Following graduation, Dr. On went on to complete a PGY1 Pharmacy Practice Residency with a focus in Transitions of Care through the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and AccessCare, a network of Community Care of North Carolina. Dr. On is currently an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at MCPHS University School of Pharmacy – Boston and serves as a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist in Transitions of Care at Barbara McInnis House, a medical respite for Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program.

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Dr. On has been actively involved with APhA since she was a student pharmacist. She will always contribute her involvement within APhA to her professional accomplishments. When she joined MCPHS University as a faculty in 2015, she knew she wanted to serve as an Advisor of the MCPHS APhA-ASP chapter in Boston. As an Advisor, Dr. On enjoys mentoring and supporting APhA-ASP members as they seek to fulfill the purpose and mission of the MCPHS APhA-ASP chapter. 

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“Being part of APhA-ASP is much more than just being a member of a large professional organization. You will gain experiences that you may not have experienced otherwise. Further, you will develop lifelong relationships with so many individuals you’ll meet from being involved with APhA-ASP. I would encourage all student pharmacists to take advantage of the opportunity to be part of an amazing organization.”