Our residency program is guided by a diverse team of preceptors, including experienced pharmacists and esteemed health system leaders. Their expertise and mentorship are instrumental in shaping the ultimate learning experience and fostering professional growth for our residents.
Jody Beach PharmD, BCGP, BCACP
Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Manager and PGY2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency Program Director-Population Health
Jody is a graduate of the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia with a Doctorate in Pharmacy. She is dual board-certified in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy and Geriatric Pharmacy. Jody has over twenty years of pharmacy experience which includes retail, hospital, hospice, and managed care. Her clinical site is a rotation for pharmacy students at the University of the Sciences and Jefferson College of Pharmacy. Jody has done consulting work for Lilly Pharmaceuticals and the University of the Sciences.
As the Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Manager & PGY-2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency Program Director Jody has direct oversite of the ambulatory pharmacy team. Jody focuses on all medication aspects in the ambulatory setting. Some of the programs Jody has initiated include consulting pharmacy services at Inspira LIFE, integrating pharmacy services in primary care, integrating pharmacy services in outpatient pulmonary, implementing outpatient antimicrobial stewardship, implementing Pharmacist Driven Continuous Glucose Monitoring Service Line, reviewing and monitoring all medication metrics in value base program contracts. Jody is currently the preceptor population health rotations for pharmacy and medical residents.
Beth Anne Rambo, MBA
Director of Ambulatory Quality and Patient Safety-Inspira Medical Centers
Beth Anne Rambo is the Ambulatory Director of Quality and Patient Safety for Inspira Health based in Mullica Hill, New Jersey. Beth provides leadership and facilitation for quality and patient safety initiatives across Inspira’s ambulatory services. In her role , Beth spearheads work around medication safety with a focus on antimicrobial and opioid stewardship as well partnering with operations to support HEIDS outcomes. As a High Reliability Organization (HRO) Instructor for the health system Beth has assisted in training over 5,000 employees and medical staff in the HRO principles and tools.
Beth received her Bachelor of Science from Wilmington University in Wilmington, Delaware and earned a master’s in business administration from Eastern University in St. David’s, Pennsylvania. She is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt.
Anne Neely RPh, BCPS
Clinical Pharmacist -IMC-Mullica Hill
Anne is a 1983 graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. She has been with Inspira Health since 2003. Anne has over 30 years of inpatient pharmacy experience having previously worked at Crozer Chester Medical Center, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Cooper University Hospital. Anne enjoys educating patients on a level they can understand. This led to Anne obtaining her Medication Therapy Management Certification. Anne took an active role in care coordination rounds on the floors using her certification. In December of 2018, she earned her board certification in pharmacotherapy. The following December, Anne accepted the position of the first Oncology pharmacist for Inspira’s Leading Edge Cancer Center in Mullica Hill. Anne is involved in chemotherapy teaching for new patients prior to their treatment initiation. She also volunteers for Cancer Survivors Day annually at Green Branch Park. She has served as an IPPE preceptor for Jefferson College of Pharmacy and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. Anne enjoys teaching future pharmacists about oncology medications and showing compassion for her patients.
Adam Singh, PharmD
Retail Pharmacy Manager-IMC-Mullica Hill
Adam is a 2009 graduate of the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. After graduating cum laude and receiving the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Scholarship award, Adam began his career as a retail pharmacist for Target Pharmacy in New Jersey. Gaining additional licenses in Pennsylvania and Delaware, Adam was a valuable district resource and trainer for the tri-state area. In 2009, Adam opened the Target Christiana Mall store in Delaware as the Pharmacy Manager. While in Delaware, Adam was chosen to be the face of Target Pharmacy’s national flu campaign appearing on in-store displays, online/mobile platforms, and print ads throughout the United States during 2014. In 2015, Adam became pharmacy manager in his hometown of Turnersville, New Jersey, which later was acquired by CVS Pharmacy. Providing excellent customer service and experience, Adam and his team earned back-to-back Best of Washington Township-Best Pharmacy for 2018 and 2019. In 2020, Adam joined Inspira Health Network to launch Inspira Health Pharmacy Mullica Hill, an outpatient retail pharmacy servicing Inspira employees, the general public, and patients within the hospital via the Meds-To-Bed program. Training and teaching have been a cornerstone in Adam’s career as a pharmacist, and currently he acts as a preceptor for multiple pharmacy schools in the area for APPE and IPPE rotations.
Lauren Pino, PharmD, BCPS
Clinical Pharmacy Manager and PGY1 Pharmacy Residency Program Director, IMC-Mullica Hill
Lauren started her career at Inspira Health in 2007 as a pharmacy intern at Inspira Medical Center Woodbury. Upon graduation from University of the Sciences in 2011, Lauren transitioned to full time staff pharmacist at Cape Regional Medical Center. She later joined Inspira Health as a staff pharmacist in January 2012 at the Vineland campus. In July 2015 Lauren earned her board certification in pharmacotherapy. In 2017 she accepted a new position as the Pharmacy Clinical Manager, and she now serves as the Pharmacy Residency Program Director. Lauren coordinates the activities of the hospital’s Pharmacy & Therapeutics Committee. She is also actively involved in various multidisciplinary hospital committees. Lauren is an active member of NJSHP, ASHP and ACCP.
Lauren is passionate about educating future pharmacists. She was awarded Preceptor of the Year in2021 from University of the Sciences and was also selected to receive the 2021 Preceptor of the Year from the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. She serves as a preceptor for multiple area pharmacy schools for both IPPE and APPE pharmacy students. Lauren is responsible for oversight of clinical activities of the department as well as working with the Director of Pharmacy to maintain standards for medication management.
Edward, Dix, PharmD, FAB
System Director of Pharmacy-Inspira Medical Centers
Ed is the Director of Pharmacy for Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill. He began his career with Inspira Health in 2005 as the Assistant Director of Pharmacy for Inspira Medical Center Woodbury, in which he oversaw the day-to-day operations of the pharmacy department. In 2008, Ed received an adjunct faculty appointment as assistant professor of pharmacy practice at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy until 2016. In 2013, Ed was honored with being awarded “Outstanding Adjunct Faculty of the Year Award”. With his leadership and innovation skills Ed portrayed, he became the Director of Pharmacy for Inspira Medical Center Woodbury in 2016. Over the next 3 years Ed worked extensively on the planning, designing, and the successful opening of Inspira Health’s new 365-million-dollar state-of-the- art medical center, Leading Edge Cancer Center in Mullica Hill, and the Inspira Retail Pharmacy of Mullica Hill. In 2021, Ed was selected as the 2020-2021 Inspira Director of the Year. Ed is an active member of ASHP and NJSHP. He is the current president of the NJSHP for the 2022-2023 term. Ed precepts the PGY1 pharmacy administration and leadership residency rotations and the PGY2 Service Line rotation. He is looks forward to developing the next generation of pharmacy leaders.
Sabrina Romean RPh, JD
Director of Pharmacy-IMC Vineland and IMC Elmer
Sabrina has been with Inspira Health since 2004. She began her Inspira career as a staff pharmacist, was promoted to manager in 2012 and operations manager for Vineland and Elmer in 2014. She became Director of Pharmacy in March 2015. Sabrina graduated as a dual major (BS in Pharmacy and BS in Biology) from the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. She received her Juris Doctor degree from Rutgers School of Law, Camden and recently completed MBA coursework at a joint Inspira/St. Joseph’s University program. Sabrina oversees 4 campuses, managing more than 60 employees, including the Vineland Retail Pharmacy. She sits on numerous committees (Value Analysis, Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, Medication Performance Improvement Committee, Ethics Committee, and Employee Patient Connection Committee.) Sabrina is responsible for managing a multi-million-dollar pharmacy budget, while promoting safety and stewardship. She was awarded the NJSHP Gregory A. Santora Pharmacist of the Year Leadership Award in April 2022. She also enjoys volunteering in the NICU as a cuddler for our smallest patients.
Laura Korz, PharmD, BCPS
Clinical Pharmacist-IMC-Mullica Hill
After completing her PGY1 Pharmacy residency, Laura joined Inspira in 2019 as a staff pharmacist. She helped with Inspira Mullica Hill’s PGY1 pharmacy residency by serving as the program's first internal medicine and cardiology preceptor. In 2022, Laura started a pilot discharge pharmacist
program that successfully reduced hospital readmissions, leading to the approval of a dedicated transitions of care clinical pharmacist position in which she currently serves. Laura is passionate about working with residents, both teaching and learning from them. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, being outdoors, and visiting the beach.
Jennifer Lihach PharmD, BCPS
Clinical Pharmacist-IMC-Mullica Hill
Dr. Lihach graduated from Rutgers University- Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy in 2008. After graduating from Rutgers University, she worked for Atlantic Health System at Morristown Medical Center for seven years. She joined the Inspira Health Network in May 2015, where she worked as a staff pharmacist and residency preceptor at the Vineland campus. She later joined the Mullica Hill team as a clinical pharmacist. She currently serves as the preceptor for Inspira Mullica Hill PGY1 Internal Medicine 1, Internal Medicine 2, and Emergency Medicine. She is also the Internal Medicine preceptor for the Inspira PGY2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Residency Program. Dr. Lihach earned her Board Certification in Pharmacotherapy in 2017 and appreciates opportunities to continue her own personal growth. Over the years Dr. Lihach has participated in multiple resident research projects. She has served as part of the Residency Advisory Committee for both Vineland and Mullica over the past six years. She actively participates in various multidisciplinary hospital committees and performance improvement initiatives. Dr. Lihach thoroughly enjoys her role within the pharmacy at Mullica Hill and is enthusiastic about assisting future pharmacists in their educational journey.
Megan Allain, MPH, CHES
Director of Community Impact-Community Relations
Megan Allain, MPH, CHES is the Director of Community Impact at Inspira. In this role Megan is charged with operationalizing the Community Health Needs Assessment, a report documenting the community’s perception of needs which include; obesity, substance abuse, mental & behavioral health, access to clinical care, and transportation. Leveraging partnerships, the Community Impact Department coordinates efforts within the network and the counties in which we serve.
Previously, as Vice President of Community Impact at the United Way of Greater Mercer County Megan oversaw program implementation. For 5 years she worked with a diverse team to assess community need to develop impactful approaches to the organization’s work. Prior to joining the UWGMC in September of 2014, Megan worked for the American Red Cross Sandy Recovery team where she gained critical experience around community engagement and capacity building.
Graduating at the top of her class at Montclair State University, Megan received her Masters of Public Health with a concentration in Community Health Education. She is also a Certified Health Education Specialist who has over 15 years of experience providing community outreach and education.
As Director of Community Impact, Megan is continuously working to build relationships and strengthen existing partnerships. She can be reached at allainm@ihn.org.
Krystyna Sienkiewicz, MBA
AVP, Value-Based Care-Inspira Medical Centers
Krystyna is a graduate of Stockton University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Rowan University with a Master of Business Administration. She also has her Black Belt in Lean Six Sigma from Villanova University. Krystyna began her career as a project coordinator at Underwood-Memorial Hospital. She spent fourteen years at Inspira Health serving in Community Relations, the Foundation, Operations Consulting and Population Health before moving into her current role.
As the Assistant Vice President of Value-Based Care in Mullica Hill, NJ, Krystyna has direct oversight of Inspira’s Population Health department, Physician Hospital Organization (PHO) and Accountable Care Organization (ACO). Krystyna focuses on practice engagement and meeting program requirements to help transition the care delivery model for providers to a value-based environment. She received recognition from Caravan Health as a winner of the 2022 Caravan Health ACO Champion of the Year Population Health Pioneer Award.
Joseph DeAssis PharmD, BCACP
Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacist-Population Health
Joey has been a key member of Inspira Health since 2022, serving as the first PGY-2 Ambulatory Care Pharmacy Resident. He graduated from the University of the Sciences Philadelphia College of Pharmacy in 2021 and completed his PGY-1 residency at Virtua Health System before joining Inspira Health for his PGY-2 training. At Inspira Health, Joey focuses on several areas including outpatient antimicrobial stewardship, the research council, and network-wide opioid stewardship. He also serves as the in-house geriatrics consulting pharmacist for the Inspira LIFE program, working closely with providers to optimize medication therapy management. In addition, Joey has been instrumental in implementing a program for continuous glucose monitoring in primary care settings. His practice sites include 5 primary care offices. Joey is a Board-Certified Ambulatory Care Pharmacist and serves as a preceptor for both the ambulatory care rotation for IMC-Mullica Hill PGY-1s and various rotations in the PGY-2 program, including family medicine, pulmonary, and diabetes in primary care. Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Joey enjoys playing guitar, exploring new restaurants, and playing beach volleyball in his free time.
Craig Sastic PharmD, MBA, BCPS
Antimicrobial Stewardship Pharmacist – IMC-Vineland
Craig has been at Inspira Health since 2010 and serves as the preceptor for the longitudinal Antimicrobial Stewardship rotation. Following graduation from the Rutgers University Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy in 2010, Craig has served as the Inspira Antimicrobial Stewardship pharmacist. He completed a certification in Antimicrobial Stewardship through the Society of Infectious Disease Pharmacists in 2012, became board certified in pharmacotherapy in 2014, and graduated with his Master of Business Administration degree from Centenary University in 2020. Craig currently serves as the co-chair of the network wide inpatient Antimicrobial Stewardship Committee and is a member of both the Ambulatory Antimicrobial Stewardship and Infection Control Committees.
Cody Ore, PharmD, MPH, BCPS, CPPS
AVP of Clinical Informatics-Inspira Medical Centers
Cody Ore, AVP of Clinical Informatics at Inspira Health, brings over 12 years of dynamic experience at the intersection of clinical practice, informatics, and process improvement.
He began his healthcare journey as a hospital-based pharmacist. During this time, Cody became involved with many councils and initiatives and interned in population health while pursuing his Masters. He received the NJHA's Excellence in Quality Improvement award for his work in diabetes education and helped start the organization's first pharmacist residency program. He would later go on to serve has the health system's pharmacy subject matter expert during its conversion to a new EHR platform.
Cody transitioned into clinical informatics where he worked with multidisciplinary teams to integrate clinical insights with advanced technology, enhancing patient care and organizational efficiency. His efforts in data analysis and reporting supported data-driven decision-making and continuous improvement in patient outcomes and clinical practices. He continues to chair the Clinical Decision Support Governance Committee that oversees the development and implementation of evidence-based tools designed to enhance clinical decision-making, ensuring that healthcare providers have access to the most accurate and up-to-date information at the point of care.
As a pharmacist with a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification, Cody has evolved from a clinical role into a pivotal leader in healthcare transformation, demonstrating profound expertise in leveraging informatics and technology to drive strategic initiatives. He currently chairs the EHR Governance Board and spoke at Beckers Health IT Conference on the future evolution of healthcare leaders. He firmly believes in focusing on process and taking a holistic approach to designing workflows, ensuring that every element is considered to create efficient, effective, and sustainable systems.
