Celena Richardson, BSN, RN, PharmD

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Leading with Passion and Expertise

Celena Richardson, a distinguished Pharmacist with a Doctorate in Pharmacy from Campbell University, is revolutionizing the healthcare landscape in Charlotte, NC. With an extensive educational background and a deep-rooted commitment to her community, Celena Richardson is a beacon of hope for patients in need of expert care and guidance.

With a strong foundation in nursing and a newfound passion for pharmacology, Celena brings a unique perspective to her practice. Her memberships in prestigious organizations such as Kappa Epsilon, American Society of Health-System Pharmacists, and the American Pharmacists Association showcase her commitment to excellence in the field.

When asked about her success, Celena attributes it to her unwavering dedication to giving back to her community. From a young age, she recognized the importance of accessible healthcare and medications, which fueled her desire to make a difference. Despite facing numerous challenges, including juggling full-time nursing work with pharmacy school, Celena persevered with grace and determination. Her story is a testament to the fact that age is no barrier to achieving one's dreams, and with faith and resilience, anything is possible.

Her values of communication, safety, and trust resonate in every interaction with her patients, setting her apart as a compassionate and dedicated healthcare provider. With a heart full of empathy and a mind brimming with knowledge, Celena is poised to elevate the standard of care in her community and beyond.

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