NCPA Releases Second Episode of “Show Me” Reality Series

Five-part video series follows real pharmacists as they try to start or improve immunization programs

NCPA December 1, 2022

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Dec. 1, 2022) – The National Community Pharmacists Association today released the second episode of its new educational reality series, “Show Me.” It’s an entertaining video series styled after popular TV makeover shows, only these stars are real pharmacists who need help getting a certain aspect of their business on track. This season the subject is immunizations.

This episode takes us to Wagoner, Okla., where pharmacist Steve Nicholas is looking for help starting a vaccine program from the ground up at the 50-year-old Rogers Drug Company. “Show Me” coach Jonathan Marquess, an owner of multiple stores in Georgia, flew across the country to see if he could help. Can he convince Steve that a vaccination program is an essential revenue stream and build his confidence enough to take the leap? Does life get in the way and keep the Rogers Drug Company team from offering this service to area patients? Watch episode two, titled “Starting From Scratch,” to find out – and to meet Cookie, the world-famous five-legged cow!

The NCPA Innovation Center announced the “Show Me” project, which is sponsored by Pfizer, at the NCPA 2022 Annual Convention in early October. Episodes one and two are now available on NCPA’s YouTube channel, NCPAvids. The first episode received a great reaction among independent pharmacy teams. The remaining three episodes of this season will be released in the coming weeks. Follow on YouTube and on social media @commpharmacy for updates and sneak previews.

NCPA is actively soliciting ideas and sponsors for the next season of “Show Me.” Interested pharmacists, industry professionals, and companies should contact [email protected].

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Founded in 1898, the National Community Pharmacists Association is the voice for the community pharmacist, representing over 19,400 pharmacies that employ nearly 240,000 individuals nationwide. Community pharmacies are rooted in the communities where they are located and are among America’s most accessible health care providers. To learn more, visit www.ncpa.org.

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