I completed my undergraduate degree at UNC-Chapel Hill and then went on to earn my Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Campbell University in 2007. My husband Kyle and I came to Asheville in June 2007 so that I could complete an ASHP-accredited PGY-1 Pharmacy Practice residency specializing in ambulatory care. I am very excited to have joined this wonderful MAHEC team after completing my residency in July 2008. I currently support the geriatric fellowship program by providing multiple clinics at both Deerfield Episcopal Retirement Community and Givens Estates United Methodist Retirement Community. I also coordinate continuing education programs at MAHEC for pharmacists and pharmacy technicians in Western North Carolina.

Kyle and I have two cats, Ollie and Buzzy, and are on the road most weekends to visit family and friends. We love the outdoors and are avid sports fans! We are, however, a house divided between the UNC Tarheels (me) and the NC State Wolfpack (Kyle). Go Heels!!!

Mollie received her BS in Biology from Meredith College in 1989 and her Doctor of Pharmacy from UNC School of Pharmacy 1993. She completed an ASHP-Accredited Residency in Geriatrics at the Durham VAMC in 1994 and was recognized as a Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist in 1995. She has been a Clinical Pharmacist Practitioner since 2002. She directs the Department of Pharmacotherapy at MAHEC and is the Assistant Director for the ASHP-Accredited PGY1-Primary Care Residency in collaboration with Mission Hospital. During her years at MAHEC, she has developed the Pharmacotherapy Clinic, Anticoagulation Clinic, and the physician/pharmacist collaborative Osteoporosis Clinic. Mollie works closely with PharmD students and residents and was the recipient of the AHEC Faculty Instructor of the Year for UNC School of Pharmacy in 2007. She is marred to Robert who is a veterinarian in Asheville, and has two energetic young boys, Jacob and Colin. She loves to read and travel and enjoys spending time with her extended family in the Asheville area.

I grew up in Raleigh, NC and received my undergraduate and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. I completed an ASHP accredited residency in Primary Care in 2005 and became Board Certified in Pharmacotherapy in 2006. I work closely with medical residents and faculty as the inpatient pharmacist for the family medicine service at Mission Hospital. I co-coordinate seminars for UNC pharmacy students with Mollie Scott and precept pharmacy students and residents in family medicine. I live in south Asheville with my St. Bernard Casey, and enjoy tennis, golf, volleyball, and hiking. I moved here 4 years ago, and the mountains of North Carolina have become my home. I am a fanatical UNC fan, and love all sports, except baseball.

Areas of interest include anticoagulation, heart failure, smoking cessation, and infectious disease.