Every day, we provide personalized care, solve complex patient needs, and uphold the highest standards of our profession. It’s a calling. And if you’re as committed to compounding as I am, then I have one question for you: Why not take the next step and apply to become a Fellow of the Alliance for Pharmacy Compounding (FAPC)?
The APC Fellows Program isn’t just a title — it’s a recognition of excellence. It’s a way to set yourself apart, to show your patients, peers, and policymakers that you are dedicated to advancing our profession. And let’s be clear: Pharmacy compounding needs strong leaders now more than ever. Whether we’re advocating for patient access, navigating regulatory challenges, or raising the bar for quality, our voices matter. Fellows of APC stand at the forefront of that mission.
I won’t sugarcoat it — the application process takes time. And it should. Fellowship isn’t given, it’s earned. But if you’re passionate about what we do and ready to be recognized for your expertise and service, I urge you to apply. The deadline for 2025 consideration is March 31, and the process involves an application, an interview, and ultimately, an induction at Compounders on Capitol Hill this September.
It’s an opportunity to be part of something bigger — to join a distinguished group of professionals shaping the future of compounding pharmacy. If that sounds like you, don’t wait. Click here to learn more and start your application, and let’s elevate our profession together.
—Gina
Gina Besteman is director of midwest operations for Belmar Pharma Solutions. She’s based in Madison, Wisconsin. You can reach her at gina@belmarpharma.com.