Akasha Lawrence

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Pharmacy Technician at Centene Corporation and Pharmacy Intern at Walgreens Makes Waves in the Field

Little Rock, Arkansas - Akasha Lawrence, a dedicated professional in the pharmaceutical industry, has been making significant strides in her career. Since June 2023, she has been serving as a Pharmacy Technician at Centene Corporation, demonstrating her expertise and commitment to providing top-notch pharmaceutical care.

In addition to her role at Centene Corporation, Akasha has been serving as a Pharmacy Intern at Walgreens since March 2022, where she has honed her skills and gained valuable experience in a retail pharmacy setting. Her passion for pharmacy and commitment to patient care have been evident throughout her work, earning her recognition as a rising star in the field.

Prior to her current positions, Akasha served as a laboratory manager of molecular epidemiology in Little Rock, Arkansas, from December 2020 to September 2022. Her experience in managing laboratory operations and conducting research has equipped her with a strong foundation in the scientific aspects of the pharmaceutical industry.

Akasha’s journey in the field of pharmacy began with her pursuit of an Associate’s Degree in Biology/Biological Sciences at the University of Arkansas - Pulaski Technical College, where she excelled and achieved a Grade B. Building on her academic success, she enrolled at Harding University to pursue a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Degree, where she is expected to graduate in May 2026.

With her dedication to learning, passion for patient care, and strong work ethic, Akasha Lawrence is poised to make a lasting impact in the pharmacy industry. Her commitment to excellence and drive for continuous improvement set her apart as a standout professional in the field.

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