A day in the life of inspiring team members.
Pride Alliance leader Kelsey Stobbs shares a Day in the Life
Kelsey Stobbs, CPhT , an administrative assistant at Walgreens area office in Louisville, Kentucky, joined Walgreens nearly seven years ago in a part-time role while enrolled in college. Upon graduation, Stobbs moved into a full-time position within the pharmacy, eventually joining a COVID testing site team during the pandemic. While in the stores, Stobbs also met her mentor Jill Harrelson, PharmD, MBA who has been a strong supporter of Stobbs’ career growth.
In a team member feature, Stobbs shares what a typical “Day in the Life” is for her, where she supports leaders overseeing 160 stores in Kentucky and southern Indiana. Her tasks include everything from coordinating immunization classes, troubleshooting needs for store team members, pulling data and more.
In 2021, Stobbs joined Pride Alliance, a Walgreens business resource group (BRG) dedicated to building community and safe resources and practices for LGBTQ+ team members. Today, she serves in a leadership role with the BRG. “Being inspired by Pride Alliance to embrace myself also made me want to get involved more with the group and inspire others. After going to my first Pride festival and realizing how impactful it was to see companies and staples of the neighborhood celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, I started taking the lead to ensure Walgreens had a presence at Pride festivals around Kentucky,” shared Stobbs.
Pharmacy Operations Manager recognized Hometown Hero
Ashley Austin, a Walgreens pharmacy operations manager in Lafeyette, Indiana, was recently recognized as a Hometown Hero by a local news station. Austin joined Walgreens in 2011 as a cashier, growing her career and moving into a pharmacy technician position.
In her current role, she performs pharmacy technician tasks, as well as overseeing the other pharmacy technicians in her store. Austin was recognized as a Hometown Hero due to her excellent patient care and dedication to her work in healthcare. Learn more here.
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VR and Walgreens partnership helps connect job opportunities for people with disabilities
Walgreens is a long-time partner of state DES Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) programs, working to provide people with disabilities training and employment opportunities. A recent news release from the Arizona Department of Economic Security featured Walgreens pharmacy technician Dakota Tidwell, who worked with his local VR to realize his dreams of becoming a pharmacy technician. After completing his pharmacy technician certification, Tidwell worked with the VR to find placement at his local Walgreens, where he’s been employed since March 2024.
Learn more about Tidwell’s work experience with VR program and Walgreens here.
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