Connecting, Collaborating, and Creating Change—Together.

TPA is hitting the road! TPA partners with district pharmacy associations across Tennessee to bring important updates, meaningful conversations, and practical resources directly to you each Fall. These events are your chance to hear directly from TPA, share what matters most to you, and collaborate on the future of pharmacy in Tennessee.

Each TPA on the Road with the Districts evening program will feature:

• An update from TPA executive leadership on the latest statewide advocacy, initiatives, and opportunities impacting pharmacy practice.
• Active discussions designed to spark conversation, share experiences, and provide actionable resources you can take back to your practice.
• Networking and connections with colleagues in your district, building stronger relationships within the profession.

And because no good conversation happens on an empty stomach, dinner will be provided, with generous support from industry partners.

2026 Schedule and Registrations: 

-First District Pharmacists Association: Johnson City, October 8

-Nashville Area Pharmacists Association (NAPA): Nashville, October 21 | REGISTER

-Chattanooga Area Pharmacists Society (CAPS): Chattanooga, October 29 | REGISTER

-Memphis Area Pharmacy Society (MAPS): Memphis, November 12 | REGISTRATION COMING SOON

-Clarksville Area Pharmacy Association (CAPA): Clarksville, November 17 | REGISTER

-Tennessee Valley Pharmacists Association: Knoxville, TBD

-District 4: Upper Cumberland Pharmacists Association: Cookeville, TBD

-District 5: Manchester/Tullahoma, TBD

-West Tennessee Pharmacists Association: Jackson, TBD

Watch for more dates of the 2026 TPA on Tour!

CE Programming Information:

Title: TPA on Tour 2026 – Raising the Standard, Practice with Purpose

Learning Objectives for Pharmacists & Pharmacy Technicians: 

1. Describe the key principles of a standard of care regulatory framework and differentiate it from traditional rule-based approaches to pharmacy regulation.
2. Identify how a standard of care regulatory framework may influence the day-to-day responsibilities, professional judgment, and decision-making of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians across various practice settings.
3. Apply standard of care principles to patient care and pharmacy operations scenarios to evaluate appropriate actions that promote safe, effective, and patient-centered care.
4. Develop effective strategies for communicating with legislators and other policymakers about the role of a standard of care regulatory framework in advancing patient care and the future of pharmacy practice.

UAN: 0575-0000-26-116-L03-P/T
Hours: 1.0