Current and Past Interns

NiQuava is a pharmacy student at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy. She is originally from Beaufort, South Carolina, and has a strong interest in ambulatory care with a passion for using pharmacy as a tool to improve long-term health outcomes in underserved communities. I witnessed firsthand the challenges patients face when accessing healthcare, which inspired me to pursue a career in pharmacy with a focus on leadership and service. Through the Duke Clinical Pharmacy Leadership Program, I gained valuable insight into health system operations, participated in high-level discussions with hospital leaders, and explored different areas of health-system pharmacy practice. I gained a deeper understanding of health system operations and strengthened my leadership skills. Most importantly, I discovered that I want to pursue a future in pharmacy leadership within ambulatory care, where I can help shape patient-centered services and improve chronic disease management on a broader scale.

Quanshaul J. Vinson is a proud native of Wilson’s Mills, North Carolina. He earned his Associate of Science degree from Johnston Community College and his Bachelor of Science degree from East Carolina University. Currently, Quan is a distinguished tri-degree student at the Campbell University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences, pursuing a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), Master of Science Public Health (MSPH), and Master of Business Administration (MBA). Balancing the demanding coursework of three graduate programs, Quan also stands out as an accomplished leader among his peers. His accolades and leadership roles include serving as the Inaugural Leadership Intern (2024) at Duke University Hospital Pharmacy, Chapter President of Kappa Epsilon (2024), and Chapter President for SNPhA. Additionally, he serves nationally as the Region 2 Facilitator for SNPhA and as a Board of Directors Member-at-Large for the Phi Lambda Sigma Leadership Society. Quan’s passions extend beyond the classroom. He has a deep love for travel and enjoys learning about other cultures. In 2022, he studied abroad in Ghana, where he collaborated with public health and medical teams in rural communities to advance health initiatives and promote access to care.