Sharmila Ahmed is originally from Burnsville, MN. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in biology from The College of St. Scholastica and her Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Minnesota. Her work in adult foster care led her to pursue pharmacy, and during pharmacy school, she interned with Walgreens and St. Joseph’s Hospital. Her clinical interests include psychiatry, internal medicine, and transitions of care. Outside of work, Sharmila enjoys running, skiing and gathering with friends and family.

Maggie Mason is from Spring Grove, IL. She attended the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities where she received her Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness with minors in Addiction Studies and Pharmacology. She continued her education at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities and received her Doctorate of Pharmacy. Maggie worked for Children’s Minnesota Hospital and CVS/Target pharmacy as a pharmacy intern throughout pharmacy school. Her clinical interests include mental health and pediatrics. In her free time she enjoys playing board games and yard games, going for walks, and hanging out with friends, family and any furry friends!

Kayla Reuter is from Bloomington, MN. She received her Doctor of Pharmacy from Drake University with concentration in diabetes management in May 2021. Kayla worked for CVS pharmacy as a pharmacy intern throughout pharmacy school. Her clinical interests include internal medicine, endocrinology, and transitions of care. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, reading, and trying new foods and restaurants.

Riley Steenhoek is from Hutchinson, Minnesota. He attended North Dakota State University where he received his bachelors in pharmaceutical sciences and his doctorate of pharmacy in 2021. Riley has a strong clinical interest in oncology and administration. Riley worked as an intern at Sanford Health, Walgreens, and Essentia Health throughout pharmacy school. In his free time, he enjoys running, exercising, finding new local restaurants, watching sports and eating ice cream.