Earl W. ‘Bill’ Bradley Award

The Earl W. ‘Bill’ Bradley Award was established in 2006
for ACVP Fellows who have shown outstanding service to veterinary pharmacy.

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    2023 Recipient: Natalie Young, PharmD, FACVP, BCSCP

    [Indianapolis, Indiana, July 11, 2024]  — The American College of Veterinary Pharmacists (ACVP) is proud to announce that Natalie Young, PharmD, FACVP, BCSCP, has been named the recipient of the esteemed Bill Bradley Award. This prestigious accolade recognizes her outstanding contributions to veterinary pharmacy and her unwavering dedication to improving animal healthcare.

    Dr. Young’s exceptional work and leadership in veterinary pharmacy have set her apart as a true pioneer in the industry. Her commitment to excellence and innovation has significantly impacted the veterinary healthcare community, making her a deserving recipient of this distinguished honor.

    After earning her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy, Dr. Natalie Young attained Fellowship in the American College of Veterinary Pharmacists and Board Certification in Compounded Sterile Preparations. Dr. Young’s career has been marked by her passion for advancing the field of veterinary pharmacy through education, research, and clinical practice.

    Dr. Young established the largest veterinary only compounding pharmacy in North Carolina and is now pioneering clinical pharmacy practice in a large private practice veterinary hospital system. She is the director of clinical pharmacy services for Vets Pets, a group of 40 veterinary practices situated across North Carolina.

    As a committed educator, Dr. Young has mentored countless pharmacy students and residents. Dr. Young also is passionate about veterinary pharmacy practice specialization and has been actively involved in the push to have the Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties designate Veterinary Pharmacy Practice as a board-certified pharmacy specialty. In addition to all of this, Dr. Young also teaches a veterinary compounding course at the University of North Carolina Eshelman School of Pharmacy.

    Dr. Young is a passionate advocate for the role of pharmacists in veterinary healthcare. She has been actively involved in professional organizations, working to advance the field and support her colleagues. Dr. Young is a former ACVP Chairperson and currently acts as the ACVP Regulatory and Government Affairs Liaison. She is the Compounding Community Chair for APhA and an active member of the APhA House of Delegates.

    Dr. Young expressed her gratitude for the recognition, stating, “I I am truly honored to receive the Bill Bradley Award from the American College of Veterinary Pharmacists. This award reflects the collaborative efforts of my incredible colleagues and the steadfast support of my family. I remain dedicated to advancing veterinary pharmacy and enhancing the lives of animals and their caregivers.”

    The Earl W. ‘Bill’  Bradley Award is presented annually to an individual who has shown remarkable achievements and leadership in veterinary pharmacy. Named after the legendary figure in veterinary pharmacy, the award honors those who exemplify the highest standards of professional excellence and service.

    The award was presented to Dr. Young at the 2024 Veterinary Pharmacy Conference, held July 11-13, 2024 at the Indianapolis Zoo, where she was recognized among her peers and celebrated for her outstanding achievements.

    The American College of Veterinary Pharmacists is dedicated to advancing the field of veterinary pharmacy through education, research, and advocacy. Our mission is to promote education and leadership of pharmacy professionals in veterinary pharmacotherapy to enhance non-human patient care.

    Previous Recipients

    Recipient Year
    Gigi Davidson & Dinah Jordan 2006
    Calvin Freedman 2007
    Shara Rudner 2008
    Kathleen Taylor 2009
    Gary Wingate 2010
    Jay Watts 2011
    Tom Hunt 2013
    Howard Stark 2015
    Lucy Malmberg 2017
    Steve Leafers 2019
    Susie Bartlemay 2021
    Natalie Young 2023