Christopher Woodring, PharmD, RPh
Christopher Woodring serves as Chief Pharmacy Officer at Trillium Health, where he leads operations across two retail pharmacies and a specialty/home delivery pharmacy, in addition to managing contract pharmacy relationships. Dr. Woodring oversees all aspects of pharmacy operations across multiple sites – including budgeting, quality assurance, contracting, credentialing, purchasing, and third-party billing.
Dr. Woodring graduated from the Wegmans School of Pharmacy at St. John Fisher University, and he joined Trillium Health in 2008. He is nationally recognized for his expertise with the 340B Drug Pricing Program. Throughout his tenure, he has overseen Trillium’s pharmacy securing URAC specialty and mail service pharmacy accreditation.
Beyond operations, Christopher is actively engaged in advocacy, working directly with federal and state officials to advance pharmacy-related initiatives. Dr. Woodring serves on the Executive Committee of Ryan White Clinics for 340B Access, and he is a member of the Advocacy Committee and the Operations Committee. He is also a member of the New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute’s Drug User Health Working Group, the New York State AIDS Advisory Council’s Long-Acting Injectable Subgroup, Monroe County Medical Society’s Pharmacy Working Group, Save New York Safety Net’s Contract Pharmacy Subcommittee, and the Rochester Pharmacy Access Coalition. In addition, he has served on the Finger Lakes Region’s Vaccination Hub.
Dr. Woodring is a graduate of the Healthcare Business Academy Fellowship Program at NorthStar Network, the High Impact Management Program at Coleman Associates, and 340B University at Apexus. He has presented at conferences hosted by the New York State AIDS Institute, the University of Washington’s A1 Learning Collaborative, 340B Health, and 340B Grantees.
Dr. Woodring was awarded the Dean’s Medal from the Wegmans School of Pharmacy at St. John Fisher University, and he serves as a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council. He also received the Health Care Hero Award for the COVID-19 Task Force from the Rochester Business Journal.