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Posted On: 11/29/2018 10:42:05 AM
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Rainmaker and Policymaker
One of the original members and directors of the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs, Dr. Dalton is responsible for the standards that pharmacies use across the United States to transmit prescriptions.
He has served as a board member for organizations such as the Blue Shield of Pennsylvania, United Way, and National Association of Chain Drug Stores, University of Maryland Bio-park and Hospital boards and founder of the National Minority Health Association.
In recognition of his public service, Dr. Dalton has received a Medal of Freedom, the highest honor given by the United States Senate, and an award from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators.
The Black CEO Hall Of Fame inducted Dr. Dalton in 2006 and his hometown in Grafton, West Virginia, where Mother’s Day began, has honored him. He was inducted into the Taylor County School’s Hall of Fame in 2013 and inducted into West Virginia School of Pharmacy Centennial Hall of Fame 2014
One of the original members and directors of the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs, Dr. Dalton is responsible for the standards that pharmacies use across the United States to transmit prescriptions.
He has served as a board member for organizations such as the Blue Shield of Pennsylvania, United Way, and National Association of Chain Drug Stores, University of Maryland Bio-park and Hospital boards and founder of the National Minority Health Association.
In recognition of his public service, Dr. Dalton has received a Medal of Freedom, the highest honor given by the United States Senate, and an award from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators.
The Black CEO Hall Of Fame inducted Dr. Dalton in 2006 and his hometown in Grafton, West Virginia, where Mother’s Day began, has honored him. He was inducted into the Taylor County School’s Hall of Fame in 2013 and inducted into West Virginia School of Pharmacy Centennial Hall of Fame 2014
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