2026 Officers
Margeaux (Maggie) Byrd
President
Margeaux (Maggie) Byrd is a Clinical Pharmacist at Providence Medical Group. Her local clinical background includes Providence Pharmacotherapy Clinic and Valley Medical Hospital. Prior to moving back to her childhood town of Spokane, Maggie completed her residency at MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup, WA and spent the beginning of her profession as an Emergency and Critical Care Pharmacist in the Seattle Area. She received her Doctor of Pharmacy at the University of Montana – Health Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Her passion is process improvement, leadership, and utilizing interdisciplinary relationships to optimize healthcare. Outside of work, Maggie stays busy with her 4 kids and her community.
Steve Webbenhurst, Pharm.D.
Executive Vice President
Steven Webbenhurst works at the Walgreens Health System Pharmacy on the Deaconess Hospital Campus in Spokane. He has called Spokane home since 1993. He graduated from South Dakota State University and began his career in retail pharmacy working in West Texas. He has held several roles with Walgreens over the years including Pharmacy Supervisor for Eastern Washington, North Idaho and Montana. In addition to being a preceptor for both IPPE and APPE students, he has taught pharmacology at North Idaho College and continues to be the pharmacist advisor for their technician program. He is also an APHA Immunization Instructor and also an instructor for WSU’s Technician Immunization Program for Idaho. In his free time, he enjoys traveling and spending time on his sailboat.
Velai Her, Student
Secretary/Student Representative
I’m Velai Her, born and raised in Appleton, WI. I moved to Spokane, WA in the summer of 2023 and am currently studying at Washington State University College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. My interest in pharmacy started when I had to translate and explain medical terms to my parents. That experience inspired me to help make healthcare easier to understand for people in underserved communities. In my free time, I like collecting Pokémon cards and aquascaping.
Sierra VanDerPol, Student
Secretary/Student Representative
Hi, my name is Sierra! I am currently a student at the Washington State College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. I’m originally from the great city of Sheboygan, WI, the “Malibu of the Midwest.” I completed my Bachelor of Science at Whitworth University right here in Spokane in 2024 before deciding to combine my love for patient care and science by pursuing pharmacy. I currently work with Walgreens and Kootenai Health in their inpatient pharmacy. After graduation, I hope to pursue a residency in ambulatory care or in the hospital setting. I signed up for SPA right away as a PY1, hoping to share my passion for the Spokane community. In my free time, I enjoy visiting record stores to expand my vinyl collection and hiking in the beautiful state parks around Washington.
Board of Managers
Alex Stumphauzer, Pharm.D.
Co-CE Chair
I am originally from the Chicago suburbs, but went to pharmacy school at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa. After graduation, I went on to complete my PGY-1 and infectious diseases PGY-2 in St. Louis, Missouri. My wife (also a pharmacist) was hired by Kootenai Health, which is how I found myself in the inland Northwest! I just recently started at Deaconess in Spokane as a clinical pharmacist. My interests in pharmacy include infectious diseases and academia. Outside of pharmacy, I like to relax with my 2 cats or play ultimate frisbee.
Janice Poe
Co-CE Chair
Born and raised in the foothills of Mt. Rainier, I moved to Eastern Washington a bit over 20 years ago. For the past 15 or so years, I have lived in Spokane near the Idaho border. I graduated from EWU followed by pharmacy school at WSU, graduating in 2022. College was a later in life opportunity for which I am extremely grateful. I previously worked as a medical transcriptionist and caregiver for the mentally and physically challenged as well as elderly. Professionally I am currently in transition. I worked at Rite Aid before and after graduation, but have taken some time away from work for medical issues. I am currently preparing to return to work with the goal of pursuing a residency in ambulatory care. Although my pharmacy experience to date has been in retail I am very interested in ambulatory care, geriatrics, and infectious diseases. I also enjoy volunteering with the Medical Reserve Corp of North Idaho. On a personal note, I am passionate about animals and children. I enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, 4-wheelers, horseback riding and gardening. As for the indoors, reading, video games, and craft projects are how I spend my rare moments of spare time.
Connor Capdeville
CE Co-Chair
Born in the San Joaquin valley, raised in the Portland metro area, and Spokanite by choice. Former professional bartender and still an amateur musician. On my second career and happy to be here. My professional interests lie in ambulatory care, cardiology pharmacy, and mentoring healthcare learners. My personal interests lie in music, sports, and most importantly, cats.
Hyeyoung Jung
CE Co-Chair
My name is Hyeyoung (pronunciation is hey-young) Jung and I am the CE Co-Chair. I was born and raised in South Korea and moved to Seattle in high school. I graduated from the University of Washington School of Pharmacy and moved to Spokane in 2024 for my PGY-1 residency at MultiCare Deaconess Hospital. I currently work as a clincial pharmacist as one of the core pharmacists in the evening and love being involved in patient care. Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, reading, watching shows and traveling.
Lexie Powell
WSU Rep
Lexie Powell is a pharmacist & faculty member at Washington State University’s College of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences. She has experience in both community and ambulatory care pharmacy with a focus on geriatrics. Lexie serves as the Director for the Applied Patient Care Lab Series at WSU, is the primary instructor for the PY3 lab series, and advises the SPA Student Representatives. She is a dancer and choreographer, black lab enthusiast, and advocate for the pharmacy profession. As an educator and artist, Lexie is passionate about the interconnectedness of art & science and strives to highlight the importance of both in all of her roles.
James Hendrix-Ward
Co-Annual Meeting Chair
James Hendrix-Ward serves as annual event co-chair on the SPA board. He graduated from WSU College of Pharmacy in 2018 and is the Pharmacy Operations Manager at NEW Health. He is also a member of the WSU Rural Health Initiative and has a background in various rural pharmacy practice settings across Eastern WA.
Anna Mucker
Co-Annual Meeting Chair
Josh Ecksteen
Technician Representative
My name is Josh Ecksteen, I’ve been a pharmacy technician for 10 years in Spokane, Washington. I currently work at Deaconess inpatient pharmacy. I am very passionate about the practices of being a Pharmacy Technician. I have one fur baby named Lily, she’s a bundle of joy and loves being around people. I’m also very involved in helping technicians develop their practice into a bigger scope and bringing the attention of our hard and dedicated work to the community of Spokane and Washington state. I look forward to working alongside these board members of SPA as we continue to grow and bring more pharmacy awareness to everyone!
Elizabeth Satterwhite
Immediate Past President
Elizabeth (Liz) Satterwhite is an ambulatory care staff pharmacist at Providence Sacred Heart Pharmacotherapy Clinic. Liz grew up in North Carolina and moved to Portland, OR in 2014 followed by a move to Spokane in 2018 to start pharmacy school. Liz and her husband Travis fell in love with Spokane after moving there and plan to live in the Spokane area long-term. After pharmacy school, Liz completed an ambulatory care focused PGY-1 residency at the site where she is now a staff pharmacist. Liz received her BCACP (board certified ambulatory care pharmacist) in January 2026. Liz is passionate about making genuine connections with patients and helping them understand their disease states and medications. When not working, Liz can usually be found outside gardening during the summer or inside reading a book during the winter. Liz and her husband Travis are proud cat parents to 10 rescue cats!
Jennifer Miller, Pharm.D.
Treasurer
Jennifer Miller graduated from Western Washington University with a Bachelor of Science in biochemistry in 2010 and from Washington State University with a Doctor of Pharmacy in 2015. She went on to pursue a PGY1 residency at the WSU College of Pharmacy working on a grant-funded project which aimed to increase patient access to care by expanding pharmacists-provided patient care services across Washington state. After completion of the PGY1 Residency, she was hired to continue working on the project as part of a two-year academia/research fellowship which is where she currently works. In addition to her work at WSU, Jennifer works as a float pharmacist for Rosauers in the Spokane area. Although a transplant to the Spokane area, she is now deeply rooted in the community and plans to spend her career as a pharmacist in the Inland Northwest. In her free time she enjoys baking, hiking, reading, playing video games, and spending time with family and friends.
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