Chris Antypas joined the MJ team as lead pharmacy consultant within our Benefits Consulting department and brings over a decade of industry experience with him. In his role, Chris and his team work to provide value and unparalleled service to our clients while helping them navigate the complex pharmacy landscape in alignment with their unique company goals.
With over 14 years as a practicing pharmacist, Chris is responsible for supporting the development and implementation of high-quality and cost-effective strategies surrounding pharmacy, wellness, and medical care. Chris brings a diverse set of thoughts and recommendations as a result of his tenure as a clinical pharmacist, consultant, and pharmacy owner. His approach is rooted in putting the client and their employees first, making him a great fit for the MJ team and our clients.
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