Sarah is a native of Arkansas. She completed her pre-pharmacy work at the University of Central Arkansas and completed her Doctorate of Pharmacy at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 2007. Following pharmacy school she completed a Community Pharmacy Residency at Reeves-Sain Drug Store in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. At Lipscomb she specializes in Ambulatory Care and Women's Health She has a practice site at Faith Family Medical Center where she takes IPPE and APPE students throughout the year. Sarah teaches Medication Therapy Management, Non-Prescription Medications and Devices and Women's Health. 

She is married to Carlos and has an 11 year old son Luke.  In her free time she enjoys crafting, swimming, going to her son's baseball games and watching reality television. 

Dr. Justin Kirby is a native of middle Tennessee having grown up in Lafayette before moving to Cookeville for college and, ultimately, to Nashville for pharmacy school. He remained in Nashville after completing his pharmacy education and residency training. He is currently the PGY1 Community-based Pharmacy Residency Program Director, and he also serves as the faculty advisor for the student chapters of the National Community Pharmacy Association and the American Pharmacists Association-Academy of Student Pharmacists.

Additionally, Dr. Kirby is the Chair of the Middle Tennessee Diabetes Coalition, the PENCIL partner faculty liaison for the pharmacy technician course at John Overton High School, and a committee member on the Tennessee Pharmacists Association's Legislative and Regulatory Committee.

He is married to Brittany, and in his free time he enjoys sports, fitness, and traveling.