Meet the Preceptors
Megan Martin, PharmD
Residency Program Director
Learning Experiences: Education, Patient Care, Pharmacy Practice, Professional Development
As a Pittsburg native, Megan is committed to serving the southeast Kansas community. Inspired by the impact her father had on his patients, Megan pursued pharmacy and earned her undergraduate degree from Pittsburg State University in 2013 and her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Kansas in 2015.
Megan is dedicated to pharmacy education and developing pharmacists into clinically skilled and compassionate professionals. Her approach to resident growth includes structured mentorship, consistent feedback, and continuous support.
In addition to being the Pharmacy Residency Program Director, Megan is the Onboarding Pharmacy Specialist at CHC/SEK. In this role, she oversees the training and development of new pharmacy staff and helps ensure that patient care remains the team’s top priority. Outside of work, Megan loves spending time with her family, whether it’s a game of pickleball, a round of Mario Kart, or cheering on her kids in their many activities.
“Our residency program is intended not only to develop confident and knowledgeable pharmacists, but also to shape professionals dedicated to improving the health of all patients, regardless of their background or financial circumstances. Residents have the opportunity to make a difference every day while building the skills needed to excel in any community-based setting.”
Luke Bolton, PharmD
Pharmacist
Learning Experience: Pharmacy Practice
Luke grew up in Fort Scott, Kansas and attended the University of Kansas where he received a bachelor’s degree in chemistry prior to attending the KU School of Pharmacy. Luke graduated from pharmacy school in 2011 and soon after moved back to Pittsburg where he has practiced community pharmacy since.
Luke enjoys the opportunity to become a resource for the surrounding communities. He enjoys the prospect of working one-on-one with patients and to provide exemplary services that alleviate much of the stress involved with specialty medications. In his spare time, Luke enjoys spending time with his family as well as playing games and doing puzzles.
Jean Holt, PharmD
Pharmacist
Learning Experiences: Patient Care, Pharmacy Practice
Originally from Cherokee, Kansas, Jean comes from a long family tradition of pharmacists. She completed her pre-pharmacy studies at Pittsburg State University and earned her PharmD from the University of Kansas in 2000. Jean has always valued living and working in the community where she grew up and is proud to serve the patients she knows and loves.
With many years of practice behind her, Jean is eager to share her knowledge by helping train the next generation of pharmacists. She enjoys showing learners new perspectives on patient care beyond traditional retail practice—encouraging them to think creatively, minimize medication-related side effects, and collaborate with other members of the healthcare team to achieve comprehensive, patient-centered care. In her personal time, Jean enjoys cooking for her family, spending quality time with her grandchildren, and reading.
Jennelle Knight, PharmD, CDCES
Clinical Pharmacy Services Manager
Learning Experience: Patient Care
Jennelle attended the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy and graduated in 2015. Prior to coming to CHC/SEK, she worked in a retail pharmacy setting in Wichita, Kansas. Jennelle was initially hired with CHC/SEK as pharmacist-in-charge of Apothecare – Iola when it first opened in 2018. She enjoyed getting to know her patients and nurturing talented pharmacy technicians. She was an adjunct professor at Allen Community College for a few years and was able to teach students about pharmacy technician duties and responsibilities. In 2023, she transitioned to her current role as Clinical Pharmacy Services Manager, where she gets to provide direct patient care by offering diabetes medication management, diabetes education, tobacco treatment, and medication reviews. Outside of work, Jennelle loves spending time with her husband and two children and running the Prairie Spirit Trail.
“I uprooted my life to move to southeast Kansas because I believed in CHC/SEK’s mission to take care of each and every patient who walks through our doors and I don’t regret it! Patient care comes first and this allows me to truly take care of my patients, regardless of their circumstances. My voice is heard by upper management, new ideas are welcomed, and feedback is valued!”
Brian Martin, PharmD, MBA
Specialty Pharmacy Manager
Learning Experience: Specialty
Brian is a specialty pharmacist licensed in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. Brian grew up in southeast Kansas and attended Pittsburg State University prior to attending the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy. He graduated from pharmacy school in 2015 and has practiced in independent, retail and clinic settings. Additionally, he graduated with his MBA in Healthcare Administration from Pittsburg State University in 2024. He enjoys practicing local to where he grew up.
Brian is passionate about patient care and access to care. He values walking alongside patients on their specialty pharmacy journey and supporting them with their medication and condition-related questions. Brian is eager to introduce residents to the growing field of specialty pharmacy and will mentor them to ensure they gain a comprehensive understanding of specialty pharmacy practice. In his spare time, Brian enjoys spending time with his family and being outside.
Amanda Treiber, PharmD
Director of Pharmacy
Learning Experiences: Leadership and Administration, Pharmacy Practice, Professional Development
Amanda has lived in southeast Kansas her whole life. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from Pittsburg State University before graduating from the University of Kansas School of Pharmacy in 2009. She has practiced in a community pharmacy role in southeast Kansas communities throughout her career.
Amanda joined CHC/SEK in 2015 and moved into the Director of Pharmacy role in 2023. She enjoys her role at CHC/SEK because it is centered both on supporting staff and continually working to improve efficiencies in delivery of patient care in the pharmacy. It is meaningful for her to contribute to something bigger, and she finds it deeply rewarding knowing that the pharmacy team is helping to expand access to care across southeast Kansas. Outside of CHC/SEK, Amanda enjoys spending time with her family and traveling.