Prescient Holdings Group
Christine Bui, PharmD, BCPS has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and companies. Christine currently works as the Principal, Industry Relations at Prescient Holdings Group, where they focus on formulary and rebate strategy, contracting, and negotiations with pharmaceutical manufacturers. Prior to this, Christine served as the Manager of Drug Information at MedImpact Healthcare Systems, Inc., where they were responsible for providing drug information expertise. Christine also worked as a Medication Safety Pharmacist at UC Davis Medical Center and gained experience in medication use policy and managed care pharmacy practice during their residency at the same institution. Christine has also worked as a Special Projects Manager at an independent pharmacy and has held various roles at UCSF, including Graduate Student Researcher and Student Body President. Additionally, they have worked as an Executive Pharmacy Intern and UCSF Campus Liaison at Target. Earlier in their career, Christine gained research experience as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at the University of Southern California and served as a Resident Advisor and Co-Director in different organizations. Christine started their career as a Pharmacy Clerk at an independent community pharmacy.
Christine Bui, PharmD, BCPS, completed their Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree in the Health Services and Policy Research Pathway at the University of California, San Francisco. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree from the University of Southern California, majoring in Biological Sciences and Psychology.
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Prescient Holdings Group
We think about pharmacy benefits differently. For decades, it has been a widely held view in the industry that the only way to reduce drug costs for consumers is to limit their choices. We say there’s a better way. At PHG, we have brought together industry veterans — clinical, financial, operations, and benefits experts — with a breadth of experience and a shared vision of a future in which prescription benefits are better, simpler, flexible, and affordable. We are uniquely able to do this because of our close working relationships with dozens of pharmaceutical companies and other industry partners, and by thinking differently about pharmacy benefits. What does all of this mean for our clients and consumers? Lower costs, greater choice, and more competition in the marketplace. And while we are recognized for our exceptional ability to help clients fine-tune formularies, we are focused on something greater — a formula for better healthcare.