Dr. Tonya Payton-Campbell is a distinguished pharmacist, healthcare leader, and community advocate with over 25 years of experience in pharmacy practice, public health initiatives, and health equity advocacy. A 1995 graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana’s College of Pharmacy, she has dedicated her career to expanding healthcare access, pioneering innovative pharmacy services, and mentoring future healthcare professionals.

Currently, Dr. Payton-Campbell serves as the CEO of Onyx360 NFP, a key entity within the Onyx Health Collective, where she leads a transformative model of community-based care. Under her leadership, Onyx360 has impacted over 2,000 patients in its first year alone, providing culturally competent health services, patient education, and advocacy to marginalized communities. She has been instrumental in designing integrated healthcare approaches that bridge gaps in care, ensuring underserved populations receive holistic and patient-centered support.

Dr. Payton-Campbell’s career at Walgreens has been equally impactful. As a Registered Store Manager and Clinical Pharmacist, she has spearheaded efforts to develop Diabetes and HIV Centers of Excellence, ensuring high-quality specialty care for complex conditions such as cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, colitis, hepatitis, HIV, and cardiovascular disease. Her expertise in HIV specialty pharmacy services includes processing prior authorizations, adherence monitoring, and patient consultations, making her a vital resource in infectious disease treatment and prevention.

A certified HIV Pharmacist (AAHIVP) and immunization specialist, Dr. Payton-Campbell has led public health initiatives focused on preventive care, including organizing annual community health fairs in collaboration with hospitals, churches, and local organizations. These events provide free screenings for blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol, along with vaccinations for flu, COVID-19, and RSV, ensuring healthcare accessibility for vulnerable populations.

Dr. Payton-Campbell’s leadership extends beyond pharmacy practice into faith-based and social justice work. As a National Health Issues Chair for the Knights of Peter Claver Ladies Auxiliary, she has advocated for health equity within faith communities, leveraging her platform to address disparities in chronic disease management, medication adherence, and preventive care. She is also an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Sisters Working It Out (SWIO), and other service organizations where she has mentored young professionals and future healthcare leaders.

A dedicated mentor and educator, Dr. Payton-Campbell has served as a preceptor for pharmacy students from institutions such as Chicago State University, University of Illinois, and Rosalind Franklin College of Pharmacy. Through her guidance, she has trained the next generation of pharmacists with a focus on patient advocacy, clinical excellence, and community engagement.

Her commitment to service and excellence has been recognized through numerous honors, including the KPCLA Outstanding Leadership Award, Champions of Champions Walgreens Pharmacy Customer Care Award, and the Sister Thea Bowman Humanitarian Award. Despite these accolades, her motivation remains rooted in faith, community service, and a deep-seated passion for improving healthcare outcomes for all.

As a wife, mother, and proud Glam Ma, Dr. Payton-Campbell balances leadership, service, and family with grace, exemplifying the values of compassion, resilience, and dedication. Through her unwavering commitment to health equity and patient-centered care, she continues to be a driving force in transforming healthcare delivery and strengthening community well-being.