Chip Robison, PharmD, recently became a member of the Georgia Interfaith Power and Light team. Prior to joining GIPL, Dr. Robison practiced in corporate-based settings, primarily on patient-focused wellness initiatives, medication access issues, and the build-out of opioid intervention programs. Through these experiences, Chip saw first hand the impact of climate change on healthcare.  

Chip received his doctorate degree in pharmacy from Mercer University and remains on faculty at Mercer as a medical and pharmacy intern preceptor. 

A long time supporter of GIPL and faithful Christian, at GIPL Chip works to effectively maintain and update GIPL’s membership and donor database and support the program staff. He is a faithful member of St. John’s Lutheran Church and believes environmental stewardship is as much a spiritual matter as it is an intellectual pursuit. At the end of the day, everyone should be focused on being energetic guardians of Mother Earth.