Dr. Jackie Kilian, PharmD, is the Manager of Pharmacists at Perfecting Peds, bringing expertise in comprehensive medication management for children and adolescents. Her clinical background spans chronic disease management and care coordination, with a focus on improving medication safety, adherence, and outcomes for children with complex medical needs.
Jackie attended Rowan College of South Jersey before earning her Doctor of Pharmacy from the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy at Rutgers University. She completed her PGY1 pharmacy residency at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, followed by a PGY2 residency in Pediatric Pharmacotherapy at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy.
At the heart of Jackie’s work is a desire to make healthcare feel more manageable for families. She works closely with caregivers and interdisciplinary teams to help families feel supported, informed, and confident in their child’s care plan. She believes small, thoughtful interventions can make a meaningful difference in a child’s health and a family’s daily life.
Outside of work, Jackie’s love of organization runs deep. The Container Store is her happy place, and The Home Edit is a favorite watch. She’s also a devoted Philadelphia Eagles fan and season ticket holder alongside her husband, so game days usually mean cheering loudly from the stands. As a mom with a second boy on the way, Jackie is getting ready for life to become even louder, busier, and more fun!
Dr. Brian Seyboth, PharmD, BCOP, is a Clinical Pharmacy Specialist at Perfecting Peds and a board-certified oncology pharmacist with over a decade of experience caring for children with complex medical needs. His expertise spans pediatric hematology, oncology, and cellular therapy, bringing a specialized perspective to medication management for some of our most medically complex little ones.
Brian earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Rhode Island before completing a pharmacy practice residency at Maine Medical Center and a specialized pediatric oncology residency at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. His career has taken him from Memorial Sloan Kettering to Rush University Medical Center and Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, where his work has focused on helping children safely navigate complex treatments.
Beyond clinical care, Brian shares his expertise through national presentations, peer-reviewed research, and a chapter in Pocket Oncology. His published work explores medication safety, individualized dosing, and supportive care for children undergoing cancer treatment.
Outside of work, Brian loves hockey and cheering on the New England Patriots. At Perfecting Peds, we’re happy to have him on our team, even when our football loyalties don’t align!
Dr. Amy Wang, PharmD BCPPS is a board-certified pediatric clinical pharmacist with over 7 years of experience working with patients across the East Coast. She partners with pediatric patients, families, and healthcare teams to optimize medication therapy, improve medication access and adherence, and provide individualized education. Her clinical experience spans pediatric special needs/children with medical complexity, gastroenterology, rheumatology, and adolescent obesity management. Amy is passionate about promoting safe and effective medication use and improving health outcomes for children and adolescents. Outside of work, Amy enjoys making memories with her family, traveling to new places, and discovering local restaurants and cozy coffee shops along the way.
Dr. Elizabeth “Izzy” Lawson, PharmD, brings over a decade of pediatric pharmacy experience to Perfecting Peds. Her clinical background spans hematology, neonatal and pediatric intensive care, and general pediatrics, with specialized expertise in medication management for children with bleeding and clotting disorders, sickle cell disease, and other complex conditions.
Izzy earned her Doctor of Pharmacy and a Graduate Certificate in Global Health from the University of Wisconsin–Madison before completing her PGY1 pharmacy residency at Children’s Hospital Colorado. Her career includes clinical pharmacy roles at American Family Children’s Hospital and Children’s Minnesota, where she has worked alongside interdisciplinary teams to develop individualized medication regimens and support continuity of care.
Beyond direct patient care, Izzy’s work includes improving access to medications, developing treatment guidelines, and helping adolescents with bleeding and clotting disorders transition to adult care. She brings a thoughtful, practical approach to making medication use safer and care more coordinated for children and their families.
Izzy’s community involvement includes volunteering at Camp Not-a-Clot and participating in family education events for the bleeding disorders community. At Perfecting Peds, she brings that same commitment to supporting children and caregivers as they navigate complex medication needs.
Dr. Andrew Decker, PharmD, BCPPS, brings over a decade of pediatric pharmacy experience to Perfecting Peds. A board-certified pediatric pharmacy specialist, his expertise spans neonatal intensive care, complex pediatric conditions, and virtual medication management. He works closely with families and interdisciplinary teams to make medication plans safer, more effective, and easier to navigate.
Andrew earned his Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Le Moyne College and his Doctor of Pharmacy from the Wegmans School of Pharmacy at St. John Fisher College. He completed a pediatric-focused PGY1 pharmacy residency at the University of Rochester Medical Center, where he later helped develop the clinical pharmacy services for Golisano Children’s Hospital’s 64-bed neonatal intensive care unit. His experience also includes pediatric pharmacy leadership at the Medical University of South Carolina’s Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital.
Andrew’s background in telehealth includes comprehensive medication reviews, caregiver counseling, and treatment recommendations for children with rare diseases, hematology and oncology conditions, and palliative care needs. He has also developed clinical guidelines and helped families navigate medication access through prior authorizations.
Beyond direct patient care, Andrew has contributed to peer-reviewed publications and book chapters on neonatal pain management, perinatal palliative care, and medication safety. His community involvement has included coaching youth football, extending his commitment to supporting children beyond the clinical setting.
