Noble started his career at the Sickle Cell Foundation, first as Clinical Research Pharmacist and later as Newborn Screening & Outreach Coordinator. In these roles, he had the unique opportunity to represent the Foundation nationally, internationally and through various media outlets (television, print, and radio). He interpreted complex scientific literature for use by the general public in Foundation publications. He then worked with a major national pharmacy chain followed by a regional chain store and then directed the pharmacy of a Health Center. In 2008, he became one of the first pharmacists to receive mid-level medical provider status.

He was born in a farming community in South Carolina, attended Francis Marion College and received his Pharmacy Degree from the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston (M.U.S.C.). He was on the Dean’s list, founded or served as president of several organizations and received the “Undergraduate Research Award.” He worked in Clinical Research at M.U.S.C. department of family medicine, enlisting, monitoring and executing study protocols. He completed an elite executive training internship with a major pharmaceutical company.