Independent pharmacist
Industrial pharmacist
Wholesale pharmacist
Community pharmacist (Changing behaviour
/ Delivering new PCMS services)
Supermarket pharmacist
Locum pharmacist
Pharmacy training specialist
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(1) Independent pharmacist gears up for everything
Ramesh Patel is an independent community pharmacist
in Hounslow, Middlesex, and has been on the Register for 29 years.
Mr Patel works a busy six-day week (9am to 7pm) and has three children,
one of whom is also a pharmacist
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2005;274:126 (29 January 2005) |
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(2) Industrial pharmacist increasing
efficiency
Janet Halliday is director of research and
development at Controlled Therapeutics (Scotland) Ltd, East Kilbride,
where she has worked for 17 years. Her group is responsible for taking
ideas from their first concept to the end of Phase II clinical trials.
Dr Halliday is a keen bridge player
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2005;275:98 (16 July 2005) |
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(3) Wholesale pharmacist influencing pharmacy
Mandeep Mudhar is a marketing director, managing
a large team at AAH Pharmaceuticals. Dr Mudhar is a keen golf player
and once a week, he goes to a gourmet cookery class at his local
adult education college
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2005;275:210 (13 August 2005) |
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(4) Community pharmacist changing behaviour
Alf Choudhury is a consultant pharmacist at Boots The Chemists in East Anglia. He is married and has two sons, aged four and seven years. In his spare time, Mr Choudhury enjoys going to the gym
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2005;275:320 (10 September 2005)
(8) Community pharmacist: delivering new PCMS services
Fiona Morris is a pharmacy manager for Lloydspharmacy
in Cumnock, Ayrshire. When not working, she spends time with her
husband and two children. Her other interests include amateur photography
and needlecraft
(PDF 30K)
Pharmaceutical Journal 2007;278:258 (3 March 2007) |
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(5) Supermarket pharmacist rationalising prescriptions
Len Clay has held various jobs in community
pharmacy, including being the superintendent of a pharmacy chain.
Five years ago, he joined Asda superstore in Preston, Lancashire,
where he and his wife job share to give them time to look after their
five sons themselves. This uncommon arrangement was put under the
spotlight in 2003 when Mr Clay was invited to meet Cherie Booth as
an example of a flexible working parent. Mr Clay also is the professional
executive committee pharmacist for Preston Primary Care Trust. He
supports Liverpool Football Club.
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;276:26 (7 January 2006) |
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(6) Locum pharmacist fulfilling his client's promise
Marvyn Elton is a locum community pharmacist
in Essex. For the past seven years, he has provided a locum service,
one day a week, to a large multiple. Mr Elton is also a registered
optometrist and runs his own practice. He has written medical articles
for The Journal and Optometry Today. In his spare time, he enjoys
karaoke and going to the gym
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;276:86 (21 January 2006) |
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(7) Pharmacy training specialist: putting learning into practice
Helen Middleton is a continuing professional
development manager and training specialist at London Pharmacy
Education and Training (LPE&T). She is responsible for developing and delivering a strategy to support CPD implementation in pharmacy departments in NHS organisations across London, Hertfordshire and Essex, and developing and delivering study days on the LPE&T
annual programme. Her hobbies include travelling, reading and
cooking
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Pharmaceutical Journal 2006;277:56 (8 July 2006) |
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