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Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by R aven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au. Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox. This is the Podcast of Raven's Recruitment, an Australian owned recruitment agency specialising in permanent and locum Pharmacist recruitment for the Pharmacy Industry since 1987 across Australia and New Zealand.
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Sit down with Iraq Doali - Sydney community and locum pharmacist, and creator of pharmacy education platform Clutchest Pharmacist - to explore the unexpected decisions, opportunities and curiosity that have shaped his pharmacy career. Iraq’s journey hasn’t followed a carefully mapped-out plan. After missing out on medicine, he discovered pharmacy on the final day of UAC applications. Later, determined to break into hospital pharmacy, he took a COVID screening role just to get his foot in the door. And one spontaneous video about eye drops eventually grew into an education platform reaching thousands. 💡 In this episode: Why you don’t need to have your entire career mapped out How an “unglamorous” opportunity can open unexpected doors What Iraq learned from working across community and hospital pharmacy How curiosity led to the creation of Clutchest Pharmacist Why he decided to trial locum pharmacy rather than wonder “what if?” The value of giving new opportunities a genuine go before deciding they’re not for you “I hate looking back at something and thinking I didn't actually try it, so I don't know how it actually was.” For pharmacists weighing up their next move, Iraq’s story is a reminder that sometimes clarity comes from taking action, not waiting until you have everything figured out. You can find Iraq Doali on LinkedIn . About Your Pharmacy Career Podcast Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by Raven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au . Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox.
Sit down with Emi Gosling - former community pharmacy proprietor, ex-TGA delegate, and founder of e-MAS Medicine Advertising Services - to explore the often misunderstood world of pharmacy advertising compliance. Her three rules of thumb for anyone posting about their services on social media: Education, advertising or content? Know the difference. Promoting healthcare products and services is regulated, and that includes content someone else created for you. Running a full-scope clinic? Promote the service, not the product. Talk about the consultation or the condition you're treating, not the medicine used to treat it. Launching something new? Understand what can actually be advertised. The rules for health claims differ across foods, cosmetics and therapeutic goods. “Any media is advertising. A poster on your wall, a post on your Facebook page, the same rules apply to both.” Emi also shares the career story behind the expertise: from community pharmacy ownership, to being made redundant when her TGA delegate role was legislated away, to building an independent consultancy from nothing. If you post about your pharmacy on social media, even occasionally, this episode is worth your time. You can find Emi Gosling on LinkedIn . About Your Pharmacy Career Podcast Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by Raven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au . Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox.
CONTENT NOTE This episode includes an open discussion of terminal illness, the death of a parent, and end-of-life and palliative care, with a brief reference to pregnancy loss. Support for pharmacists is available through the Pharmacists’ Support Service, 1300 244 910 . In Part 2 of this conversation, we welcome back Nancy El-Miski , registered pharmacist and Credentialled Diabetes Educator at SparrowHub, for a conversation she asked to have: grief, and what it means for how we practise. This is one of the most personal episodes we've shared. Nancy reflects on supporting her father through cancer, balancing the roles of daughter and pharmacist, and how grief changed the way she practises pharmacy. Rather than seeing empathy as simply being kind, Nancy explains why understanding a patient's lived experience is one of the most important clinical skills a pharmacist can develop. In this episode: Holding the roles of daughter and pharmacist during her father's palliative care Why she chose to stock and train her team on end-of-life medications How understanding grief changed the way she designs patient services A simple habit that helps you notice when a patient or colleague is struggling "Empathy is one of our best tools in pharmacy." - Nancy El-Miski Whether you're early in your career or have been practising for decades, this conversation is a powerful reminder that the care pharmacists provide extends far beyond dispensing medicines. You can find Nancy El-Miski on LinkedIn . About Your Pharmacy Career Podcast Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by Raven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au . Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox
We sit down with Curtis Ruhnau , an award-winning community pharmacist with more than 40 years of experience, current President of the Pharmacists' Support Service, and a passionate advocate for community-centred pharmacy. Curtis became the youngest licensed pharmacist in NSW at just 21. Together with his wife, he has built a nationally recognised pharmacy founded on trust, compassion and genuine patient care. From harm minimisation initiatives to supporting vulnerable members of the community, Curtis shares why the most rewarding pharmacy careers are built by putting people first. In this episode: How becoming the youngest licensed pharmacist in NSW shaped his career Why community outreach and harm minimisation improve patient outcomes Leadership lessons from guiding a pharmacy through the COVID-19 pandemic Why mental health and domestic violence training matter for every pharmacist The importance of asking for help and supporting the wellbeing of the profession Why the greatest legacy in pharmacy is the impact you have on your community "It's not just about the business, it's about the people you serve, and the legacy you leave." Great pharmacy careers aren't built on dispensing medicines alone - they're built on trust, leadership and service. Listen now. You can find Curtis Ruhnau on LinkedIn . Resources Pharmacist Support Service - https://supportforpharmacists.org.au DV Alert - Domestic Violence Training - https://www.dvalert.org.au/ Small Business Big Impact Podcast - https://smallbusinessbigimpact.com/ About Your Pharmacy Career Podcast Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by Raven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au . Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox.
We sit down with A/Prof Fei Sim , whose inspiring career journey proves that success isn't always about following the path you first imagined. As a child, Fei dreamed of becoming an artist. While life took her in a different direction, she discovered that pharmacy offered something just as fulfilling - the opportunity to make a genuine difference in people's lives through service, care, and leadership. What began in community pharmacy evolved into a career spanning leadership, advocacy, and influential national and international roles. Along the way, Fei embraced every opportunity to learn, grow, and lead with purpose. In this episode: How a childhood dream of art led to an unexpected career in pharmacy Why purpose became the driving force behind every career decision The leadership lessons gained through community pharmacy and advocacy How saying yes to new opportunities opened doors to national and international impact Why meaningful careers are built through continuous learning and service Advice for pharmacists looking to grow beyond traditional career pathways "Lead with purpose, not titles." Fei's story is a powerful reminder that your career doesn't have to follow the plan you started with. By remaining open to opportunity, staying curious, and focusing on making a difference, you may find a path that's even more rewarding than the one you first imagined. You can find A/Prof Fei Sim on LinkedIn . About Your Pharmacy Career Podcast Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by Raven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au . Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox.
We sit down with Nancy El-Miski , whose pharmacy journey spans more than two decades across community pharmacy, leadership, clinical services, and now digital health innovation. Arriving in Australia as a baby with her family, Nancy grew up watching her mother build relationships and community through their family business. Those early lessons in connection, resilience, and service would go on to shape a remarkable pharmacy career. From becoming a pharmacy manager at just 22 years of age, to leading Sydney's first 24-hour pharmacy, and more recently transitioning into her role as in-house pharmacist at SparrowHub , Nancy shares the experiences that have defined her professional journey. In this episode: Why she chose community pharmacy over a PhD pathway The realities of managing a pharmacy that never closes Lessons learned through leadership and clinical service delivery How motherhood inspired a new chapter in her career The growing role of technology in supporting independent pharmacies Why continuous reinvention is essential for long-term career success "The only failure is if you say no" - this is the advice that changed everything for Nancy El-Miski. This conversation is a powerful reminder that career growth doesn't always follow a straight line - and that some of the most exciting opportunities emerge when you're willing to say yes before you feel completely ready. You can find Nancy El-Miski on LinkedIn . About Your Pharmacy Career Podcast Welcome to Your Pharmacy Career Podcast , proudly produced by Raven’s Recruitment - the experts in pharmacy career and locum services for over 30 years! Hosted by Pharmacist, Krysti-Lee Patterson , every episode is your gateway to new opportunities in the pharmacy profession. From expert advice to inspiring success stories, we’re here to spark ideas, guide your career, and help you achieve your goals. Whether you're a student, an early-career pharmacist, or a seasoned professional, this podcast is designed to keep you informed and inspired. Proudly brought to you by the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia. The PSA is committed to empowering pharmacists through advocacy, innovation, and industry-leading professional development. To become a member or learn more about how the PSA can support your career, visit www.psa.org.au . Pharmacy Daily is a proud supporter of Your Pharmacy Career Podcast. If you're in the pharmacy world, it's a great resource to stay up to date with the latest industry news. To subscribe, just head to pharmacydaily.com.au to get the newsletter delivered straight to your inbox.
We’re turning the microphone around as guest host Jenny Kirschner interviews our usual host, Krysti-Lee Patterson, about her own pharmacy career journey - from accidentally discovering pharmacy while studying biomedical science, to leadership, advocacy, entrepreneurship, and building innovative education platforms like lrnrx. What shaped her path? Mentorship, resilience, curiosity, and a willingness to pursue opportunities outside traditional pharmacy career pathways. What drives her work today? A passion for innovation in pharmacy, empowering pharmacists to recognise their value, and creating new opportunities for education and professional growth. In this episode: The mentors and experiences that shaped Krysti-Lee’s career Lessons learned through leadership and advocacy Navigating ADHD and entrepreneurship Starting and building a business without a financial safety net Innovation, disruption, and the future of pharmacy Why pharmacists need to better understand their professional value This conversation is an honest reflection on the realities of leadership, entrepreneurship, and building a meaningful career that doesn’t follow a traditional or linear path. A huge thank you to Jenny Kirschner for leading such a thoughtful and insightful discussion. You can find Krysti-Lee Patterson on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Associate Professor Sarah Dineen-Griffin shares her journey from community pharmacy to becoming a nationally and internationally recognised leader in pharmacist prescribing, research, and education. Sarah is a registered pharmacist and Program Convenor of the Graduate Certificate in Pharmacist Prescribing at the University of Newcastle and has led the prescribing trials across NSW and ACT. Backed by $8 million in NSW Government funding, her research was to evaluate and implement expanding pharmacists’ scope to prescribe for common conditions, including UTIs, skin ailments, and contraception. Sarah is Vice President of the Community Pharmacy Section Executive Committee of the International Pharmaceutical Federation and Director of the FIP Hub, driving global pharmacy innovation. Sarah was awarded the Beryl Nashar Alumni of the Year in 2024, and a Fellowship to the International Pharmaceutical Federation and Pharmaceutical Society of Australia in 2024. What shaped her path? It started early - working in community pharmacy at just 14 years old - and evolved into a career focused on improving access to care and helping pharmacists practise to their full potential. What drives her work today? A strong belief that evidence, collaboration, and patient safety must underpin any expansion of scope. In this episode: How early pharmacy experience can shape long-term career direction Why research plays a critical role in policy and practice change The realities of pharmacist prescribing and expanded scope Building trust, collaboration, and safe models of care What Australia can learn from international pharmacy practice Addressing burnout and supporting the future workforce From community pharmacy beginnings to influencing national and global practice, this episode highlights the impact pharmacists can have beyond traditional roles. You can find Sarah Dineen-Griffin on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Glenn Angel, pharmacist and founder of Pharmacy Halo, shares how questioning everyday processes led him from community pharmacy into tech entrepreneurship. What sparked the shift? Not a grand plan but a simple question: “Why are we still doing it this way?” What started as frustration with missed orders and paper-based systems became a drive to create smarter, more efficient solutions now used by pharmacies across Australia. In this episode: Turning frontline challenges into scalable solutions Innovation beyond traditional pharmacy career paths The role of technology in improving pharmacy operations Why questioning “the way it’s always been done” matters From community pharmacy to building national tech solutions, this episode highlights how diverse and dynamic a pharmacy career can be. You can find Glenn Angel on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Explore the leadership journey of Prof Mark Naunton, National President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia, as he shares his perspective on the future of pharmacy in Australia. From growing up in rural Tasmania to leading the profession at a national level, Mark reflects on the experiences that shaped his career and the lessons that continue to influence his leadership approach today. This episode dives into the evolving scope of pharmacy practice, workforce challenges, and the expanding role pharmacists play across the healthcare system. Gain practical insights into leadership, career development, and how pharmacists can position themselves to contribute meaningfully to the future of the profession. In this episode: Mark’s journey from rural Tasmania to national pharmacy leadership. Key influences that shaped his career and leadership philosophy. The evolving scope of practice, including prescribing and expanded clinical roles. Workforce challenges and opportunities across the Australian pharmacy sector. The role of the PSA in advocacy, education, and shaping the profession. How pharmacists can prepare for future career pathways and leadership roles. Practical advice on lifelong learning, adaptability, and professional growth. This episode provides a compelling look at the human side of leadership and offers listeners a clearer understanding of how individual experiences can shape the future direction of an entire profession. You can find Mark Naunton on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Discover Ellen Bolger-Rowe's inspiring story of blending pharmacy, dance, and community involvement. From navigating career crossroads to owning a dance studio, her journey highlights the importance of following passions, building a strong network, and taking bold steps. Gain insights into how embracing change can lead to a fulfilling career and life outside traditional paths. Ellen is a final-year pharmacy student at Charles Sturt University and Secretary of the National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA). This episode explores: Ellen's unique multi-decade journey from pharmacy assistant to pharmacy student The role of mental health challenges in career decisions How early employment and mentorship shaped her career path Balancing and blending passions for dance and pharmacy The importance of community involvement and advocacy Insights into rural pharmacy practice and scope expansion Steps to overcome self-doubt and expand comfort zones The value of leadership and extracurricular activities in career growth Future trends in pharmacy, including mentorship and networking Practical advice: "Throw yourself at things - you're not going to die" It’s an honest conversation that we think will resonate with many pharmacy students and early career pharmacists who may be questioning their path. Sometimes stepping away is actually part of finding your way back. You can find Ellen Bolger-Rowe on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
In this episode, Deb Hawthorne shares her journey through pharmacy, highlighting the diverse roles and opportunities beyond traditional pharmacy practice. She discusses advocacy, rural health, and the importance of upskilling and community engagement in shaping the future of consultant pharmacy. Deb is Consultant Pharmacist of the Year, rural health leader and Chair of PSA’s Consultant Pharmacist Community of Special Interest. This episode explores: How rural practice shaped her leadership. The realities of delivering medication reviews across a 500–600km catchment. Why consultant pharmacists are advocating for reform in the current Federal Budget cycle. The impact of HMR caps and stagnant remuneration since 2019. How Deb built a 4,000+ member national consultant pharmacist community. Why pharmacists must engage directly with policymakers. This is not just a policy conversation. It’s a career conversation. It’s about how clinical experience turns into advocacy. How saying yes creates opportunity. And how pharmacists can step into leadership wherever they practise. You can find Deb Hawthorne on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
This episode is an open, conversational deep dive into the world of locum pharmacy . Krysti-Lee will be joined by Heidi Dariz , General Manager of Raven’s Recruitment , who brings years of experience in pharmacy recruitment. Together, they’ll unpack how pharmacists can build a career as a locum - whether it’s a full-time lifestyle, a flexible career choice, or a bridge between roles. Listeners will learn how to become a locum pharmacist , where to find work, what legal/business requirements they need to know (ABN, GST, invoicing), and tips for thriving in this career path from both Heidi’s recruitment expertise and Krysti-Lee’s own lived experience working as a locum. This episode aims to demystify the process and inspire pharmacists who are curious about the freedom, variety, and career development opportunities that locum work offers. You can find Heidi Dariz on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Emily Turkovic is an early-career community pharmacist based in Ipswich, Queensland, bringing a strong advocacy lens to her work in harm reduction. Since graduating in 2023, she has channelled personal experience into purposeful action, using her platform to promote safer use initiatives and reduce stigma around drug-related harms. Her commitment to education has seen her contribute as a sessional academic, CPD content writer, and peer reviewer, with a focus on translating evidence into accessible learning for both pharmacists and the public. Emily’s early career has already included several standout moments, including presenting as a guest speaker at the 2025 QUT White Coat Ceremony, developing take-home naloxone CPD content, and delivering health promotion work during her intern year that led to an AJP feature and a regional radio interview. Each opportunity reflects her willingness to say yes to growth and to use her voice for meaningful impact. You can find Emily Turkovic on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Divya Lal is a pharmacist, mentor, and business leader who proudly calls herself “not your typical pharmacist.” With a career spanning community pharmacy ownership, business development, and professional services leadership, Divya has built a reputation for blending clinical insight with entrepreneurial flair. From her early days establishing pharmacies from the ground up to guiding the next generation through the Priceline Pharmacy Intern Program , Divya’s career reflects a deep curiosity and passion for growth—both personal and professional. After taking a detour into property development, she returned to pharmacy with renewed purpose, focusing on empowering teams, improving patient care, and redefining what success looks like in the profession. Today, Divya plays a key role in advancing innovative health services across the Priceline network, including the rollout of the groundbreaking Menopause Program . Known for her warmth, candour, and business acumen, she continues to inspire pharmacists to think differently about leadership, resilience, and the future of the profession. You can find Divya Lal on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Kate Gunthorpe is among the first pharmacists in Australia authorised to autonomously prescribe and practise at an expanded scope. A passionate community pharmacist, prescriber, and advocate, she brings extensive experience across clinical practice, pharmacy operations, and the wider pharmacy industry and is now Pharmacist Implementation & Change Specialist at TerryWhite Chemmart where she heads up the Full Scope and Prescribing initiative. Recognised as a respected thought leader, Kate is highly sought after for her insights into community pharmacy practice - particularly in prescribing, scope of practice, and public health. As a confident communicator and change-maker, she thrives on tackling the challenges faced by patients, the healthcare system, and the profession itself. Driven by a clear vision for the future of pharmacy, Kate is dedicated to improving health outcomes in communities across Australia and empowering fellow pharmacists to embrace their full scope of practice as the healthcare leaders of tomorrow. You can find Kate Gunthorpe on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Adele Tahan is a pharmacist, business owner, and national leader in pharmacy advocacy. She is the proprietor of Adore Pharmacy in Rozelle, NSW , where she is widely recognised for her commitment to delivering high-quality, community-centred healthcare. Adele graduated with a Bachelor of Pharmacy from the University of Sydney and has since built a career that bridges business, policy, and patient care. She has held influential roles as Vice President of the NSW Branch of the Pharmacy Guild of Australia and as a National Councillor, representing pharmacists at both state and national levels. Her expertise is further recognised through her appointment to the Central and Eastern Sydney PHN Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Committee and her advisory role with the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). A strong advocate for equitable access to medicines and the advancement of community pharmacy, Adele has been named among the most influential people in Australian pharmacy. Passionate about the future of the profession, Adele continues to drive initiatives that support pharmacists, strengthen communities, and improve patient health outcomes. You can find Adele Tahan on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Amanda Fairjones is the NSW State Manager at the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) . In this role, she works closely with PSA members, driving policy and advocacy initiatives while championing the education and professional development of pharmacists across New South Wales. With more than 20 years of experience spanning both hospital and community pharmacy, Amanda brings a wealth of expertise and a deep understanding of the profession. Her diverse background and strong commitment to advancing pharmacy practice position her as a respected leader dedicated to strengthening the profession and improving patient care. You can find Amanda Fairjones on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Jala Moushi is the Education Pharmacist at Chemist Warehouse and the National Intern Training Coordinator, where she leads the development, mentoring, and support of more than 700 pharmacy interns across Australia. With a career spanning community and hospital pharmacy, as well as academic research, Jala brings a well-rounded and progressive approach to pharmacy education. Jala also serves as a Teaching Associate at Monash University , contributes regularly to the Australian Journal of Pharmacy , and shares accessible, evidence-based health advice as a wellness columnist for The House of Wellness . Her passion lies in empowering early-career pharmacists, building clinical confidence, and championing lifelong learning. Jala believes in the evolving role of pharmacists - not only as medicines experts, but as leaders in healthcare. Alongside her educational work, she is actively exploring the future of pharmacy through innovation, with particular interest in precision medicine and personalised care. Balancing clinical expertise with creativity and curiosity, Jala is shaping the next generation of pharmacy professionals with vision and purpose. You can find Jala Moushi on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
Ivan Grauer is a highly experienced and respected pharmacist who has been a cornerstone of the Australian pharmacy landscape for nearly five decades. Since qualifying in 1976, Ivan has owned and successfully operated seven pharmacies, earning a strong reputation for excellence in community pharmacy operations and patient care. Over the course of his career, Ivan has held several influential leadership roles. He served on the Board of Directors of Chemmart Pharmacies and was a member of the Buying Advisory Board for AMCAL, where he played a key role in guiding strategic direction and industry innovation. In the mid to late 1990s, Ivan became a familiar presence on Australian television through his regular health segments on the Channel 9 Morning Show, where he shared professional insights with a national audience. Having recently sold his pharmacy businesses, Ivan continues to contribute to the profession as a consultant and occasional locum pharmacist. His passion for pharmacy remains strong, and he is currently in the process of writing a book on community retail pharmacy - offering practical advice and strategies for improving pharmacy businesses based on his decades of firsthand experience. You can find Ivan Grauer on LinkedIn . Do you have questions about your pharmacy career? Then contact us or meet our team .
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