PSA SA/NT State Manager Helen Stone[/caption]
PSA Queensland State Manager Nicole Floyd MPS[/caption]
‘We act as connecting pharmacists who develop relationships and networks with facility staff and stakeholders to improve QUM,’ she said.
PSA NSW branch State Manager Amanda Fairjones MPS[/caption]
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Expertise in board-level administration, medicinal cannabis and innovative technology were honoured in the Tasmanian Pharmacist Awards at the VIC/TAS Annual Therapeutic Update in Hobart, held from 31 May–2 June 2024.
Flick through Australian Pharmacist’s VIC/TAS ATU gallery and check out the profiles the winners of this year’s awards below.
PSA Victorian Branch State Manager Jarrod McMaugh MPS
Inquisitive pharmacists
PSA Victorian Branch President Amy Page FPS
ATU with a view!
Monique Licht MPS, Early Career Pharmacist of the Year
Former Tasmanian Intern of the Year in 2021 Monique Licht MPS is now the state’s Early Career Pharmacist of the Year for 2024. Her passion, developed largely outside work hours, is medicinal cannabis.
She has spoken at panels and conferences and educated fellow pharmacists, prescribers, allied health and students on its use and benefits. A member of the national ECP Community of Specialty Interest (CSI), Ms Licht, has also expanded her skills into compounding medicinal cannabis to specific doses for patients that are not available in commercial products.
Pharmacist of the Year, Kristina Fox
This year’s Tasmanian Pharmacist of the Year Kristina Fox has a keen interest in technology.
She remodelled her pharmacy with innovative design and technology, including a robotic dispensary and five purpose-built consulting rooms – as well as triage prescription software she designed herself.
Ian Huett, Lifetime Achievement Award
The Lifetime Achievement Award recipient was PSA Life Member Ian Huett, a former member practitioner of the Pharmacy Board of Australia who has been recognised for dedication as a pharmacist, mentor, teacher, advocate and leader of the profession.
He has provided his northern Tasmanian community with outstanding service and quality as well as commitment to training and advancing employees for more than 50 years at his pharmacies in Deloraine, west of Launceston.
