Pharmacy U people

Pharmpreneur of the week Ramy El-Kholi. "Status quo and I never really got along."
The irony is I do not yet consider myself a successful entrepreneur and that’s in large part probably what continues to drive me. I don’t view entrepreneurship as some mountain-top or destination you reach, rather a continuous journey to explore, ideate, attempt, fail, rinse and repeat.
Pharmpreneur of the week Sandra Tadros Guirguis. "It's been such a journey since graduation."
Focus on the area where your passion to help others truly shines, then continue to grow, build and learn around this niche. Remember, every person you meet has something to teach you; embrace the mentality of a lifelong learner. As you gain wisdom, share your time, knowledge and passion every opportunity you get, and watch this beautiful cycle of learning and sharing grow into a fulfilling business.

Pharmpreneur of the week Akil Dhirani: "Wanting to pay it forward is what continues to drive me."

The challenges from third party payors and governments are probably some of the biggest challenges we face as entrepreneurs. Pharmacy is a low-hanging fruit and whenever there are any budgetary cutbacks, we are easy pickings. It is definitely time for our profession to be proactive rather than reactive in order for us to thrive.
Embracing change in my pharmacy in Gibsons, B.C.

In Gibsons, B.C., an independent pharmacy's patient-centred care model guarantees engagement with a pharmacist on every visit.
Pharmpreneur of the week Dean Miller: "I feel fortunate that my team has always been composed of great pharmacists who are also pioneers!"

The key driving force for me to become an entrepreneur was the desire to support our great profession in a way I had never experienced before.
Pharmpreneur of the week Bruce Moody: "Be relentlessly positive."

I think it's important to share that, for me, the day I made the decision to become an entrepreneur has led me on an unbelievable journey of discovery and joy.
Pharmpreneur of the week Simone Eksteen: "We learn as we go, by taking risks, making mistakes and wrong decisions"

No formal studies can always prepare you for what one will need or learn as an entrepreneur and business leader. We learn as we go, by taking risks, making mistakes and wrong decisions.
Pharmpreneur of the week Jason Chenard: "I never thought I would take on more than an hourly paycheque as a pharmacist."

I never thought I would take on more than an hourly paycheque as a pharmacist. Organically, I was pulled toward growing responsibilities in exciting ventures that complemented my patient care duties. Over 15 years of practising, new doors opened that led to a host of enriching activities.
Embracing change in Walkerton, Ontario

For 86 years and counting Brown’s Pharmacy has served the rural community of Walkerton, Ont., and continues to prosper in the ever-changing pharmacy landscape.
Pharmpreneur of the week Peter Namis: "... the post-2010 pharmacy era has forced many pharmacists and business owners to pivot and adapt."

If you have an idea, something that will make life better for pharmacists, or patients, or both, explore it at all costs. You never know when your idea might change the way we practise. After all, a better future for all pharmacists is a safer future for all patients.

Pharmpreneur of the week Ramy El-Kholi. "Status quo and I never really got along."

Pharmpreneur of the week Sandra Tadros Guirguis. "It's been such a journey since graduation."

Pharmpreneur of the week Akil Dhirani: "Wanting to pay it forward is what continues to drive me."

Embracing change in my pharmacy in Gibsons, B.C.

Pharmpreneur of the week Dean Miller: "I feel fortunate that my team has always been composed of great pharmacists who are also pioneers!"

Pharmpreneur of the week Bruce Moody: "Be relentlessly positive."

Pharmpreneur of the week Simone Eksteen: "We learn as we go, by taking risks, making mistakes and wrong decisions"

Pharmpreneur of the week Jason Chenard: "I never thought I would take on more than an hourly paycheque as a pharmacist."

Embracing change in Walkerton, Ontario

Pharmpreneur of the week Peter Namis: "... the post-2010 pharmacy era has forced many pharmacists and business owners to pivot and adapt."