IN THE King's birthday honours yesterday, three community pharmacists were recognised for their service to the profession.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia (PSA) Life Fellow Louis Roller has been recognised for his significant service to the pharmacy profession through education and governance.
National President Sim shared "Roller's exceptional dedication to education and governance has had a profound impact on the pharmacy profession for decades.
"His passion for knowledge-sharing and commitment to excellence is truly commendable."
PSA Life Member Kerry Schiemer, a long-standing contributor to the pharmacy profession, was recognised for his service to aviation.
"Schiemer's tireless efforts and exemplary service reflect the very essence of our profession, including an unwavering commitment to providing quality care and enhancing the health outcomes of patients," said Sim.
Qld PSA member Brett Clark was also honoured for his service to community health, the arts, and sports organisations.
As the Founder and Managing Director of ePharmacy since 2005 and the Managing Partner of Chemist Warehouse since 2005, Clark was recognised for his "significant contributions to improving healthcare access and promoting the wellbeing of communities".
"Clark's entrepreneurial spirit and unwavering dedication have transformed the landscape of community health.
"His excellent leadership and dedication to serving others have left an indelible mark," Sim said.
"Their exceptional achievements and commitment to excellence inspire pharmacists across the nation to strive for greatness in their profession."
The PSA also acknowledged the contributions of other health leaders to their respective fields, namely Prof David Craik, Prof Michael Kidd, Dr Anna Lavelle and Prof Danielle Mazza.
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