NZ Guild chief exec appt
May 26, 2016
ANDREW Gaudin has accepted
the role of chief executive for the
Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand
effective 04 July 2016.
He replaces the outgoing Lee
Hohaia who announced she was
stepping down earlier this year to
relocate to Auckland (PD 29 Mar).
NZ Guild president, Ken Orr said,
“Andrew has significant health
sector experience, having spent
more than 20 years in a variety of
leadership and advisory roles at
the Crown Company Monitoring
and Advisory Unit, Ministry of
Health, District Health Boards and
healthAlliance”.
Gaudin is a qualified chartered
accountant with a B.Sc (Hons) in
operations research and a B.Bus in
accountancy, and his experience
also includes involvement in the
decision to expand the provision
of the Community Pharmacy
Anticoagulation Management
Service pilot across the community
pharmacy sector.
“Andrew brings considerable
knowledge and experience of the
current Community Pharmacy
Services Agreement, as he was
closely involved in establishing this
agreement in 2012,” Orr said.
Gaudin said he was looking
forward to working to “advance the
role that the community pharmacy
sector can play in delivering
primary health care to New
Zealanders.”
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