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COMMUNITY PHARMACY SERVICE


JULIE CONN, CHRISTINE FARRELLY, SUSAN FEARON, DEIRDRE HUGHES, ALISON LUNNEY, ANNA-MARIE NUGENT & ROSIE MILLER


Pharmacy is a profession that has a reputation for cultivating a loyal and dedicated staff, who consistently deliver exceptional service year after year. It is not uncommon for pharmacy staff to remain with the same pharmacy for three decades or more. In recognition of this unwavering service commitment, we honoured seven individuals with the Pharmacy in Focus Community Pharmacy Service Tribute Award.


JULIE CONN BOOTS, COLERAINE


Julie, has been a pharmacist with Boots for over 30 years, remaining current and up to date in the evolving pharmacy field. She leads the way in delivering new services, ensuring her team provides accurate information to patients, and is an expert in


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vaccination. Patients praise her helpfulness, and she is seen as a tutor and trainer to the next generation of pharmacists.


CHRISTINE FARRELLY O’KANE’S CHEMIST, DRAPERSTOWN


Christine started her first job at O’Kane’s Chemist on her 17th birthday,


the very same day the pharmacy opened in 1986. Now, after 35 years, still a loyal and dedicated member of the team, helping customers of all ages with her compassionate and obliging nature. As a mother of three, Christine offers empathetic advice to new mums and has developed expertise in skincare, making her a popular advisor to many customers.


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