Meet Your Team

I graduated from Liverpool John Moores University in 1994 and have dedicated over 20 years to working in community pharmacy. Throughout my career, patient-centred care has always been my top priority, ensuring that every individual receives the support and guidance they need to manage their health effectively.

With a strong passion for expanding my clinical expertise, I became an Independent Prescriber, specialising in respiratory conditions. This has allowed me to take a more active role in patient care, including conducting clinical examinations and patient reviews within GP practices. My goal is to empower patients with the knowledge and treatment they need to improve their overall well-being.

To further enhance my clinical skills, I completed my Clinical Diploma at Keele University in 2017, equipping me with the advanced knowledge required to provide high-quality pharmaceutical care. I take great pride in my role and remain committed to continuous learning and development within the profession.

I have been a pharmacist since 2022, after completing my Master’s in Pharmacy at the University of Central Lancashire. My journey in the pharmacy industry began in 2012, and over the years, I have gained valuable experience across various settings, strengthening my passion for patient care.

In 2024, I qualified as an Independent Prescriber, which has allowed me to take on a more clinical role as a Clinical Pharmacist in a local GP practice. This role enables me to work closely with patients, helping them manage their health more effectively while supporting the wider healthcare team. I thrive on new challenges and always look for opportunities to expand my knowledge and skills to provide the best possible care.

Outside of work, I love making the most of my free time by shopping, dining out with family and friends, and taking relaxing holidays in the sun—there’s nothing better than a bit of sunshine to recharge!

I have been working in pharmacy since 2013, gaining experience across a variety of settings and developing a strong passion for patient care.

I completed my Master’s in Pharmacy at the University of Central Lancashire, graduating in 2021. Following this, I undertook my foundation training with the Cohens Group, where I built a solid clinical foundation and further refined my skills. Since qualifying as a pharmacist in 2022, I have worked across both community pharmacy and general practice, allowing me to support patients in different healthcare environments. More recently, in 2023, I completed my independent prescribing qualification at the University of Bolton, further enhancing my ability to provide tailored care and make a meaningful impact on patients’ health.

Outside of work, I love travelling and spending quality time with family and friends. I’m also a passionate football fan and always make time to support my local team whenever I can.

I graduated with distinction from Liverpool John Moores University in 2006, qualifying as a pharmacist. Since then, I’ve been dedicated to providing patient-focused care and making a real difference in people’s health.

In 2016, I took my expertise a step further by becoming an independent pharmacist prescriber. This has allowed me to take on a more active role in patient care, and for the past several years, I’ve been working two days a week in general practice. I help patients manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, asthma, hypothyroidism, and epilepsy, ensuring they get the right support and treatment. I’m often told how much my help is appreciated, which makes my work even more rewarding!

With experience in both community pharmacy and general practice, I’m able to support patients throughout their healthcare journey, from initial consultations to long-term management. I’m truly passionate about what I do and always looking for ways to improve the care I provide.

I qualified as a pharmacist in 2007 after earning my Master’s degree from Bath University in 2006. However, my journey in pharmacy started long before that—I spent my school years working in a pharmacy after classes and on weekends. This early experience gave me invaluable hands-on knowledge and reinforced my passion for helping people manage their health safely and effectively.

Over the past 18 years, I’ve worked in various roles within community pharmacy, managing multiple pharmacies across the Manchester area. My career progression led me to become a Superintendent and Professional Services Manager, where I’ve been responsible for overseeing pharmacy operations, ensuring regulatory compliance, and maintaining high standards of patient safety.

At Treat Discreet, I work closely with prescribers to ensure that our treatments are both effective and meet the highest safety standards. I focus on maintaining rigorous procedures to support safe prescribing, helping to make healthcare more accessible while upholding clinical excellence.