THE Pharmacy Guild of Australia Tasmania Branch celebrated outstanding contributors to community pharmacy at the 2026 Tasmania Community Pharmacy Awards, held in Hobart last night.
The awards recognised the individuals and teams redefining pharmacy practice through leadership, innovation, and deep community connection.
Monique Licht was named Community Pharmacist of the Year, demonstrating innovation and dedication to holistic care and strong leadership, while championing inclusive care for vulnerable populations.
TerryWhite Chemmart, Sorell (pictured), has set a new standard for integrated, patient-centred pharmacy care, earning it Community Pharmacy of the Year.
The 30-member team embraced innovation, training and technology to deliver compassionate, high-quality care.
Student Pharmacist of the Year was awarded to Mia Shinkfield, who has demonstrated resilience, leadership, and compassion throughout her pharmacy journey, as well as extraordinary perseverance in the face of a new learning disorder diagnosis.
"These winners exemplify the heart of community pharmacy in Tasmania - innovative, compassionate, and deeply committed to improving patient outcomes," said Tasmania Branch President Joe O'Malley.
"From student leadership and research to advanced clinical services and community outreach, they are setting new benchmarks for what pharmacy can achieve."
The winners will go on to represent Tasmania as national finalists at APP2026 in Mar. KB
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