HKU Graduates
HKU Graduates
Over 230 local registered pharmacists graduated from HKU Pharmacy. They are now in different roles in their pharmacy career. Click to see how they equip themselves with essential skills and knowledge from HKU pharmacy curriculum.
Community
| Name: | Siu Kam Ping, Catherine |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2015 |
| Company: | Lok Sin Tong Community Pharmacy Services |
| Current Position: | Pharmacist |
| Various community pharmacy workshops in HKU curriculum provided me plenty opportunities to practice how to interact with patients. I enjoyed participating in these sessions as they did not only fostered my knowledge but also polished my communication skills. I also learned a lot from immediate feedbacks from my tutors and I found them very useful until now in my professional practice. | |
| Name: | Lo Ka Wai, Jeremy |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2013 |
| Company: | Watsons |
| Current Position: | Senior Pharmacist |
| In HKU, the problem-based learning model encourages students to learn actively and explore the modules that interests us the most, rather than just preparing us for examinations. This allows us to get used to self-continuous learning, which is an essential attitude when we become health-care professionals after graduation. | |
| Name: | Yung Chi Hong, Johnny |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2014 |
| Company: | Mannings |
| Current Position: | Health Innovation Manager |
| HKU Pharmacy undergraduate training does not only focus on knowledge but also emphasises on soft skills development. By practicing communication and differentiate diagnosis in workshops and tutorials with pharmacy tutors, I have fostered my communication skills and developed adequate knowledge. These learning experiences are very useful for my community pharmacy practice. | |
