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.
NGO & Primary Care
| Name: | Cheng Wai Chung, Chung |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2015 |
| Company: | Lok Sin Tong Community Pharmacy |
| Current Position: | Head of Pharmacy Services |
| HKU curriculum values communication skills and problem solving skills of pharmacy students. HKU has adopted Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) as a competency test to allow students to practice pharmacy profession by imitating real life situation. This makes HKU pharmacy students up to standard and well qualified when they graduate from university. | |
| Name: | Ng Yuen Tung, Meyone |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2017 |
| Company: | Aberdeen Kai-fong Association Community Pharmacy |
| Current Position: | Pharmacist |
| Being a gradurate from HKU Pharmacy, I have developed strong connections between different professions from interprofessional learning. This allows me to develop multi-disciplinary mindset and provide holistic pharmaceutical care to patients. I also developed interest towards primary healthcare sector from different student-initiated projects. This surely benefits me a lot in my career development. | |
| Name: | Lee Ka Ho, Tommy |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2019 |
| Company: | Health-in-Action Community Pharmacy |
| Current Position: | Pharmacist |
| With the cooperation with HKU exclusive teaching pharmacy, students would have the opportunity to provide patient-centric pharmaceutical care to the community. Studying pharmacy in the HKU equips students not only with professional knowledge but also with a kind heart. This is important for them to be successful pharmacists in the future. | |
| Name: | Ip Kwan Hon, Godfrey |
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| Year of Graduation: | 2018 |
| Company: | St. James Settlement The Philanthropic Community Pharmacy |
| Current Position: | Pharmacist |
| Learning modules in responding to symptoms broadened my horizon in providing pharmaceutical care to the community. This allows me to appreciate and explore the potential of a community pharmacist in primary care setting. These valuable experiences are so important and insightful to my current professional practice. | |
