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Kiwi pharmacist enjoying challenges of island life
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THE INTERVIEW
Kiwi pharmacist enjoying challenges of island life
Sunday 26 November 2017, 11:16 AM

A year ago, pharmacist Andrew Orange left New Zealand to take up a post as chief pharmacist for the Cook Islands. It was quite a change for Andrew, who left behind a career that spanned hospital pharmacy, pharmacy advisory and primary care portfolio management. He is enjoying being back on the front line and dealing with patients; however, the role has thrown up a unique set of challenges. He talks to Mark Longley about island life
Can you tell me about your background " when did you became a pharmacist? I graduated from the School of Pharmacy at Otago University way back in the