Pharmacy workers forward together.
- APEX represents Pharmacy workers employed by both Te Whatu Ora and those employed in private practice as well.
Recently formed multi-site agreement, which has enabled APEX to request the addition of sites not currently covered, as Pharmacy Workers move between districts. Other improved terms include:
- Payment of $15 per telephone call not resulting in a callback to work.
- The ability to schedule all superior provisions for each district that joined the agreement.
- Development of a pharmacy career framework.
- Clinical Pharmacists facilitators have a Te Whatu Ora, collective for the Hawkes Bay District.
Join APEX
Pharmacy Workers - Delegates:
| Name | Location | Employer |
|---|---|---|
| Stephanie McAllistair | Hastings | Hawke's Bay |
| Kristel Yee | Invercargill | Southern |
| Bevan Harden | Christchurch | Canterbury |
| Andrew McKean | Canterbury | Canterbury |
| Christine Church | Hastings | Hawke's Bay |
| Dianne Redding | Hastings | Hawke's Bay |
| Adele Harrex | Tauranga | Bay Of Plenty |
| Joanne Lang | Invercargill | Southern |
| Linda McLay | Dunedin | Southern |
| Mohammed Tairab | Waikato | Waikato |
| Carol Robinson | Tauranga | Bay Of Plenty |
| Esther Oh | Christchurch | Canterbury |
| Tracey Borrie | Christchurch | Canterbury |
| Emily Jones | Christchurch | Canterbury |
| Stephanie Buzzard | Christchurch | Canterbury |
| Jane Young | Whangarei | Northland |
| Tayla Dean | Whangarei | Northland |
| Rebecca Lukey | Nelson | Nelson / Marlborough |
| Te Horowai Henderson | Gisborne | Tairawhiti |
| Jess Barton | Nelson | Nelson / Marlborough |
| John Hutt | Greymouth | West Coast |