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The Irish Public now have the opportunity to vote for whom they think should be crowned
Martin Kelly of Kelly’s StayWell Pharmacy in Dundalk has been nominated for The People’s Pharmacist Award 2024, in association with Panadol.
Over 300 nominations were received from across Ireland for The People’s Pharmacist 2024, in association with Panadol.
After a rigorous shortlisting process eight finalists have been selected, showcasing the leading stories of compassion and dedication which go above and beyond that of your typical community pharmacist.
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The Irish Public now have the opportunity to vote for whom they think should be crowned The People’s Pharmacist 2024.
Now more than ever it has become clear to everyone that pharmacists are one of the most critical members of Ireland’s health service family, embedded in the heart of every community
Voting is open from 17:00 on Monday the 21st of October to 23:59 on Monday the 4th of November.
You can vote on the Pharmacy Awards website for free here: https://irishpharmacyawards.ie/panadol/ – You select the pharmacist and enter your name/email.
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