My name is Walter Lum. I am a pharmacist who graduated in 1989 from the University of Toronto. I have worked all of my professional career in the retail pharmacy environment and enjoy the relationships with customers and the challenges of this environment.

I enjoy learning new things and look forward in participating in the expanded scope of practice that the profession of pharmacy is currently undergoing. In June of 2012, I received my certification from the Canadian Diabetes Educator Certification Board to be a diabetes educator. This has helped me to better serve our patients with diabetes.

My name is Chris Wong and I graduated from the University of Toronto in 2015. I started off my practice in the hospital setting working at various hospitals including Belleville General Hospital, Mackenzie Health Hospital and North York General Hospital. I then developed a strong clinical interest towards geriatric medicine which naturally propelled me to learning more about geriatric pharmacy and receiving my Board Certified Geriatric Pharmacist certification in 2018.

In August of 2018, I decided to step down from full-time hospital pharmacy work to part-time and became a community pharmacist part-time. I enjoy providing education to patients in various avenues such as public presentations, medication reviews/consultations, or even through a simple telephone conversation. I look forward to meeting you and making a difference for your health care.

Hi my name is Ayman Hussain and I graduated from U of T pharmacy in 2015. I have been a community pharmacist my whole career working at various Shoppers Drug Mart locations across the GTA. I have a strong passion for community pharmacy since we are the most accessible health care providers and usually the first line of contact for Canadians requiring any medical assistance or advice.

After 7 years of working for corporations, I have decided to take the step into independent pharmacy as a partial owner. I feel this opportunity will provide me with more flexibility to make decisions that are beneficial for our patients and help Canadians manage their medications better.