Pharmacy Council

CHAIR PERSON

Virgil Paul

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Dip. Pharmacy, Dip. Management

Virgil has been a registered pharmacist for the past 38 years. She has worked in the public service both hospital and community pharmacy. After leaving the public service in 1989, she joined the private sector as a pharmacist at Renwick & Company Ltd, a distributor for pharmaceuticals. Presently, she continues to hold the position as Pharmaceutical Manager at Renwick & Company Ltd.

She is a member of the Pharmaceutical Association of St Lucia Incorporated (PASLInc.) and a member of the Caribbean Association of Pharmacists (CAP).

Virgil was appointed a member of the pharmacy council in 2007, and is passionate about raising the standard of the pharmacy profession in St Lucia.

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Secretary

Astrid Mondesir

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Pharmacist

Donna Daniel

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BSc. Pharmacy, BSc. Public Administration

Donna has been a registered pharmacist for over 30 years and is currently a Pharmacist at Central Procurement, Ministry of Health, Wellness and Elderly Affairs.

She is a Member of the Pharmaceutical Association of St. Lucia Incorporated (PASLInc.), the Caribbean Association of Pharmacists (CAP)., and the Commonwealth Pharmacists Association (CPA).

Donna joined the Pharmacy Council in 2005, and is keen on health and development.

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Treasurer

Marina Lola Marcellin

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BSc.

Pharmacy Lola has been a Registered Pharmacist in St. Lucia for over 40 years. She is also a Registered Pharmacist in the province of Ontario, Canada for 47 years.

She is the Pharmacy owner and the Pharmacist in Charge of Marcellin's Pharmacy Ltd.

She is a member of the Pharmaceutical Association of St. Lucia Inc. and the Caribbean Association of Pharmacists (CAP).

She was appointed a member of the Pharmacy Council from its inception and is very concerned about the profession of pharmacy as it pertains to the wellbeing of the nation.