Janet has lived in Ancaster since 1987 purchasing Rastin’s pharmacy in 1996. Upon graduating from pharmacy Janet completed a one year hospital residency and worked in the hospital environment for several years before moving to Ancaster. Janet was the first pharmacist in Canada to receive her certificate in travel medicine from the International Society of Travel Medicine. Janet is immunization certified. She is dedicated to customer care and enjoys the personal attention her staff can provide as an independent pharmacy in a small town. Janet and her family are active in the community and support several community events.

Ashia is an Ancaster resident who is a graduate of the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy at University of Toronto. Over the course of her career she has had the privilege of working in numerous environments, including working for Thames Valley Family Health Team in London, Ontario, affiliated with the Schulich School of Medicine, University of Western Ontario. Her involvement included formal and informal medical resident teaching, drug information and interdisciplinary collaboration for patient care. She has a certificate from the University of Waterloo for Management of Oral Anticoagulation, is injection trained and smoking cessation certified. Furthermore, she is a Certified Diabetes Educator and is passionate about sharing her knowledge to improve the day to day lives and outcomes of patients living with diabetes. When not at work you can find her on the sandy shores of Grand Bend with her family, cuddling her 2 cats or enjoying Buffalo Bills football.

Nathan is an Ancaster resident who graduated with a PharmD degree from the University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy. Following graduation Nathan worked at an independent pharmacy in Cambridge where he gained experience working in a diabetes clinic, an INR clinic, and attended physician rounds at three local hospices. He is a Certified Diabetes Educator who is committed to empowering patients and helping them reach their goals. Nathan is a preceptor for the University of Waterloo School of Pharmacy where he helps mentor the next generation of pharmacists. In addition, Nathan has completed certificates in smoking cessation, injection training, oral anticoagulation and palliative care. When not at work, Nathan enjoys spending time with his family, cottage trips to the Bruce peninsula and watching sports.