Dianne Cataag
About Dianne Cataag
Dianne Cataag is a Pharmacy Assistant with over six years of experience at Shoppers Drug Mart in Brampton and two years at Pocketpills in Mississauga, Ontario. She has a background in pharmacy education and has worked in various roles, including as a Registered Pharmacist in the Philippines and as a Pharmacy Technician.
Work at Pocketpills
Dianne Cataag has been employed as a Pharmacy Assistant at Pocketpills since 2022. In this role, she operates in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. Her responsibilities include managing pharmacy tasks and supporting the overall operations of the pharmacy. This position follows her tenure at Shoppers Drug Mart, where she worked for six years.
Work at Shoppers Drug Mart
Dianne Cataag worked as a Pharmacy Assistant at Shoppers Drug Mart from 2018 to 2022. During her six years in Brampton, Ontario, Canada, she gained extensive experience in various pharmacy operations. Her role involved assisting with customer service and managing pharmacy-related tasks.
Education and Expertise
Dianne Cataag studied at Sheridan College from 2018 to 2020, where she achieved a pharmacy technician qualification. Prior to this, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the University of San Carlos, studying from 2000 to 2004. She possesses expertise in third-party billing and Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) coverage, along with skills in data entry, dispensing, receiving, and inventory control.
Previous Experience
Before her current roles, Dianne Cataag worked as a Pharmacy Technician at William Osler Health System for one month in 2020. She also has experience as a Registered Pharmacist at Cebu Doctors University College of Medicine in the Philippines, where she worked for six months in 2004. This diverse background contributes to her comprehensive understanding of pharmacy operations.
Skills in Vaccination and Testing
Dianne Cataag has experience in billing and documentation related to flu and Covid vaccinations, as well as PCR and Rapid Covid testing. Her skills in these areas enhance her contributions to pharmacy services, particularly during public health initiatives.