yYoung Pharmacy (Olympic Village),

se (includes injections, referral based home visits)

Medication Reviews

Diabetes Education

Vaccines and Immunizations

Opioid Agonist Therapy and Naloxone

Specialized Packaging (blister packs and automated medication strips)

Service in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and French

Meet Our Managers

Winni Ye Pharmacy Director and Manager (Oakridge)

Winni Ye joined the yYoung Medicine Mart team in 2014. She received her Bachelor

of Science in Pharmacy from the University of British Columbia. With more than 8

years of work experience in the pharmaceutical industry, she has helped

thousands of patients to achieve better health and quality of life through

medication. She always keeps patients’ wellness at the top of her priorities to

ensure that patients receive the benefits they are entitled to based on their

health plan and insurance.

Her multi-language skill (English, Mandarin and Cantonese) along with an upbeat

spirit has built a solid following of customers with diverse demographic

profile. Her excellent communication skills and genuine care for patients make

her a pharmacist that people trust and admire.

Lisa Le Pharmacy Manager (Olympic Village)

Lisa Le is a Certified Diabetes Educator and Pharmacy Manager at our Olympic

Village pharmacy. She completed her Bachelor of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical

Science at the University of Alberta and is completing her Doctorate of Pharmacy

with UBC. And has been a practicing pharmacist for 16 years, with 5 of those

years as a Pharmacy Manager. With a passion for building relationships with

patients, residential group home management and developing an integrated

medication management program, she knew that joining an independent and local

pharmacy would allow her voice to be heard and valued so we can prioritize and

provide specialized services and care catered to each individual or organization

for their optimal health.

Lisa has a special interest in Diabetes Education and Management due to seeing

an increased incidence of diabetes within our aging population. She believes

that people living with diabetes, and their families, should have access to gain

the knowledge to self-manage their condition and is devoted to offering support,

teaching and initiating behavior change.…