We are IH: Pharmacy tech enjoys problem solving for patients

Angela and her daughters at a skating competition.

Name: Angela Biddlecombe (she/her/hers) 
Job Title: Sterile Compounding Coordinator 
Length of Service: 20 years 
Worksite:East Kootenay Regional Hospital Pharmacy (sterile compounding satellite)  
Community: Cranbrook 
Ancestral Territory: Ktunaxa 
Favourite Quote / Advice to Live By: “I'm proud of my daughters' hard work and I enjoy seeing them develop into who they are. I love watching them skate—there's grace, strength and the ability to overcome pressure.” 
 
Inspired by her aunt’s career as a pharmacist, Angela Biddlecombe joined the health-care sector more than two decades ago as pharmacy technician, focusing on compoundingthe preparation of custom medications. 

Angela says pharmacy offers her a collaborative environment in which she thrives, a direct link to patient care, and the opportunity to mentor and support colleagues. 

I really enjoy the hands-on aspect of being a pharmacy technician and compounding products that are beneficial to patient care. I enjoy the problem solving to create new products, and the mentorship. 

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