Bayview Health aims to be Australia’s leading private pharmacy provider for highly specialised, niche chemotherapy, immunotherapy & clinical trial services.
We look to do this by putting the patient first, providing excellent services, & creating meaningful partnerships with like-minded individuals & organisations.
Bayview Health is a fully Australian owned and managed business founded by four individuals passionate about delivering the highest quality, patient centred, pharmacy services.
Bayview Health was started in 2018 to fill the need for expertise and care in complex areas of medical treatment for patients and health services outside of hospitals in Australia.
We started as a small community pharmacy on the University of WA campus with one staff member and have since grown to have three pharmacies, two interstate offices and 15 staff members across five states.
B Pharm, Grad Dip Pharm
Scott received his Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from Curtin in 2005. He has worked at various private hospitals in Perth, where he was involved in the supervision of aseptic manufacturing of chemotherapy, clinical trials, and manager of clinical oncology services. He completed his Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy in 2010.
Prior to co-founding Bayview Health Group, Scott helped establish the Perth Blood Institute, the largest private haematology research centre in WA, where he acted as Executive Officer and Clinical Trial Unit Manager of and as a consultant pharmacist in a private haematology practice in Perth. Scott has been an active academic and lecturer across several of Perth’s leading universities.
Scott has a keen sense of what is needed in the healthcare market for patients and providers, particularly in the areas of clinical trials, oncology and haematology.
B Pharm, Grad Dip Hosp Pharm
Julie has worked in the area of oncology and haematology for the past 30 years, in both private and public hospitals. Julie has extensive experience in the clinical care and therapeutic management of cancer patients, as well in the development and management of cancer service delivery.
Julie is Managing Director of View Health (chemo@home) a company that Julie and Lorna Cook founded in 2013. View Health (chemo@home) is Australia’s leading provider of home infusion care.
Julie is the 2016 WA Telstra Businesswoman of the Year and Entrepreneur of the Year. She was a finalist Western Australian of the Year in 2017. In 2020 Julie won the Erik Kirk Memorial award, the Pharmaceutical Society of WA’s most prestigious award.
BSc, M Pharm, Grad Dip Health Econ
Rebecca received her Master of Pharmacy from the University of WA in 2008. Following her internship, she worked as a Clinical Pharmacist in Singapore’s largest public hospital; she then worked as a Clinical Pharmacist in WA.
In 2013 she made the move to the WA Department of Health working across a range of state and national projects in the field of health economics, policy, and quality and safety.
Rebecca has experience in project managing large IT and service redesign projects, government tenders, implementing systemwide medication management systems, extensive stakeholder engagement across clinical and governmental sectors, economic evaluation and emergency management. She was the lead of the Quarantine Management Team in 2020 during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
M Nursing, MBA
Lorna has extensive experience across a range of roles as a nurse and manager in WA in the private and public hospital sector, clinical research, project management and policy. Lorna has also spent over 10 years in the pharmaceutical industry, working for a large multinational company in their hospital-based oncology department where she earned multiple sales and marketing awards.
Lorna has completed her Master of Business Administration which compliments her learnt experience in management and business strategy.
In 2013 Lorna founded View Health (chemo@home) with Julie Adams.
Sam is a graduate of Curtin University and has gained experience in pharmacy and management by holding a number of senior positions in the community pharmacy sector. She has worked in areas such as aged care and specialist dispensing where she has successfully implemented and managed strategic partnerships.
Sam is the longest serving member of the Bayview Health team and is now Managing Pharmacist for our non-clinical services ensuring efficient supply of our services across Australia.
Sarah’s successful career has been primarily spent in the UK starting as Production Manager for a TGA equivalent licensed manufacturing unit, supplying cytotoxic and CIVAS medication to hospitals throughout the UK. Sarah then commenced working for the NHS, holding senior positions in cancer and technical services and being responsible for a number of service improvements including implementation of chemotherapy electronic prescribing and a mobile chemotherapy unit.
Sarah has completed further studies through the University of Leeds (Post Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Technology and Quality Assurance) and University of Birmingham (Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Oncology). On her return to Perth some 13 years later, Sarah took on the role of Quality Manager for a newly built sterile manufacturing facility, successfully obtaining their TGA license and completing the follow up audit before coming on board at Bayview Health.