Medication Assessment Centre

The Medication Assessment Centre (MAC) is a pharmacist-led clinic housed at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Pharmacy and Nutrition. Pharmacists specialize in ensuring that medications are necessary, effective, safe, and convenient for those who use them. The MAC offers three clinical services to help patients manage chronic health conditions, chronic pain, and sleep problems.

Clinical services offered by the MAC

Medication Clinic

USask Chronic Pain Clinic

Sleep Clinic

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Meet our team

(L to R) Dr. Derek Jorgenson (Director), Dr. Radhika Marwah (Consulting Physician), Amy Wiebe (Pharmacist), Dr. Katelyn Halpape (Clinical Co-Lead), Tanis Walmsley (Medical Social Worker), Isobel Johnston (Physical Therapist), Kelly Kizlyk (Pharmacist), Jennifer King (Medical Social Worker), Taylor Raiche (Pharmacist), Eric Landry (Coordinator, Pharmacist)

MAC Employees

Thank you to our funders

Federal & Provincial Government Funding

The Medication Assessment Centre is partially funded by a grant from the Drug Plan and Extended Benefits Branch of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health.

The USask Chronic Pain Clinic (UCPC) is funded by Health Canada's Substance Use and Addictions Program (SUAP). UCPC strives to help people living with chronic pain find ways to manage the pain and help make their medications safer.

Corporate Support

The MAC and UCPC receive significant in-kind support from the University of Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon Family Pharmacy has very generously supported the MAC in donating clinic space for seeing clients and their families in person during the COVID-19 pandemic.